Vocabulary development is an essential part of learning English at the elementary school level. A rich vocabulary helps children understand spoken and written language, express their thoughts clearly, and develop confidence in communication. Vocabulary should not be taught through memorization alone. Instead, teachers should provide meaningful and enjoyable activities that encourage children to learn and use new words in different situations. Interactive and child-centered activities make vocabulary learning more effective and long-lasting. Picture-based activities are among the most effective methods for vocabulary development. Teachers can use flashcards, posters, charts, and picture books to introduce new words. Children identify objects, animals, fruits, vegetables, colours, and actions shown in the pictures. They can also match pictures with words or name the objects they see. Such visual support helps learners understand and remember words easily. Word games create interest and motivate learners to participate actively. Games such as word bingo, word search, crossword puzzles, matching games, and memory games improve vocabulary while making learning enjoyable. Guessing games where one student describes an object and others identify