Try First English Words Together

A simple activity: find the apple

1. Look: Ask, “Can you find the apple?” and give your child time to point.
2. Say: Say “apple” together, without treating it as a test.
3. Explore: Use the related picture, matching or coloring activity as a playful next step.
4. Return: Revisit a familiar word when your child feels like trying again.

This is a parent-guided activity idea, not a promise of a particular learning outcome.

Questions parents often ask

What age is My First Words Activity Book for?

It is designed for children ages 4–6 with a grown-up joining in. You can look at the pictures, say the words, and explore the activities together.

How many words and themes does the book cover?

The book introduces 24 everyday English words across six themes.

What kinds of activities are included?

Children can look at word pictures, say words aloud, match pictures and words, and color. The emphasis is on friendly first-word practice, not a fluency guarantee.

Is this a printed book or a digital activity book?

This product is a digital, printable PDF with 62 pages. It is not a shipped paperback.

Can I see some pages before I decide?

Yes. View the six-page My First Words preview PDF to look at a small sample of the book.

How could I use this with my preschooler?

Start with one picture: ask your child to find it, say the word together, and let your child explore a related activity. Return to familiar words as often as your child enjoys.