ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten ABC Phonics Song A ~ F | Phonics Song | Alphabet Phonics | Songs For Children
Are you ready to have some fun with letters? Let’s go on an adventure and learn the alphabet together! We’ll meet some friendly animals and objects along the way. Let’s start!
Look at the shiny red apple! Apples are yummy and good for you. Can you say “A for Apple”? Great job!
Books are full of stories and pictures. They take us on amazing adventures. Let’s say “B for Book” together. Well done!
Here comes a cute cat! Cats love to purr and play. Can you say “C for Cat”? Nice work!
Woof woof! That’s the sound a dog makes. Dogs are friendly and love to wag their tails. Let’s say “D for Dog”. You’re doing great!
Wow, look at the big elephant! Elephants have long trunks and big ears. Can you say “E for Elephant”? Fantastic!
Swim, swim, swim! Fish live in the water and come in many colors. Let’s say “F for Fish”. Awesome!
You did an amazing job learning the alphabet with me! Remember, practice makes perfect. Keep exploring and have fun with letters every day!
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or classroom to find objects that start with the letters A, B, C, D, E, and F. For example, you might find an apple for “A,” a book for “B,” or a cup for “C.” Once you’ve found an object for each letter, share your discoveries with a friend or family member and practice saying the letter and the object’s name together.
Animal Sounds and Movements: Pretend to be the animals mentioned in the lesson! Can you make the sound of a cat purring or a dog barking? How about moving like an elephant with a long trunk or swimming like a fish? This activity helps you remember the letters by associating them with fun actions and sounds. Try to teach these movements and sounds to someone else and see if they can guess the animal and the letter it starts with!
Create Your Own Alphabet Book: Use paper and crayons to create your own alphabet book. Draw a picture for each letter from A to F, like an apple for “A” or a fish for “F.” Write the letter and the name of the object or animal next to your drawing. Once your book is complete, read it aloud to a friend or family member, practicing saying each letter and word. You can add more letters and pictures as you learn them!
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
“Ready, let’s go! A for Apple, B for Book, C for Cat, D for Dog, E for Elephant, F for Fish. Alright, good job everyone! Well done, nice, great stuff!”
