ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten ABC Phonics Song with Sounds for Children – Alphabet Song with Two Words for Each Letter
Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun learning the alphabet? Let’s go on an adventure with letters and words. We’ll meet some animals, objects, and even some yummy food along the way!
Apple – A yummy fruit that’s red, green, or yellow!
Alligator – A big animal with lots of teeth!
Bug – A tiny creature that crawls or flies.
Ball – Something you can throw, catch, or kick!
Cat – A furry friend that says “meow!”
Cake – A sweet treat for birthdays!
Dog – A playful pet that barks.
Duck – A bird that loves to swim and quack!
Egg – Something you can eat for breakfast.
Elf – A tiny magical helper!
Fork – A tool to help you eat your food.
Food – Yummy things we eat to grow strong!
Girl – A young female person.
Guitar – An instrument you can strum to make music!
Hat – Something you wear on your head.
Hamster – A small, furry pet that loves to run in wheels!
Insect – A small bug with six legs.
Iguana – A green lizard that loves to sunbathe!
Jet – A fast airplane that zooms in the sky.
Joker – Someone who loves to make people laugh!
Kid – That’s you! A young person.
King – A ruler who wears a crown!
Lion – The king of the jungle with a big mane.
Log – A big piece of wood from a tree.
Man – A grown-up male person.
Monkey – A playful animal that loves to swing in trees!
Nut – A crunchy snack that squirrels love.
Nest – A cozy home for birds.
Olives – Small, round, and sometimes salty treats.
Octopus – A sea creature with eight arms!
Pig – An animal that loves to roll in the mud.
Pool – A place where you can swim and splash!
Quilt – A warm blanket made of many pieces.
Queen – A royal lady who wears a crown!
Rocket – A vehicle that zooms into space.
Raccoon – A furry animal with a mask-like face.
Sailor – Someone who sails boats on the water.
Sun – The bright star that lights up our day!
Tiger – A big cat with stripes.
Tent – A shelter you use when camping.
Up – The opposite of down!
Umbrella – Something that keeps you dry in the rain.
Van – A big vehicle that carries lots of people.
Vegetable – Healthy foods like carrots and broccoli.
Wagon – A small cart you can pull.
Water – What you drink to stay hydrated!
Fox – A clever animal with a bushy tail.
Box – A container to hold things.
Yarn – Soft string used for knitting.
Yak – A big, hairy animal from the mountains.
Zebra – A striped animal that looks like a horse.
Zipper – A fastener that opens and closes clothes.
Wasn’t that fun? Now you know lots of words that start with each letter of the alphabet. Keep practicing, and you’ll be an alphabet expert in no time!
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or classroom to find objects that start with different letters of the alphabet. Can you find something that starts with the letter “A”? How about “B”? Gather your items and share them with your friends or family. This activity helps you connect letters with real-world objects!
Letter Art: Choose your favorite letter from the alphabet and create an art project using that letter. For example, if you choose “C,” you could draw a cat or make a collage of things that start with “C” like cake, crayons, and cars. Display your artwork and explain why you chose those items. This will help you remember the letter and its sounds!
Story Time with Letters: Pick a letter and create a short story using as many words as you can that start with that letter. For example, for the letter “D,” you might say, “The dog danced with a duck in the daisy field.” Share your story with a friend or family member. This activity encourages creativity and helps you practice using new words!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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**Rock ‘N Learn!**
A, apple
A, alligator
B, bug
B, ball
C, cat
C, cake
D, dog
D, duck
E, egg
E, elf
F, fork
F, food
G, girl
G, guitar
H, hat
H, hamster
I, insect
I, iguana
J, jet
J, joker
K, kid
K, king
L, lion
L, log
M, man
M, monkey
N, nut
N, nest
O, olives
O, octopus
P, pig
P, pool
Q, quilt
Q, queen
R, rocket
R, raccoon
S, sailor
S, sun
T, tiger
T, tent
U, up
U, umbrella
V, van
V, vegetable
W, wagon
W, water
X, fox
X, box
Y, yarn
Y, yak
Z, zebra
Z, zipper
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This version removes any repetitive sounds and maintains clarity.
