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Give away kindergarten basic vocabulary

Let's give out a special section today! 🎉

This category is the "Verb, Compound, and Other Words category."

There are a total of 61 words, such as running 🏃‍♂️, having to eat, sell, play, like to wash, buy, sleep, raise, and many words. 🌈

For anyone who just came in, we are now giving away 244 basic kindergarten words.

It's divided into 12 main categories and two special categories - we'll give it to all categories. 💛

This category of terminology helped develop

✅ the language aspect - know the modalities and synergies used in everyday life.

✅ Communication Side - Children Speak Complete Sentences

✅ - Learn to use words to suit the situation.

Fits 3-6 years old, both pre-kindergarten and kindergarten. 🧡

# Kindergarten Baby Vocabulary # Verb category # Welding category # Learn Thai # Child development# Kindergarten work certificate # Prepare for kindergarten

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