Play rock-a-by, baby.
Make a cradle.
Rock the cradle.
Sing to the baby.
Sing rock-a-by, baby.

A real doll and cradle may be used and the following sentences be expressed in action:

Bring me the doll.
Bring me the cradle.
Put the doll in the cradle.
Rock the cradle.
Sing to the doll.
Sing rock-a-by, baby.

Teach bring, put, make, and other new verbs as sight words and use them in preliminary development lessons.

Ex.:

Bring me the ball.
Bring me the bell. Etc.

Put the ball on the table.
Put the bell on the table. Etc.

Kindergarten Finger Play furnishes excellent action upon which to base the use of the word make. Ex.:

Make baby's ball.
Make baby's cradle.
Make baby's hammer. Etc.