Numbers: The essential counting images, like 1, 2, 3, etc.

Colors: Words depicting various tones, similar to red, blue, green, yellow, etc.

Shapes: Essential mathematical structures like circles, squares, triangles, and square shapes.

Creatures: Names of normal creatures like canine, feline, elephant, etc.

Natural products: Names of organic products like apples, bananas, oranges, etc.

Vegetables: Names of vegetables like carrots, broccoli, potato, etc.

Climate: Terms connected with climate, like sun, downpour, cloud, snow, etc.

Family: Words like mother, father, sister, sibling, etc.

Body Parts: Portions of the human body, like the head, eyes, nose, hands, etc.

Clothing: Words for various sorts of apparel, similar to shirts, pants, shoes, etc.

Toys: Names of normal toys, for example, dolls, balls, teddy bears, etc.

Food: Words for various sorts of food, similar to pizza, cheeseburger, frozen yogurt, and so on.

Transportation: Words connected with methods of transport, similar to vehicle, transport, bike, and so forth.

Nature: Words for components of nature, like tree, bloom, waterway, and so on.

Sentiments: Words portraying feelings as blissful, miserable, furious, etc.

Contrary energies: Sets of words with inverse implications, for example, huge/little, hot/chilly, quick/slow.

Activity Action words: Words depicting activities similar to running, bouncing, swimming, eating, etc.

Time: Words connected with time, like day, night, morning, evening, etc.

Places: Words for various areas, like home, school, park, etc.

These words cover an expansive scope of classes and can give a solid groundwork to a youngster's jargon. It's critical to make learning fun and connect with youngsters, integrating games, exercises, and narration into the interaction.