ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English ADJECTIVES ???? ???? Vocabulary for children ???? Compilation
Hello, friends! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about adjectives. Adjectives are special words that help us describe people, animals, places, and things. They tell us more about what something is like.
Let’s start with some animals:
Great job! We learned adjectives like small, big, slow, fast, short, long, clean, dirty, thin, and fat.
Now, let’s talk about people:
Awesome! We learned adjectives like tall, short, blonde, brown, old, young, sad, happy, strong, and weak.
Let’s explore some places:
Fantastic! We learned adjectives like tidy, untidy, wide, narrow, hot, cold, sunny, cloudy, silent, and noisy.
Now, let’s look at some objects:
Great work! We learned adjectives like old, new, heavy, light, flexible, rigid, soft, hard, full, and empty.
Let’s learn some more:
Awesome job! We learned adjectives like soft, rough, gigantic, tiny, pretty, ugly, round, square, expensive, and cheap.
Adjectives are super fun and help us describe the world around us. Keep exploring and using adjectives to make your sentences more exciting!
Adjective Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or classroom. Find objects or people that match the adjectives we learned today. For example, find something soft, something big, or someone with blonde hair. Share what you find with a friend or family member and describe it using the adjectives.
Adjective Art: Draw a picture of your favorite animal, person, or place. Use at least three adjectives to describe your drawing. For example, if you draw a cat, you might describe it as fluffy, playful, and curious. Share your artwork and descriptions with the class.
Adjective Story Time: Create a short story using as many adjectives as you can. Start with a simple sentence like “Once upon a time, there was a happy dog.” Add more sentences and adjectives to make your story exciting. Share your story with a friend or family member and see if they can spot all the adjectives you used.
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Hello, word lover friends! Today we’re going to learn about adjectives. 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 yellow ball,” “yellow” is the adjective because it tells us what the ball is like.
In this video, we’re going to learn about some adjectives that describe qualities of different animals.
This mouse is small. Repeat after me: small.
But this elephant is big. Repeat after me: big.
This turtle is slow. Repeat after me: slow.
And this leopard is fast. Repeat after me: fast.
This snake is short. Repeat after me: short.
But this snake is long. Repeat after me: long.
This dog is clean. Repeat after me: clean.
And this dog is dirty. Repeat after me: dirty.
This cat is thin. Repeat after me: thin.
But this cat is fat. Repeat after me: fat.
We’ve learned a lot of adjectives about these animals. Let’s review them: small, big, slow, fast, short, long, clean, dirty, thin, fat.
Adjectives are super fun! In this video, we’ve learned a lot about them with some animals. In the next one, we’ll learn more, but this time with people.
Today we’ll continue learning more adjectives. Do you remember what they are? If not, I’ll remind you. Adjectives are words used to give information about people, animals, places, or things.
For example, in the sentence “the long sword,” “long” is 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 of different people.
This basketball player is tall. Repeat after me: tall.
But this clown is short. Repeat after me: short.
Paula has blonde hair. Repeat after me: blonde.
And Miguel has brown hair. Repeat after me: brown.
This grandmother is old. Repeat after me: old.
And this boy is young. Repeat after me: young.
This witch is sad. Repeat after me: sad.
But this musician is happy. Repeat after me: happy.
This boxer is strong. Repeat after me: strong.
But this boy is weak. Repeat after me: weak.
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.
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.
Today we will continue learning more adjectives. Do you remember what they are? If not, I’ll help you.
Adjectives are words used to give information about people, animals, places, or things.
For example, in the sentence “the pretty flower,” “pretty” is the adjective because it tells us what the flower is like.
In this video, we’re going to learn some adjectives that describe qualities about places.
The room is tidy. Repeat after me: tidy.
But this other room is untidy. Repeat after me: untidy.
This road is wide. Repeat after me: wide.
And this road is narrow. Repeat after me: narrow.
The desert is hot. Repeat after me: hot.
But the South Pole is cold. Repeat after me: cold.
It’s a sunny day at the beach. Repeat after me: sunny.
And it’s a cloudy day in the mountains. Repeat after me: cloudy.
This library is silent. Repeat after me: silent.
But this factory is noisy. Repeat after me: noisy.
We’ve learned a lot of adjectives about these places. Let’s review them: tidy, untidy, wide, narrow, hot, cold, sunny, cloudy, silent, noisy.
Adjectives are super fun! In this video, we’ve learned a lot about them with some places. In the next episode, we will learn more, but this time with objects.
Today we will continue learning more adjectives. Do you remember what adjectives are?
Adjectives are words used to give information about people, animals, places, or things.
For example, in the sentence “the big apple,” “big” is the adjective because it tells us what the apple is like.
In this video, we’re going to learn some adjectives that describe qualities about different objects.
This backpack is old. Repeat after me: old.
But this backpack is new. Repeat after me: new.
This suitcase is heavy. Repeat after me: heavy.
And this feather is light. Repeat after me: light.
This spring is flexible. Repeat after me: flexible.
But this steel bar is rigid. Repeat after me: rigid.
This cake is soft. Repeat after me: soft.
And this hammer is hard. Repeat after me: hard.
This glass is full. Repeat after me: full.
But this glass is empty. Repeat after me: empty.
We’ve learned a lot of fun adjectives about these objects. Let’s review them: old, new, heavy, light, flexible, rigid, soft, hard, full, empty.
Adjectives are super fun! In this video, we’ve learned a lot about them by talking about some objects.
In the next episode, we’ll learn more, so don’t miss it!
Today we’ll continue learning more adjectives. Do you remember what they are?
Adjectives are words used to give information about people, animals, places, or things.
For example, in the sentence “the hard hammer,” “hard” is the adjective because it tells us what the hammer is like.
In this last episode, we’re going to learn about some adjectives that we use to describe qualities about different objects.
This stuffed animal is soft. Repeat after me: soft.
And this kiwi is rough. Repeat after me: rough.
This skyscraper is gigantic. Repeat after me: gigantic.
But this grain of sand is tiny. Repeat after me: tiny.
This flower is pretty. Repeat after me: pretty.
But this mask is ugly. Repeat after me: ugly.
This coin is round. Repeat after me: round.
And this table is square. Repeat after me: square.
This diamond is expensive. Repeat after me: expensive.
But this candy is cheap. Repeat after me: cheap.
We’ve learned a lot of adjectives about these objects. Let’s review them: soft, rough, gigantic, tiny, pretty, ugly, round, square, expensive, cheap.
Good job! Adjectives are very useful. In this last episode, we’ve learned a lot of them by using some objects.
I hope you enjoyed learning about adjectives as much as I did!
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