ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Action Verbs Vocabulary Chant for Children | English Vocabulary
Hello, friends! Are you ready to have some fun? Let’s play a game where we move our bodies and make some noise. Listen carefully and follow along with me. Let’s get started!
First, let’s clap our hands. Clap, clap! Can you do it? Great! Now, let’s pretend to run. Run, run! Can you run in place? Awesome!
Next, let’s hop like a bunny. Hop, hop! Are you hopping? Fantastic! Now, let’s dance like we’re at a party. Dance, dance! Show me your best dance moves!
Let’s pretend we’re swimming in the ocean. Swim, swim! Can you move your arms like you’re swimming? Wonderful! Now, let’s walk like we’re on a big adventure. Walk, walk! Where are you going?
Let’s fly like a bird in the sky. Fly, fly! Can you spread your arms and fly? Amazing! Now, let’s jump up high. Jump, jump! How high can you go?
Let’s skip like we’re in a happy parade. Skip, skip! Are you skipping? Great job! Finally, let’s shake our bodies like we’re wiggly worms. Shake, shake! Can you shake all over?
Now it’s your turn! Use your big voice and repeat after me. Ready?
Wow, you did an amazing job! Give yourself a big round of applause. Remember, moving our bodies is not only fun but also helps us stay healthy and strong. Keep practicing these moves, and you’ll be a superstar in no time!
Animal Movement Game: Let’s explore how different animals move! Can you think of your favorite animal? Now, try to move like that animal. For example, if you choose a frog, you can hop around like a frog. If you choose a bird, you can flap your arms like wings. Ask your friends or family to guess which animal you are pretending to be. This game helps you understand how different creatures move in their own special ways.
Movement Story Time: Create a short story with your friends or family where each part of the story involves a different movement. For example, “Once upon a time, there was a little bunny who loved to hop through the forest. One day, the bunny met a bird who loved to fly high in the sky.” As you tell the story, act out each movement. This activity helps you use your imagination and connect movements with storytelling.
Movement Observation Walk: Go on a walk with a grown-up and look for different ways people and animals move. Can you see someone running, walking, or skipping? Maybe you’ll see a dog wagging its tail or a bird flying. Talk about what you see and try to mimic those movements. This helps you observe and learn from the world around you.
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Hello, everyone! Please listen carefully and repeat after me. Here we go!
Clap, clap!
Run, run!
Hop, hop!
Dance, dance!
Swim, swim!
Walk, walk!
Fly, fly!
Jump, jump!
Skip, skip!
Shake, shake!
Well done, everyone! That was fantastic! Now it’s your turn. In a big voice, repeat after me. Here we go!
Clap!
Run!
Hop!
Dance!
Swim!
Walk!
Fly!
Jump!
Skip!
Shake!
Great job, everyone! Well done!
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