The video tutorial introduces action poems, highlighting their benefits in making poems feel real and aiding in understanding words. The teacher recites a clean-up action poem, encouraging students to perform actions alongside. Vocabulary from the poem is explained, including words like 'mess', 'clean', 'put away', 'rest', and 'job'. The session concludes with a recap and farewell.

What is one benefit of performing actions while reciting a poem?

• It reduces the need for memorization.

• It makes the poem more difficult.

• It helps in understanding the words better.

• It makes the poem longer.

In the context of the poem, what does the word 'mess' refer to?

• A fun activity

• Something dirty or untidy

• A tidy arrangement

• A clean room

What does 'put away' mean in the poem?

• To give something away

• To hide something

• To place something where it belongs

• To throw something away

What does 'rest' refer to in the phrase 'the rest of these toys'?

• Toys that are broken

• Toys that are new

• Toys that are left over

• Toys that are missing

In the poem, what is the 'job' that needs to be done?

• Playing games

• Cleaning up

• Cooking dinner

• Reading a book