ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Alphabet Adventure | Learn English | ABC Train Song | Learning Street with Bob the Train
Hello, little explorers! Are you ready for a fun adventure with the alphabet? Today, we’re going on a treasure hunt to find all the letters from A to Z. Let’s get started!
Our first clue takes us to the beach! Imagine building sandcastles and looking for seashells. Can you guess which letter we might find there? That’s right, it’s the letter A! Let’s go find it!
At the beach, we meet our friend Bob. He tells us we need to visit Chocolate Lane, the Phonics Playground, and finally, ABC Land. Our mission is to find all the letters along the way. Let’s start with the letter B!
To find B, we need to name three things that start with B. Can you think of some? How about a boat, a beach ball, and a balloon? Great job! Now, let’s sail on a chocolate river to Chocolate Lane!
Chocolate Lane is full of sweet surprises! To find the letter C, we look for something pink and round. Can you guess what it is? It’s hiding behind a pink lollipop bush! Yay, we found C!
Next, we use chocolate sticks to make the letters E and F. Let’s work together to build them perfectly. Once we do, we’ll find the letters hiding nearby. Teamwork makes the dream work!
Now, let’s dig into the chocolate mountain to find G, H, and I. They’re hiding in little burrows. Can you help us find them? Dig, dig, dig! Hooray, we found them!
Up in the sky, there’s an ice cream truck where J and K are waiting. How do we get there? Let’s surf on candy clouds! Whee! Hi J and K!
To find L, let’s name things that start with L. How about a lamp, lemon, and leaf? Great job! Now, let’s pick objects that start with M. Milk, mop, and moon are some good ones!
It’s story time! We fill in missing words to find N, O, P, and Q. Can you help us guess the words? Yay, we did it!
Let’s find shapes that start with R, S, and T. A rectangle, square, and triangle are perfect! You’re doing amazing!
We’re almost at the end! Let’s play a memory game to find the last letters. Match the cards with pictures, and you’ll find the letters. Ready, set, go!
Finally, we reach Treasure Mountain where Z is waiting for us. Hooray, we found all the letters! Thank you, Bob, for this amazing adventure. We love you!
And that’s the end of our alphabet adventure. Great job, everyone! We hope you had fun learning with us. See you next time!
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Hey kids! Good morning to you. Hope you are all doing wonderful. Last week, you mentioned that the holidays were getting pretty boring. Do you want to go on a treasure hunt involving the alphabet?
“An alphabet adventure? Yay!”
“Shhh… It isn’t over yet. All the 26 letters of the alphabet have gone into hiding. They’ve left clues so you know where to look for them. So let’s get on with it. You’ll find me among sand castles with a stick for a flag, looking for seashells to put in my bag. Bring a ball if you must.”
“Well, count on Bob to make the holidays more exciting!”
“What was Bob saying about sand castles and shells?”
“That’s our first clue.”
“The beach!”
“Absolutely! So let’s head there, shall we?”
As soon as they reached the beach, they expected to see Bob but were surprised to see someone else.
“A!!! We thought all the letters were in hiding? What are you doing here?”
“Don’t tell us the adventure has been called off, because we were looking forward to it.”
“Hehe. No no! The treasure hunt is still on, but Bob needed my help with charting out the treasure map and all its clues. So let’s go meet Bob.”
“Hey kids!”
“Bob! We missed you.”
“Haha. I’ve missed you kids too. And great job finding me at the beach. According to the map, from the beach, we have to get to Chocolate Lane, then to the Phonics Playground, and finally to ABC Land where Z will be waiting for us on top of the treasure mountain. We have to find all the other letters on the way.”
“Well, let’s get on with it then. In order to find B, you need to name at least 3 objects beginning with the letter B. Polly, would you like to go first?”
“A boat. And I’d love to steer it!”
“Jack. What would you like to name?”
“A beach ball.”
“Can I go next, Bob? A balloon!”
“Well, you got that right. Hey kids. Great job naming the objects. Now let’s go find the others.”
“YAAAY!”
They all cheered and climbed onto the boat, sailing through the chocolate river. Soon enough, they were on the shores of Chocolate Lane.
“It’s so beautiful.”
“Okay kids. Ready for your next clue? Behind something pink and round, the letter C shall be found.”
“Do you think C is hiding behind that bush of lollipops?”
“They’re round!”
“But they aren’t pink. It has to be round AND pink!”
“I’ll give you a special treat if you can find it.”
“Pssst. C! Are you here?”
“Hey kids! Look. Johnny’s here. And there’s something on his arm.”
“It’s C!!”
“Good job Johnny. Now we have A, B, and C. Let’s find D. Chocolate trees big and small, which is the tallest of them all? Find the letter D hiding behind the tallest spiral chocolate tree.”
“Mary, take a guess.”
“Ummm… That one!”
“Yay!”
“You kids are doing absolutely wonderful! We’ve kept a few chocolate sticks of different shapes and sizes. Using those sticks, you kids have to create the letters E and F. Remember, unless they’re perfectly set, you won’t find them. You will work in teams for this.”
“Wonderful!”
“Now let’s take a look at F.”
“Uh-oh, boys, the F looks out of proportion. Do you think you can remember what it looks like and try again?”
“Thank you kids. I got real tired of hiding.”
“Hahahahaha!”
“Kids! G, H, and I are hiding in the burrows of the chocolate mountain. They’re very tricky to get a hold of. Do you think you can grab them all?”
“Of course. I can’t wait to get my hands on those little letters.”
“So that’s how you want to play? Very well then! Come on friends. Dig in!”
“Hahaha kids. I love watching you try. But you’ll never catch the letters this way.”
“I have an idea.”
“YAAY! HURRAY!”
“ONE, TWO, THREE!”
“Great job kids.”
“Up ahead there’s an ice cream truck where you’ll find J and K. But how are you going to find your way?”
Suddenly all the kids looked sullen. How would they possibly get that high in the sky to find the letters J and K?
“Hey guys. In Chocolate Lane, the shops are made of candy cane, in a land where hotdogs are so handy, the clouds are made of cotton candy!!”
“What do you say we surf our way up to the ice cream truck in the sky?”
“That’s brilliant Polly.”
“Hhhaaaa..iiiii ggguyyyyss….”
“H..H…hai..Guysss.. Uff….”
“Hi J. Hi K!”
“Okay kids. It’s time to find the rest of the letters. Let’s start with L. Each of you need to name something that begins with the letter L.”
“A Lamp!”
“Lemon!”
“Lipstick!”
“Mm..Ladder.”
“Hahahaha!”
“A leaf!”
“Hey guys! Great job all of you!”
“Pick out the objects that start with the letter M. If you pick them all right, Mr. M will join us all! Are you ready? Let’s start with little Jill first this time.”
“Mmm…. Milk!!”
“Mm..Mop!”
“Hmm.. I want to pick the moon!”
“Mmmm…. Mat!”
“Well, I pick the Mailbox!”
“Hurrayyy!”
“Kids, if you haven’t realized, you’ve already found half of the alphabet. Here’s a little story, with a few words missing. There are images to match the missing words. If you guess them correctly, you’ll find the letters N, O, P, and Q.”
“Yay. I love story time!”
After spending a few quick minutes on it and filling in the blanks, they handed the book over to Bob.
“They’re absolutely right kids.”
“YAYY!!!”
“You kids are absolute geniuses. So let’s see if you can find the next three letters just as quickly. They are behind shapes. You can see them everywhere. You just need to look closely and find shapes that begin with the letters R, S, and T.”
“R is for rectangle.”
“S is for square.”
“T is for triangle.”
“Well kids, are you ready for the last leg of this hunt? Let’s go!”
They all followed Bob and reached the Alphabet Adventure Land.
“Well kids. Here we are. The land where all the adventure started. It feels good to be back here. I’ve made this simple for you. There’s just one task, and you’ll find all the letters together.”
“What is it Bob?”
“It’s a memory game. Cards with objects drawn on them are placed upside down. You kids need to match the cards, and when you do, you would have found the letters corresponding to the image.”
“Oohh!”
Bob pulled out 10 cards placed upside down, shuffled them a bit, and asked the kids to take turns picking them out.
“Ohh.”
“Yay!”
“Good job Jack!”
“Yay!”
“Yay!”
“Yay!”
“Yay!”
“Oh my god! We’ve found them all!”
“Haha. Great job everyone. Now are you ready to finally meet Z?”
“YESSS!”
“He’s waiting for you at the top of Treasure Mountain.”
“Hahaha. Easy Z!”
“I’m so happy to see you all here! Bob, like you said, your little friends are really very smart.”
“Thank you Z!”
“And I’d like to thank you all for putting together this hunt for us.”
“I’m really happy to know you kids had so much fun.”
“We love you Bob!”
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