Understanding Swings

A swing is often found in a ______.

• Kitchen

• Playground

• Library

• Office

Swings are used for ______.

• Reading

• Swinging

• Painting

• Cooking

Where do children usually play on swings?

• In the classroom

• On the road

• In the playground

• In the kitchen

A swing is a type of ______.

• Vehicle

• Toy

• Furniture

• Appliance

What is wrong with Sam and Sara's swing?

• It is too small

• It is broken

• It is too high

• It is too colorful.

What do Sam and Sara need to fix their problem?

• A new swing

• A new tree

• A new rope

• A new playground

What is the main task described in the image?

• Design a car

• Design a swing

• Design a house

• Design a boat

What does D.I.Y. stand for?

• Do It Yourself

• Done In Year

• Draw It Yourself

• Design It Yourself

Which of the following is a benefit of D.I.Y.?

• A) Learning new skills

• B) Spending more money

• C) Increasing stress

• D) Reducing creativity

What materials are used to build the swing in the illustration?

• Wood

• Metal

• Building blocks

• Plastic