ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English ADJECTIVES ???? People ???? Vocabulary for Kids ???????? Episode 2
Hello, my word-loving friends! Today, we’re going to learn about something called adjectives. Do you know what they are? If not, don’t worry! I’m here to help you understand.
Adjectives are special words that tell us more about people, animals, places, or things. They help us know what something is like. For example, in the sentence “the long sword,” the word “long” is an adjective because it tells us what the sword is like.
Now, let’s learn some adjectives that describe people. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Look at this basketball player. He is tall. Can you say “tall”? Great! Now, look at this clown. He is short. Can you say “short”? Awesome! So, we have tall and short.
Paula has blonde hair. Can you say “blonde”? Good job! Miguel has brown hair. Can you say “brown”? Perfect! So, we have blonde and brown.
This grandmother is old. Can you say “old”? Well done! And this boy is young. Can you say “young”? Excellent! So, we have old and young.
This witch is sad. Can you say “sad”? Nice! But this musician is happy. Can you say “happy”? Fantastic! So, we have sad and happy.
This boxer is strong. Can you say “strong”? Great! But this boy is weak. Can you say “weak”? Wonderful! So, we have strong and weak.
Let’s review all the adjectives we learned today: tall, short, blonde, brown, old, young, sad, happy, strong, and weak. You did a great job!
Adjectives are super fun! Today, we learned about adjectives that describe people. In the next lesson, we’ll learn about adjectives that describe places. Don’t miss it!
We’ve learned so much today! Did you know there are many more lessons? Imagine how much you could learn! Keep exploring and have fun learning!
Adjective Hunt: Go on a fun adjective hunt around your home or classroom! Look for objects or people and think of adjectives to describe them. For example, you might find a “soft pillow” or a “happy friend.” Write down or draw pictures of the things you find and the adjectives you use. Share your findings with a friend or family member!
Adjective Art: Create a drawing of a person using different adjectives. For example, draw a “tall” person with “blonde” hair who is “happy.” Use lots of colors and details to show the adjectives. When you’re done, show your artwork to someone and explain the adjectives you used.
Adjective Storytime: With a partner, make up a short story about a character using at least three adjectives. For example, “Once upon a time, there was a strong, young knight who was very brave.” Take turns adding sentences to the story and see how many adjectives you can include. Share your story with the class!
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Hello, my word-loving friends! Today, we’ll continue learning more about adjectives. What do you say? Do you remember what they are? If not, I’ll remind you!
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Adjectives are words used to give information about people, animals, places, or things. They usually follow the noun and express a quality about it. For example, in the sentence “the long sword,” “long” would be the adjective because it tells us what the sword is like.
In this video, we’re going to learn about some adjectives that describe qualities about different people. Here we go!
This basketball player is tall.
Tall! Repeat after me.
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But this clown is short.
Short! Repeat after me.
Short, tall.
Paula has blonde hair.
Blonde! Repeat after me.
And Miguel has brown hair.
Brown! Repeat after me.
Brown, blonde.
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This grandmother is old.
Old! Repeat after me.
And this boy is young.
Young! Repeat after me.
Young, old.
This witch is sad.
Sad! Repeat after me.
But this musician is happy.
Happy! Repeat after me.
Happy, sad.
This boxer is strong.
Strong! Repeat after me.
But this boy is weak.
Weak! Repeat after me.
Weak, strong.
We’ve learned a lot of adjectives about these friendly people. Let’s review them:
Tall, short, blonde, brown, old, young, sad, happy, strong, weak.
Good job!
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Adjectives are super fun! In this video, we’ve learned a lot about them with some people. In the next one, we will learn more, but this time with places. Don’t miss the next video!
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