ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House ???? Kids Book Read Aloud: I WISH YOU HAPPINESS by Michael Wong and Ann Baratashvili
Hi there! I’m Ani, and I’m so happy you’re here to read with me. Today, we have a special story called “I Wish You Happiness.” It’s a book full of wonderful wishes for you and everyone we love. Let’s dive into this magical story together!
This book is written by Michael Wong and has beautiful pictures by Anne Baratashvili. It’s all about the amazing things we wish for you!
I wish you dreams so you can fly high and reach for the stars. Imagine all the amazing things you can do!
I wish you courage and strength because magic happens when you try new things.
I wish you imagination and creativity so you can make the world colorful and fun.
I wish you adventure and curiosity to explore new places and make your own path.
I wish you health and happiness because feeling good is better than any treasure.
I wish you peace and quiet moments to listen to birds and watch the stars twinkle.
I wish you knowledge and wisdom to learn and grow every day.
I wish you grit and resilience to keep going and never give up.
I wish you success and prosperity to believe in yourself and your dreams.
I wish you luck and opportunity because trying new things brings good luck.
I wish you faith and hope to know everything will be okay.
I wish you family and friendships because they bring so much joy and love.
I wish you joy and laughter to giggle and laugh until your tummy hurts.
I wish you kindness and generosity because every little act of kindness matters.
I wish you love and affection to fill your heart with happiness and joy.
Most of all, I wish you happiness in everything you do!
Now, let’s say hello to some of our reading friends:
Thank you for reading with me today. I hope you enjoyed our story and all the wonderful wishes. See you next time, my amazing reading friends!
Wish Tree Craft: Create a “Wish Tree” using a small branch or a drawing of a tree. Ask each child to think of a wish they have for themselves or someone they love. Write these wishes on small pieces of paper or leaves cut out from colored paper. Hang or tape the wishes onto the tree. Discuss with the children how these wishes can bring happiness and how they can help make these wishes come true for themselves and others.
Imagination Adventure: Encourage the children to use their imagination and creativity by drawing or crafting a scene from their dream adventure. Provide them with paper, crayons, and other art supplies. Ask them to describe their adventure to the class, focusing on the feelings of happiness and excitement it brings. Discuss how using imagination can make everyday life more colorful and fun.
Kindness Challenge: Organize a “Kindness Challenge” where each child performs a small act of kindness for someone else, such as sharing a toy, helping a friend, or giving a compliment. Afterward, gather the children to share their experiences and discuss how these acts made them and others feel. Highlight the importance of kindness and generosity in spreading happiness.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello, my reading friends! It’s Ani. I’m so happy you came to read with me. If you like these stories, be sure to subscribe and make sure to watch all the way through because I’m going to do some shout-outs at the end. Are you ready for a story?
Well, today we have a beautifully written book that contains all the wishes I have for the people I love, and that includes you! It’s called “I Wish You Happiness.” If you have a copy, go get it so you can read along with me.
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“I Wish You Happiness,” written by Michael Wong and illustrated by Anne Baratashvili.
I wish you dreams and aspirations to spread your wings and reach for the stars.
I wish you courage and strength, for the magic begins at the end of your comfort zone.
I wish you imagination and creativity, for the world is a blank canvas to paint your masterpiece.
I wish you adventure and curiosity to go where there is no path and leave a trail.
I wish you health and well-being, for they are worth more than all the riches in the world.
I wish you peace and tranquility to listen to the birds and gaze at the stars.
I wish you knowledge and wisdom, for they are the foundations of a successful life.
I wish you grit and resilience to never, ever give up.
I wish you success and prosperity to trust yourself and your ability to succeed.
I wish you luck and opportunity, for the more you try, the luckier you get.
I wish you faith and hope to believe everything will be all right.
I wish you family and friendships, for they are life’s greatest sources of happiness.
I wish you joy and laughter to laugh long and loud until you gasp for breath.
I wish you kindness and generosity, for no act of kindness is ever wasted, no matter how small.
I wish you love and affection to fill your beautiful heart with an ocean of joy.
I wish you all those wonderful things, but most of all, I wish you happiness.
I hope your life is filled with all those wonderful things.
Okay, are you ready for some shout-outs? Today they’re going out to:
– Gerard in Grand Rapids, Michigan
– Ben and Faye in South Bend, Maine
– Amira in Minneapolis, Minnesota
– Luigi from the Bronx, New York
– Josh in San Jose, California
– Andres in Houston, Texas
– Surya in Chapel Hill, North Carolina
– Scarlett in North Carolina
– Annabelle and Jacob in Oahu, Denmark
– Aaron and Aiden in Patterson, Texas
Hello, my wonderful reading friends! I just love our great big international reading family. I hope you enjoyed our story today. See you next time!
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