ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English ???? Guess the Marine Animal ???? Which Sea Animal Is It? ???? Episode 3
Hey there, little explorer! Are you ready to dive into the ocean and discover an amazing sea animal? Let’s play a fun guessing game!
Look over there! Do you see a big, strong animal swimming in the water? It has sharp teeth and a fin on its back. Can you guess what it is?
Yes, you got it! It’s a shark! Sharks are very special animals that live in the ocean. They are great swimmers and can move really fast through the water.
Sharks come in many different shapes and sizes. Some are big, like the great white shark, and some are small, like the dwarf lantern shark. They have been around for a very long time, even before the dinosaurs!
Did you know that sharks have super senses? They can smell things from far away and can even feel tiny movements in the water. This helps them find food and stay safe.
Even though sharks can be dangerous, they are also very important for the ocean. They help keep the sea healthy by eating sick fish and keeping the balance of the ocean’s ecosystem.
Remember, the ocean is full of amazing creatures, and sharks are just one of them. Keep exploring and learning about the wonderful world under the sea!
Thanks for playing our guessing game. Keep smiling and learning every day!
Shark Senses Exploration: Let’s pretend to be sharks and use our super senses! Ask an adult to hide a small object in the room. Close your eyes and use your sense of smell to find it, just like a shark would. Can you find it without looking? Talk about how sharks use their senses to find food in the ocean.
Shark Size Comparison: Gather some string or yarn and measure out the length of different sharks. For example, the great white shark can be up to 20 feet long! Compare the string lengths to your height or the size of your classroom. Which shark is the biggest? Which is the smallest? Discuss why sharks come in different sizes and how that helps them in the ocean.
Ocean Ecosystem Role Play: Create a simple ocean scene with toys or drawings. Include different sea animals like fish, turtles, and, of course, sharks. Act out how sharks help keep the ocean healthy by eating sick fish. Talk about why each animal is important and how they all work together to keep the ocean balanced.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“What’s that animal over there? It’s a shark. Sharks are very dangerous animals. Smile and learn!”
