Family Language Plan Guidance Document
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Family Language Plan Guidance Document This document contains approximately 1,100 vocabulary words. This word count does not include the phrase lists. With around 1,000 words in most languages, you’ll be able to ask people how they’re doing, tell them about your day and navigate everyday life situations like shopping and public transit. This means that once a learner successfully acquires the words in this document utilizing various activities and methods, they will enter conversational language proficiency. The topics and vocabulary in this document are tailored to the daily routines, conversations, and activities that happen between parents and children. This is a guidance document in the development of lessons and material resources for parents to utilize in their homes and daily lives with their children. Types of material resources to develop are things like eBooks, self-published language books (i.e.: through Diggy Pod), story boards, labels, quick response codes, etc. In addition, the purpose of this document is for language programs, organizations, institutions to make their own and translate into their own language. Parts of this document have areas to be expanded. The vagueness of this document is intended to be as easily translated into many different languages. It is the full intention for each program to take this document and make it culturally relevant and appropriate for their own language, culture, and land base. 1 | Page Topics Family Pets Kitchen Outdoors & Nature Dining Room Weather & Season Living Room Colors Bedroom Numbers Bathroom Shapes Laundry Room Telling Time & Time of Day Play & Toys Characteristics Routines Arts & Crafts Body Transportation Feelings Places to go Cleaning & Chores Professions Animals 2 | Page Family Nouns mom aunt dad uncle sister niece brother nephew baby cousin(s) son grandma daughter grandpa woman great grandparent(s) man boy girl Verbs wave at high five hug shake hands kiss look at hold hands smile at to miss tell someone talk to get someone to ask Phrases who is your [family term]? where is your [family term]? 2 | Page what is your [family I love my [family term] term]’s name? Possessives my our your your (plural) his/her/its their Kitchen Nouns - Tools plate cup bowl knife butter knife fork spoon baby bottle class cup blender counter sink soap fridge freezer oven frying pan pot coffee pot tea pot spatula masher (potato) wash rag wooden spoon table bottle/jar tongs cutting board strainer paper towels measuring cup measuring spoons 3 | Page Nouns- Food (Modern) Produce Dairy & Eggs fruit milk vegetables yogurt roots cheese apple butter orange cream banana ice cream grapes pudding peaches eggs strawberries Meat & Fish blueberries meat raspberries fish broccoli beef cabbage chicken peppers pork cucumber bacon onion salmon potato trout carrots turkey celery nuggets tomato hamburger Grains hotdog flour sausage rice Pantry & Condiments pasta beans 4 | Page noodles canned ___ bread soup oatmeal/mush nuts snack bars seeds toast salt frybread pepper dumplings spices Condiments vinegar honey oil/lard sugar broth ketchup cereal mustard Drinks BBQ sauce water mayonnaise juice ranch milk dressing soda coffee tea Verbs grab fry put stir mix flip cut wash rinse open wash hands wash dishes pour dump 5 | Page mix wipe measure mash scoop bring heat bake sprinkle Dining Room Verbs & Phrases pass the___. do you want____? do you like ___? would you like more? what do you eat your ____. need? drink your ____. chew with your mouth closed sit on your chair. is it good? use your do you need help? [spoon/fork] it’s hot. be careful. blow on it. wipe your face. I am full. are you done? throw it away. put your [dish] away. Living Room Nouns couch chair coffee table rug floor carpet 6 | Page lamp light tv window curtains door pictures painting shelf entertainment center remote fire place clock cushion/pillow foot rest/ side table ottoman telephone Verbs sit lay stand up watch look scoot over Phrases what are you watching? where is the …? What do you want to come here. watch? can you bring me the… what is going on? what is that? good night. good morning. what are you up to? I love you. 7 | Page Bedroom Nouns bed bedroom blanket door pillow wall sheets ceiling closet dresser night stand clothes light alarm clock hanger mirror toys desk chest/trunk toy box book. story Verbs lay down cover up go to sleep wake up stand up open eyes close eyes yawn stretch make bed put away turn off close open warm cold fold hang straighten relax read take off put on 8 | Page Phrases time to wake up. get up! let’s clean our time to get ready. room. look outside. put your blanket on the bed. pick your clothes. get dressed. put away your change your clothes. clothes. time for bed. I will tuck you in. pick a book. I am going to read to you. put on your ____. Bathroom Nouns bathroom mirror sink counter cabinet faucet bath tub toilet shampoo conditioner body wash face wash lotion tooth brush tooth paste brush comb rubber bands make up towel wash cloth soap toilet paper body spray deodorant 9 | Page Verbs bathe shower potty shampoo hair condition hair lather rinse dirty clean cold warm hot dry wet turn on turn off Laundry Room Nouns clothes washing machine dryer detergent dryer sheets hanging rod shelf basket clothes pin hanger shirt pants shorts skirt dress socks sweater coat underwear scarf robe vest tights leggings towel blanket dish towels iron ironing board scrub brush bleach bucket 10 | Page pile(s) wrinkle Verbs wash dry iron fold hang put in pour start it/turn on separate put away grab Phrases put ___ in the laundry is this dirty? basket. is this clean? close the lid. close the door. open the lid. open the door. this is wrinkled. plug in the iron. it is warm. it is wet. it is damp. it smells good. it smells dingy (bad). pick it up. go gather your laundry. where does this go? put that in the [color] pile. Play & Toys Nouns toy ball rattle bike 11 | Page train plane doll puzzle blocks stuffed animal wagon instrument jump rope paddle skates swing set slide playdough dinosaurs bat hoop cars sprinkler pool batteries videogame Verbs play run kick jump yell hit slide throw roll swing sing skip imitate (“do like dance this”) squeeze smash cut make pinch build swim float fly catch bounce push hop turn on share laugh 12 | Page cry Prepositions up down around behind in on at under above high low with against across after before beyond next to / beside close far toward away off through between from Phrases what are you is that fun? playing? this is fun. that is loud. that is fast. that is slow. that is easy. that is difficult. keep practicing. you can do it. take that outside. take turns. watch me. good job. you’re good at be careful. that. 13 | Page be patient. you are silly. wow! Routines Phrases wake up. go to the bathroom. brush your teeth. take a shower. time for school. get ready. grab your things. get dressed. eat breakfast. wash your hands. brush your hair. clean up. eat lunch. eat dinner. choose your snack time. clothes. time for bed. set your alarm. good night. Body Nouns body head hair face forehead eyebrow(s) eye(s) eyelash(es) cheek(s) mouth lips nose tooth/teeth tongue chin ear(s) neck shoulder(s) 14 | Page arm(s) hand(s) finger(s) nail(s) wrist chest ribs stomach sides behind leg(s) knee(s) thigh(s) toe(s) ` foot/feet skin blood bones nail(s) Verbs point to touch scratch itch hurt tickle wash Phrases where does it hurt? your ___ are cold. wash your ___. did you get hurt? you got food on your___. Feelings Pronouns I we you you all he she 15 | Page it they Emotions happy sad excited angry frustrated surprised confused worried curious scared lonely content relaxed bored Phrases how are you? are you okay? you look ____. what is the matter? are you ____. why are you____? Cleaning & Chores Nouns cloth sponge scrubber broom mop vacuum cleaner (spray) sprayer garbage garbage can closet cabinet paper towel iron ironing board laundry detergent dish detergent bleach 16 | Page gloves dust pan bucket basket bin storage bubbles pile Verbs wipe get wet scrub sweep spray throw away mop vacuum put it away get wash rinse straighten iron fold hang clean tidy dust fill empty stack pile gather clean fix Phrases time to clean. look at that mess. let’s clean that up. it was an accident. did you spill? time to put things away. go grab the___. put that in the____. it looks clean. that smells good. 17 | Page that is sticky. Animals Nouns Four Legged Flying bear bird cougar robin wolf sparrow raccoon hawk coyote owl fox eagle mouse vulture squirrel blue jay lynx swan beaver duck chipmunk goose Underwater Hooves fish horse eel cow salmon deer trout moose turtle goat frog sheep water snake elk clams moose whale buffalo crab pig 18 | Page Verbs fly run gallop jump eat swim hop chase hunt hide build make dig land float crawl slither wait climb Physical Characteristics four legged has fur big small has antlers has hooves has feathers sharp teeth flat teeth has claws has fins has scales shiny skinny/narrow tall short has wings has a beak long ears short ears has stripes has spots has a tail has a shell 19 | Page Pets Nouns cat kitty dog puppy fish bird rabbit lizard rat snake bowl (food) bowl (water) cage tank bedding Verbs pet walk feed scratch hold water leash clean play fetch Phrases where is _____? pet ______.