Word 1
Show the word and example sentence
kitap — Bu benim kitabım.
A new conversation on paper
Turkish activity sheets
An activity sheet can be more than a set of blanks to fill. Pointing to words, drawing a picture or turning them into a short story can all make room for using Turkish.
Use the sheet together
Open the printable activity and begin by choosing a word. Let your child point out familiar words and ask about one that interests them; there is no need to finish the whole sheet at once.
- Draw a picture beside a word
- Connect a word with an object or everyday situation
- Tell a short story using two words
When writing is not yet familiar
Younger children can point to a picture, respond to a spoken word or join in through drawing. More experienced children might add a sentence, question or explanation to use the same sheet differently.
Check before printing
Check paper size and margins in your browser’s print preview. When returning to the activity, make room for a new explanation rather than expecting drawings or answers to match the first attempt.
Discover words together
Look at the picture and choose the Turkish word. Say it aloud together, then try it in a sentence of your own.
Word 2
Show the word and example sentence
güneş — Bugün güneş var.
Word 3
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saat — Saat kaç?
Word 4
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kalp — Bir kalp çizelim.
Word 5
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dünya — Dünya bizim evimiz.
Word 6
Show the word and example sentence
hediye — Bu hediye senin için.
Questions on your mind
Can we use it without printing?
Yes. Discuss the words on screen or draw your own examples on plain paper. The sheet provides a starting point for working together.
Should every age give the same answer?
No. Choosing a picture, making a short sentence and telling a story are different ways to participate. Choose a task around age and experience with Turkish.
Does the sheet replace a lesson?
The sheet is a tool for brief family practice. Interaction with a teacher allows questions, responses and individual needs to be explored together.
Let’s talk!
Take the first step for your child
Discuss your questions about lessons or teacher choice with our education coordinator, or go straight to an intro lesson.
