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Verbs 14 (Age 6) - Including illustrate and investigate
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Verbs 14 (Age 6) - Including illustrate and investigate
Discover KS1 verbs with useful action words. Children learn meanings that help them describe pictures, ask questions, and build clearer sentences in reading and writing.
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Fascinating Fact:
You can investigate a mystery in a story. You can investigate what made a loud noise.
In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn verbs that explain actions and thinking. Words such as illustrate and investigate help pupils talk about showing ideas and finding things out.
Key Terms
Verb: A word that tells what someone or something does.
Illustrate: To add a picture or drawing to help explain something.
Investigate: To look closely and find out more about something.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
What is a verb in KS1?
In KS1, a verb is a doing word. It tells what a person, animal, or thing does, such as draw, jump, illustrate, or investigate.
What does illustrate mean for children?
For children, illustrate means to make a picture to go with words or ideas. A child might illustrate a story by drawing a scene from it.
Why do children learn verbs in KS1 vocabulary?
Children learn verbs in KS1 vocabulary because verbs help sentences make sense. They show actions clearly and improve speaking, reading, and writing.