Count to 11 | Learn to Count Numbers | Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, students engage in a fun counting activity using pretzels as a snack. They count a total of 11 pretzels together, reinforcing their number skills while enjoying a tasty treat. The lesson emphasizes that counting snacks can be an enjoyable way to practice numbers in everyday situations.
Let Your Imagination Soar! | Sidewalk Chalk Read Aloud Book | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s Circle Time with Caroline and Sophie, we explored the imaginative story “Sidewalk Chalk,” where Peck transforms his boredom into an exciting adventure by using chalk to create a camping scene and a swimming lake. We also learned about the “ch” sound, practicing words that begin with “ch” and engaging in fun activities to reinforce our understanding. The lesson emphasized the power of creativity and imagination, encouraging everyone to think about what they would create with chalk.
What Is Diversity? | Celebrating People And Their Differences | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In this Circle Time lesson, Caroline and Sophie introduce the concept of diversity, explaining that it means having a variety of differences among people, much like a bowl of mixed fruit. They celebrate these differences through stories and activities, emphasizing that while everyone may look or act differently, these unique traits enrich friendships and learning experiences. The session concludes with a Show and Tell segment, encouraging children to share their own creative expressions.
Learn to count to number 8 with Peck from Khan Academy Kids! #numbers #counting #learning
In this lesson, students learn to count to eight using soccer balls as a fun and engaging tool. By counting each ball aloud, they reinforce their understanding of the number eight while connecting counting to a beloved activity—soccer. The lesson encourages practice and highlights the joy of learning through play.
What Do Heroes Do? | Hero In Training Read Aloud Book | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s lesson, Caroline from Khan Academy Kids engages children in a fun circle time activity centered around the book “Hero in Training,” featuring Kodi bear, who learns that being a hero is about being helpful and kind rather than having superpowers. Through interactive reading and vocabulary exercises, children explore the concept of heroism and are encouraged to embody heroic qualities in their daily lives. The lesson concludes with a call to action for kids to strike their favorite hero pose, reinforcing the idea that anyone can be a hero by helping others.
Baby Owl Storytime | Understanding The Feelings of Others | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s Circle Time with Caroline and Sophie, young learners explored the difference between fiction and nonfiction through two engaging books. The fiction story “Face to Face” teaches the importance of understanding friends’ feelings through body language, while the nonfiction book “Baby Owls” provides fascinating insights into the life cycle of owlets. The session encourages creativity and empathy, inviting children to draw and check in on their friends’ emotions.
Play The Simon Says Game with Sandy And Friends | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In this Circle Time lesson with Khan Academy Kids, Caroline and her friend Sophie introduce children to the character Sandy, a friendly dingo who loves math and music. The session includes reading the book “Sandy Says,” playing the game “Simon Says,” and learning new words that start with specific sounds, encouraging interactive participation and fun activities. Children are invited to continue the game at home and explore more resources through the Khan Academy Kids app.
Remote Learning Tips: Creating A Daily Schedule For Children Ages 2-7 | Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, Miss Aimee emphasizes the importance of creating a fun and flexible daily schedule for families staying at home. She guides participants through the process of identifying enjoyable and necessary activities, structuring their day, and maintaining a balance between learning and household responsibilities, while also encouraging adaptability to support emotional well-being. The lesson concludes with an invitation to access additional resources and join daily interactive sessions for further engagement.
Visit The Farm | Harvest Time Read Aloud Book | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s “Circle Time” session with Caroline and Sophie, young learners explored the book “Harvest Time,” which follows Sandy and Peck on their adventure at a farm, where they discover various vegetables and fruits. The session included fun word activities focusing on sounds like “ar” and “or,” and Caroline introduced a basket of real fruits and vegetables, explaining their journey from farms to grocery stores. Children were encouraged to explore their kitchens and try new produce, fostering a connection to where their food comes from.
The Word ‘Be’ | Sight Words | Learn to Read with Khan Academy Kids
The lesson emphasizes the significance of the word “be,” which describes the essence and aspirations of individuals. It encourages staying true to oneself and pursuing personal dreams, highlighting the importance of self-identity and growth. Ultimately, “be” serves as a reminder to embrace who you are and strive towards who you wish to become.