How do we travel?
We use different words for different ways to travel. We walk on our feet. We cycle on a bicycle. We ride a bus, a bike or a horse. We drive a car. A taxi is a car for hire. A plane flies high in the sky. Say: I walk to school. Dad drives a car. We ride a bus.
How do you go to school, Omar?
I walk. My school is near my house.
I ride a bus. It is a long way.
My cousin cycles to school every day.
My uncle lives in Aswan. We go there by train. First we take a taxi to the station. Then the train runs along the Nile. Later my uncle drives us to his house.
Travel mime. The grown-up says: walk, cycle, drive, ride a bus. The child acts each one with the body and says the sentence: I walk. I cycle. I drive a car. I ride a bus. Then the child chooses a way to travel and the grown-up guesses.
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