The Pet Parade
A parade is a special event where people walk together and show something interesting. In this story, children bring pets in costumes. A dog looks like a bee, a puppy wears a crown, and a cat rides in a stroller. The pets feel unhappy at first, but dog treats and toys make them happy. We use the present simple tense to tell what happens: The parade starts. The puppy wears a crown. We can use adjectives to describe appearance and feelings: happy, unhappy, funny, cute. We also use plural nouns: pets, dogs, cats, toys.
Image Placeholder: Children and pets walking in a colorful parade.
Exercises
1. Vocabulary Match (8)
- parade
- pet
- costume
- dog
- puppy
- crown
- stroller
- toy
2. Fill in the Blanks (8)
- The ___ starts at noon.
- A dog looks like a ___.
- A ___ wears a crown.
- A cat rides in a ___.
- Dogs get dog ___.
- Cats get ___.
- The pets feel ___ at the end.
- Children bring ___.
3. True or False (8)
- The parade starts at night.
- A dog looks like a bee.
- A puppy wears a crown.
- A cat rides in a stroller.
- The pets are happy first.
- Dogs get treats.
- Cats get toys.
- The ending is happy.
Image Placeholder: Puppy wearing a shiny crown.
4. Choose the Correct Word (8)
- dog/crown
- happy/bee
- toy/stroller
- cat/parade
- puppy/treat
- costume/pet
- crown/happy
- dogs/toys
5. Write a Sentence (8 prompts)
- parade
- pet
- dog
- cat
- toy
- happy
- crown
- costume
6. Plural Nouns (8)
- dog
- cat
- toy
- pet
- child
- costume
- puppy
- treat
