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Vocabulary: toys. - English lesson

Obviously, games or toys are not only made to play with! They're not only imagined to entertain and amuse children. A toy helps to shape a kid's personality, insofar as it requires effort, flexibility, even if the kid doesn't notice this need, and helps him acquire dexterity and different skills. Games and toys also develop the kid's imagination.

In their young lives, in order to be intellectually developed and well integrated in society, young kids must play. The only problem is, in fact, to allocate enough time to each activity.

That's what the proverb says : All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy... All play and no work makes Jack a silly boy!

If a kid works too much, he will become dull, sad and uninteresting. If he doesn't work enough, he will become stupid... A hard choice to make !

Parents have to give enough knowledge but enough leisure time and moments of games in order to reach balance and harmony in their children's lives...

Plush toys and construction games
	Plush toys	A carry-on	A construction game
Models and creative activities
	A (jigsaw-)puzzle	Toy cars and lorries (trucks)	Remote-controlled vehicles
Dolls
	Rag dolls	A doll	A fashion doll
Models and action figures
	GI Joes	Model animals	Marbles
Educational games, dice games and board games.
	Read and write	Dice game (a die, 2 dice)	Board games
Board and strategy games
	Draughts/Checkers	A brain-teaser	Chess
Dexterity and video games
	Tops	Scooters	A video-game

Young children play ...

to play school		to play tea parties ( with plates, cups and saucers.)
to play cops and robbers = (policemen and thiefs)		to play shops (greengrocer's, butcher's, baker's...)
to play with dolls		to play marbles (especially in the playground.)
to play hide and seek (to hide, hid, hidden. to seek, I sought, sought.		to play the pirates
to play "Simon says" (stand up when "Simon says..;"		to play leapfrog (jump over somebody's back)

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1. 'Lucy, have you finished your letter to Santa? Do you wish him to bring you a new with its clothes, or to create a true-to-life elementary school?'
2. I've asked Santa to bring you , Mom. You know, one of these games where you have to know a lot about literature or the cinema.
3. and I thought it was a good idea to ask Santa to bring Tom about the planets. He'll like that!
4. I'd also like to learn the tactics of . I don't know how to win against Dad... I can plan moves for my knights but I can't manage my rooks.'
5. 'Oh! I thought you wanted to practise your tennis with the Wii U.'
6. 'I think we should order one of these executive games for Dad. A would be a good idea...'
7. You don't want to ask for anything for yourself, Lucy? I suggest ... dressed as a Parisian woman!'
8. Well, in fact, Mom, I'd like a blue to race with Tom in the Park... with a bell attached on it, and a couple of tops... I like watching them spinning.
9. I wouldn't mind a bag of too... Do you think Santa will bring all this for all of us, Mom? '

I hope you enjoyed the test and succeeded! Thanks for playing with me! ;0)

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