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What You Will Learn

Today, you will learn all about different types of vehicles and how they help us! You will discover which vehicles are the fastest, like rockets and airplanes, and understand the important jobs that vehicles like fire trucks and police cars do to keep us safe. You will also practice riding your bike safely and learn how to help others, just like the Train Rescue Team. Plus, you’ll have fun with surprise eggs and even plant an apple tree! Get ready for an exciting adventure with vehicles!

Let's Think

  1. What is the fastest vehicle we learned about today?
  2. How does the Train Rescue Team help people?
  3. Why is it important to be safe when riding bikes?

Lesson Article

Let’s Learn About Vehicles and Have Fun!

Hi there! Today, we’re going to learn about some amazing vehicles and have lots of fun! Are you ready? Let’s go!

Finding the Fastest Vehicle

Once upon a time, someone wanted to find the fastest vehicle in the world. They started with a bicycle, but it was too slow. So, they met a bus! The bus is faster than a bike, but not the fastest.

Next, they found a train. Trains are super fast on land, but there’s something even faster! Can you guess what it is? It’s an airplane! But wait, there’s something even faster than an airplane. It’s a rocket! Rockets are the fastest in the whole wide world!

The Train Rescue Team

Oh no! Someone got hurt in the forest. What should we do? Don’t worry! The Train Rescue Team is here to help. They are brave and fast, like the wind! They take people to the hospital quickly and safely. Hooray for the Train Rescue Team!

Surprise Eggs Adventure

Look at all the surprise eggs! Let’s see what’s inside. We have five little eggs dancing around. Let’s open them one by one!

The red egg has something special inside. The yellow egg has little car doors. The blue egg has car lights. The green egg has car tires. And the purple egg? Let’s find out together!

Riding Safely

Do you like riding bikes? It’s important to wear your helmet and protective gear. Let’s practice walking our bikes safely across the sidewalk and crosswalk. One, two, one, two, let’s go!

When we ride, we go one by one and not too close. Up and down, go, go, go! Remember, safety first!

The Brave Fire Truck

Oh no, there’s a fire! The fire truck is on a mission. It has a long hose to help put out the fire. Make way for the fire truck! It’s here to save the day!

The Monster Police Car

Meet the monster police car! It’s brave and ready to help. If you need help, the monster police car is here to save the day. It even helps find lost candy. Thank you, monster police car!

Planting an Apple Tree

Let’s plant an apple tree together! Dig a hole, spray some water, and watch it grow tall. Soon, we’ll have tasty apples to enjoy. Thanks to our vehicle friends, we can plant and grow together!

Becoming Gas Station Attendants

Uh-oh, some cars are hungry! Let’s help them by becoming gas station attendants. We fill up the cars with gas, and now they’re full and strong. Great job, little attendants!

Today, we learned about fast vehicles, helping others, and being safe. Let’s keep exploring and having fun together!

Discussion Questions

  • What is your favorite vehicle from the story, and why do you like it? Can you think of a time when you saw or rode in a vehicle like that?
  • If you could be part of the Train Rescue Team or drive the monster police car, which one would you choose and what would you do to help others?
  • Have you ever planted something like an apple tree or helped take care of a plant? What did you do, and how did it make you feel to see it grow?

Lesson Activities

  1. Vehicle Speed Race: Gather toy vehicles like a bicycle, bus, train, airplane, and rocket. Create a simple ramp or track using cardboard or a smooth surface. Let the children race the vehicles down the track and observe which one goes the fastest. Ask them to predict which vehicle will win before the race and discuss why they think it is the fastest.

  2. Rescue Mission Role Play: Set up a small obstacle course or use a play area to simulate a forest. Assign roles to the children as members of the Train Rescue Team. Use toy trains or create a train using chairs or boxes. Have the children practice “rescuing” a stuffed animal or doll by navigating through the course and bringing it to a designated “hospital” area. Discuss how teamwork and speed are important in rescue missions.

  3. Surprise Egg Exploration: Create your own surprise eggs using plastic eggs filled with small vehicle parts or related items (e.g., wheels, lights, doors). Let the children open the eggs and identify the parts. Encourage them to assemble the parts to create their own vehicle. Ask them to describe what their vehicle can do and how it might help people in different situations.

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