An American mother teaches her toddler English by picking one color during walks and pointing out matching objects like trees and grass. Repetition with real examples helps the child connect words to what they see.
Do you see green leaves? We see green trees. One thing we really like to do on our walks to help with language is to pick a color and point out things that are that color. So as we walk, I will say, "Look at the green trees. Look at the green grass," and anything that is that color, so that way he can learn to associate that color with that thing.
