ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English ADJECTIVES???? Objects ???? Vocabulary for Kids ???? Episode 5
Hello, friends who love words! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about adjectives. Do you know what adjectives are? If not, don’t worry! Let’s find out together.
Adjectives are special words that help us describe people, animals, places, or things. They tell us more about what something is like. For example, in the sentence “the hard hammer,” the word “hard” is an adjective because it tells us what the hammer feels like.
Let’s learn some adjectives by looking at different objects. Are you ready? Let’s go!
This stuffed animal is soft. Can you say “soft”? Great! Now, this kiwi is rough. Say “rough” with me. Good job!
Look at this skyscraper. It’s gigantic! Say “gigantic.” Now, see this grain of sand? It’s tiny. Say “tiny” with me. Awesome!
This flower is pretty. Can you say “pretty”? Nice! But this mask is ugly. Say “ugly” with me. Well done!
This coin is round. Say “round.” And this table is square. Can you say “square”? Perfect!
This diamond is expensive. Say “expensive.” But this candy is cheap. Say “cheap” with me. Excellent!
Let’s remember all the adjectives we learned today: soft, rough, gigantic, tiny, pretty, ugly, round, square, expensive, and cheap. You did a fantastic job!
Adjectives are super useful, and we learned so many today by looking at different objects. I hope you had as much fun learning about adjectives as I did!
There are lots more to learn, and many more videos to watch. Imagine all the fun things you can discover! Keep learning and having fun!
Adjective Hunt: Go on a treasure hunt around your house or classroom to find objects that match the adjectives we learned. Can you find something soft like a pillow or rough like a rock? How about something gigantic like a big book or tiny like a button? Share your findings with a friend or family member and describe each object using the adjectives.
Adjective Art: Create a drawing or collage using magazines, colored paper, or your own drawings. Choose one adjective from the lesson, like pretty or ugly, and make a picture that shows what that adjective means to you. Once you’re done, explain your artwork to someone and describe how it represents the adjective you chose.
Adjective Storytime: With a partner or family member, make up a short story using as many adjectives as you can from the lesson. For example, you might start with, “Once upon a time, there was a tiny mouse who lived in a gigantic house.” Take turns adding sentences to the story, and see how many adjectives you can include. Share your story with the class or write it down to read later!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello, word lover friends! Today we’ll continue learning more about adjectives. Do you remember what they are? If not, pay attention!
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 hard hammer,” “hard” would be the adjective because it tells us what the hammer is like.
In this episode, we’re going to learn about some adjectives that we use to describe qualities about different objects, so let’s get started!
This stuffed animal is soft. Soft. Repeat after me: soft.
And this kiwi is rough. Rough. Repeat after me: rough.
This skyscraper is gigantic. Gigantic. Repeat after me: gigantic.
But this grain of sand is tiny. Tiny. Repeat after me: tiny.
This flower is pretty. Pretty. Repeat after me: pretty.
But this mask is ugly. Ugly. Repeat after me: ugly.
This coin is round. Round. Repeat after me: round.
And this table is square. Square. Repeat after me: square.
This diamond is expensive. Expensive. Repeat after me: expensive.
But this candy is cheap. 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 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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