ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten “Animals, Animals” from Dance With the Animals by Rock ‘N Learn
Hi there! My name is Katie, and today we’re going to have some fun learning about animals! Animals are amazing, and we can learn a lot by watching them, taking care of them, and even pretending to be them. Let’s start with a fun song about animals!
Animals, animals everywhere you go, some you have seen before and some you just don’t know. Animals, animals living all around. Let’s find out where they live!
Some animals live with us at home. These are our pets, like dogs, cats, or even fish! We love our pets and take good care of them. We feed them, play with them, and sometimes take them to the vet to make sure they are healthy.
Other animals live on farms. The farmer takes care of them, and they help the farmer too! Animals like cows, chickens, and pigs live on farms. They stay in their pens and sometimes give us milk, eggs, or wool.
Animals can also be found in many other places. Some live in the hot desert, while others swim in lakes, rivers, and oceans. You might see birds flying high in the sky or little bugs crawling underground!
Animals, animals everywhere you go, some you have seen before and some you just don’t know. Animals, animals living all around, up in the air, way over there, and even underground!
Isn’t it fun to learn about all the different places animals live? Next time you see an animal, think about where it might call home. Thanks for learning with me today!
Animal Habitat Exploration: Take a walk in your backyard, garden, or local park. Look for different animals or signs of animals, like birds, insects, or squirrels. Ask the children to observe where these animals live and what they might need to survive. Encourage them to draw a picture of one animal they saw and its habitat. Discuss how the animal’s home helps it stay safe and find food.
Pretend Play: Animal Homes: Set up a play area with different sections representing various animal habitats, such as a farm, a forest, and a pond. Use toys or stuffed animals to represent different animals. Encourage the children to place the animals in their correct habitats and explain why they belong there. Ask questions like, “Why does the duck belong in the pond?” or “What does the cow need on the farm?”
Animal Care Role Play: Create a pretend pet care station with toy animals, bowls, and pretend food. Let the children take turns being pet owners and veterinarians. Discuss the importance of taking care of pets and what they need to be healthy and happy. Ask questions like, “What do you feed your pet?” or “How do you keep your pet clean?” This activity helps children understand the responsibilities of having a pet.
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Hello everyone! My name is Katie. I want to show you some things that are fun to learn about, fun to care for, and even fun to act like—animals! Come on everyone, let’s sing a song about animals!
Animals, animals everywhere you go, some that you have seen before and some you just don’t know. Animals, animals living all around. Some animals live at my house; they are called my pets. I take good care of them, and I even take them to the vet.
Some animals live on a farm. The farmer cares for them, and sometimes they help the farmer too by staying in their pens. Animals can also be found in the desert, in lakes, rivers, and oceans.
Animals, animals everywhere you go, some that you have seen before and some you just don’t know. Animals, animals living all around, up in the air, way over there, and even underground!
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