Chicken Count by Mary Jo Huff | Counting Song | Count to 10

In this lesson, children engage in fun activities centered around chickens, starting with counting from 1 to 10. They participate in various imaginative adventures with the chickens, such as the “chicken chew,” “chicken tree,” and “chicken jive,” while practicing their counting skills and enjoying playful sounds. The lesson concludes with a final count as the chickens return to their pen, reinforcing the counting exercise and celebrating the fun they had.

What is a Noun? | Parts of Speech Song

In this lesson, students learn that a noun is a word that represents a person, place, or thing, with examples provided for each category. The lesson encourages engagement through singing and a fun activity where students identify nouns in their surroundings. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of recognizing and exploring nouns in everyday life.

Workout to the Letter Sounds | Version 3 | Letter Sounds Song | Phonics for Kids

In this engaging lesson led by Jack Hartmann, students learn letter sounds through fun exercises and movements. The session includes warm-up stretches and a series of workouts that incorporate letters A to Z, encouraging physical activity while reinforcing phonetic skills. By the end, participants are motivated to continue practicing their letter sounds to enhance their reading and writing abilities.

Shapes, Sides and Vertices | Version 1

In today’s lesson, we explored various 2D shapes, focusing on their sides and vertices. We learned that shapes like squares, triangles, rectangles, and rhombuses each have a specific number of sides and vertices, while circles are unique in having no sides or vertices. The lesson encouraged students to observe and enjoy the shapes they encounter in their environment.

Learn The Letter I | Let’s Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids

In this lesson, students learn about the alphabet, focusing specifically on the letter I, which is both an uppercase and lowercase letter. They explore the two sounds of the letter I: the short sound /i/ and the long sound /i/, practicing with various words that contain these sounds. The lesson encourages students to continue practicing their letters and sounds while celebrating their progress in reading and writing.

These Are the Teen Numbers!

In today’s lesson, we explored the teen numbers from 11 to 19 and learned various ways to represent them, such as using numerals, words, number lines, dice, fingers, pictures, tallies, and ten frames. We emphasized the importance of recognizing and visualizing these numbers in different contexts, making learning both fun and engaging. By the end of the lesson, students were encouraged to observe and identify teen numbers in their everyday surroundings.

See it, Say it, Sign it | The Letter G | ASL for Kids

In today’s lesson, we explored the letter G, learning how to sign it, pronounce its sound /g/, and identify words that start with it, such as “game,” “go,” “girl,” and “goodbye.” We practiced signing, saying the sound, and recognizing the letter, emphasizing that learning letters can be enjoyable and can be practiced daily. Keep up the great work, and soon you’ll master the entire alphabet!

Be a Whole Body Listener

In this lesson, students learn the importance of being a “whole-body listener,” which involves engaging all their senses and body parts to show attentiveness while someone is speaking. By using their eyes, ears, mouth, hands, feet, body, brain, and heart, they can enhance their listening skills, foster better friendships, and improve their learning experiences. The lesson emphasizes that being a great listener not only helps in understanding others but also contributes to a positive and supportive environment.

Alphabet Automaticity | Upper and Lower Case | 4 Seconds

In this lesson, children embark on an exciting adventure to learn the alphabet, discovering the 26 letters and practicing saying them out loud. Emphasizing the importance of the alphabet for reading and writing, the lesson encourages daily practice through fun activities like singing, drawing, and playing games. With a focus on making learning enjoyable, kids are motivated to become alphabet experts while having fun along the way.

Learn The Letter M | Let’s Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids

In this lesson, students are introduced to the letter M, exploring its uppercase and lowercase forms and practicing the /m/ sound. They engage with words that start and end with M, reinforcing their understanding through fun examples. The lesson emphasizes the joy of learning the alphabet and encourages continued practice with all 26 letters.