ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten ???? Run Away from the Sharks! | Animal Song | Pinkfong Baby Shark Kids Song
Hi there, friends! We were having a fun time fishing by the sea. But guess what? We saw some sharks! Oh no, let’s run away fast!
Look over there! Do you see those rocks? Let’s move quickly: left, right, left, right! We need to be faster!
Are you all okay? That was a close one! Phew!
Oh, there’s another shark! But don’t worry, it’s just my mom. Do you want to play with her?
We were swimming away from some mean sharks, but now we’re safe!
Oh no, those mean gray sharks are back! Let’s show them who’s boss! Run away, quick!
Move down, up, down, up! The shark is getting closer! Faster, faster!
Is everyone okay? We made it just in time! You all swam so well!
Mom, you were awesome too! Thank you for helping us!
Oh no, there’s a giant shark! But don’t worry, Grandma and Grandpa are here to help!
Run away, everyone! The giant shark is coming! Faster, faster!
We are safe now, thanks to Grandma and Grandpa! Let’s celebrate with a special treat!
How about some yummy seaweed pizza? Yum!
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Shark Movement Game: Let’s pretend to be sharks and practice moving like them! Find a safe space where you can move around. Imagine you’re swimming in the sea. Can you move left, right, up, and down just like in the story? Try to be as fast as you can! Ask a friend or family member to join you and take turns being the shark and the swimmer. Who can swim the fastest?
Shark Spotting Adventure: Next time you visit a beach or a pool, play a game of “Shark Spotting.” Look for things that remind you of sharks, like a fin-shaped rock or a shadow in the water. Use your imagination! Can you think of other animals that live in the sea? How do they move differently from sharks? Share your discoveries with your friends or family.
Draw Your Adventure: Grab some paper and crayons and draw your own shark adventure! What did you see in the sea? Who helped you escape from the sharks? Maybe you can draw Grandma and Grandpa saving the day or your favorite sea creature. Once you’re done, tell your story to someone and explain what happened in your adventure.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Oh hi friends! We were just fishing over here. Huh, sharks! Run away! Sharks are coming! Run, run away!
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Look at those rocks over there! Find the rocks! Left, right, left, right, right, left, left! Faster, faster!
Friends, are you okay? That was a close one!
Oh, another shark! Hey kids, it was just my mom. Do you want to play with her?
Yeah, sounds fun! Mom, we were getting chased by some mean sharks, so H and I swam away really fast.
What? Those mean gray sharks? Are you both okay?
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Okay, what’s that? Oh no, friends! Those mean gray sharks are after us again!
No way! I’ll show you who’s boss! Run away! Run away! A shark is following us!
Down, up, down, down, up, up, down! The shark is much closer now! Faster, faster!
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Is everyone doing okay? I think we got away just in time! Baby shark!
Hey, you two were good swimmers! You were awesome too, Mom!
Honey, kids, what in the sea is going on? Some mean gray sharks were after us, but we got away.
Oh, that must have been scary! I’m glad you’re all okay.
Wait, behind you! Are those the mean gray sharks? Just leave it to me, kids!
Wait, that’s a giant shark! Look over there! The giant shark is coming!
Run away! A giant shark is following us!
Run, do doo doo doo do doo do doo do doo doo doo doo! The shark is much closer now! Faster, faster!
Run away! Run, run away! Rush away!
Oh my, a giant shark invading our village!
We’re glad you’re okay! It was all thanks to you, Grandma and Grandpa!
Thank you, Grandma and Grandpa! Since Hoya is here, let’s make a special treat!
Yeah, how about some seaweed pizza?
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This version removes any inappropriate language and maintains the playful tone of the original transcript.
