ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English ???????? Learn by colors with a song! ????????
Hi there! Are you ready to have some fun with colors? Let’s sing a happy song and learn about colors together!
Do you know what color an apple is? It’s red! Red, red, red like an apple. Can you think of other things that are red? Maybe a fire truck or a red balloon!
Next, we have orange. Orange, orange, orange like a carrot. Carrots are crunchy and yummy! What else is orange? How about a pumpkin or an orange crayon?
Now, let’s talk about yellow. Yellow, yellow, yellow like the sun. The sun is bright and warm. Can you find something yellow around you? Maybe a banana or a yellow flower?
Finally, we have green. Green, green, green like grass. Grass is soft and nice to play on. What else is green? Maybe a frog or a green leaf!
Colors are everywhere! They make our world beautiful and fun. Can you find more colors around you? Maybe blue like the sky or purple like grapes? Keep exploring and have fun with colors!
Here’s a fun game for you! Go on a color hunt around your home or classroom. Can you find something red, orange, yellow, and green? Ask a friend or family member to join you. Happy hunting!
Remember, you can sing this color song anytime you want. Singing helps us remember and learn. Keep singing, exploring, and having fun with colors!
Color Matching Activity: Gather a collection of colored objects from around your home or classroom. These could be toys, clothing, or household items. Lay them out and ask the children to match each object with a color card or a piece of colored paper. Encourage them to say the color out loud and think of other objects that might be the same color. This helps reinforce color recognition and vocabulary.
Color Mixing Experiment: Provide the children with small containers of primary colored water (red, blue, yellow). Give them a chance to mix the colors in clear cups to see what new colors they can create. Ask them questions like, “What happens when you mix red and yellow?” or “Can you make green?” This hands-on activity introduces them to the concept of color mixing and the creation of secondary colors.
Nature Color Walk: Take the children on a short walk outside, either in a garden, park, or playground. Ask them to look for natural objects that match the colors they learned about in the song. Can they find a red flower, an orange leaf, or a green bush? Encourage them to observe and describe what they see, enhancing their connection between colors and the natural world.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Red, red, red like an apple. Orange, orange, orange like a carrot. Yellow, yellow, yellow like the sun. Green, green, green like grass.”
