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🎈 Pull‑toy Fun!

Introduction

Pull toys are toys that you hold and Pull. They go click‑click or ding‑ding as they move. Let’s learn about them together!

1. Colorful Pull Friends

  • Red Rabbit hops on wheels. Pull, pull, pull and it says “hop‑hop!”
  • Blue Bear rolls slow. Pull, pull, pull and it makes a soft “vroom”.
  • Yellow Duck waddles fast. Pull, pull, pull and it quacks “quack‑quack!”

We can see Red, Blue, Yellow and feel happy when they move.

2. Counting Pulls

Let’s count the pulls:

1️⃣ Pull once – the rabbit hops.
2️⃣ Pull twice – the bear rolls.
3️⃣ Pull three times – the duck waddles.

Keep pulling 1, 2, 3 and watch the toys go!

3. Feelings & Sounds

When the toy moves, we feel Joy.
If the toy stops, we feel a little Sad, so we pull again and hear Click‑click or Ding‑ding.

Simple Activity – Pull‑toy Race

  1. Line up a red rabbit, a blue bear, and a yellow duck.
  2. Hold the string of one toy.
  3. Say “Pull, pull, pull!” three times.
  4. Watch which toy goes the farthest.
  5. Cheer “Yay!” for the winner and try again.

Conclusion

Pull toys are bright, make sounds, and help us count. Keep pulling, keep smiling, and explore more toys that go click‑click and ding‑ding. Happy pulling! 🚂

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