Hey there, little friend! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about opposites. Opposites are things that are very different from each other, like hot and cold or big and small. And guess what? We’re going to learn them with yummy food!
Let’s start with some tasty opposites:
Let’s have a pretend picnic with our friends:
Did you know some foods are sweet and some are sour? Let’s see:
Do you love stories? There’s a special place where you can find lots of fun books to read. Ask your grown-up to help you explore more stories. You might find a new favorite, just like “The Unicorn and the Horse.” It’s a story about feeling special just the way you are.
Thanks for learning with us today! Keep exploring and having fun with stories and opposites. See you next time!
Opposite Hunt at Home: Ask your grown-up to help you find things around your house that are opposites. Can you find something big and something small? How about something hot and something cold? Draw a picture of each pair you find and share it with your friends or family.
Food Opposites Taste Test: With the help of a grown-up, gather some foods that are opposites in taste or temperature. For example, you could try a warm piece of toast and a cold piece of fruit. Talk about how each one feels and tastes. Which one do you like better?
Create Your Own Opposite Story: Use your imagination to create a short story using opposites. Maybe it’s about a tall giraffe and a short mouse who become friends, or a hot sun and a cold snowman who go on an adventure. Draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with your class or family.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Opposites, it’s food for thought.
Short, tough.
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Full, empty.
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Let’s all learn the opposites!
It’s tasty and it’s fun,
With picnic friends and food for thought.
We’ll learn them one by one:
Fork, spoon.
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Cake, napkins,
Hish kabob, hamburger, plate.
Be there or be square!
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Hot, cold,
Hot dog, deviled egg,
Watermelon, corn on the cob,
Guacamole, tortilla chip.
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Ice pop, fried chicken,
Lemonade.
Have some fun in the summer sun,
We’re too cool for that!
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Big, small.
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Cheeseburger, sesame seeds,
Basil, fruit salad,
Blueberries, kiwi.
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Pizza, apples, oranges.
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We’re a big deal,
But a little goes a long way.
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Picnic basket, this is…
But we think outside the box.
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Peach, grapes, dessert,
Baguette, cheese,
Empty, full,
Strawberry jam, pickles.
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Smoothie, punch,
Ketchup, mustard.
Looking good over there!
Coming from you,
That’s an empty condiment.
Sweets, sour,
Strawberry, cherry,
Cantaloupe, pies.
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Lemon, lime,
Hot dog with sauerkraut,
Grapefruit.
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Did you know that flavors affect different parts of the tongue?
Many…
Phew!
Potato chips, dip,
Popcorn.
Let’s go for a dip!
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Tall, short.
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Sandwich, ice cream cone.
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Don’t you love being short about it?
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My favorite story on books is “The Unicorn and the Horse” because the horse feels like he’s, well, not beautiful, but he actually is.
I’m going to explore more on books, and you should too!
Don’t wait around; ask your grown-up and start exploring more fun stories like these.
You’ll be glad you did!
Thanks for watching!
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