In this lesson, you will learn to identify big and small things around you, like slippers and bubbles. You will discover how to take care of babies by making them happy with toys and games. You will practice counting cupcakes and understand the importance of waiting for friends to enjoy treats together. You will also explore colors by playing with blocks and see how candies can change the color of water. Finally, you will learn why it’s important to brush your teeth before bed and how eating fruits helps you stay strong and healthy. Let’s have fun learning together!
Hey there! Let’s have some fun learning about big and small things. Imagine you have two slippers: one is big, and one is small. That’s why you might trip and fall! It’s important to have the right size for each foot.
Look at the sky! Do you see those bubbles? Some are big, and some are small. Isn’t it fun to watch them float around? You can also find big and small things in your house, like a big toothbrush or a small lollipop. Can you find more big and small things around you?
Sometimes, babies cry, and we need to make them happy. We can give them a lollipop, a little ball, or even a paper plane to cheer them up. If they still cry, maybe they want to see the starry sky. Playing hide and seek can make them laugh too!
Mommy is making cupcakes for a party! There are five cupcakes, but wait, one is missing! Did you take it? Let’s count together: one, two, three, four, five. Yay, we found them all! Remember, we have to wait for our friends before we can eat them.
Let’s play with colorful blocks! Do you like red, yellow, blue, or green? Pick your favorite color and have fun building. We also have colorful candies that love to swim. When they jump into water, the water changes color! Isn’t that magical?
Before bed, we need to brush our teeth. It’s important to keep our teeth clean and healthy. If we eat too many lollipops, our teeth might hurt. So, let’s brush them well before we sleep!
Look at those hamburgers jumping on the tray! But oh no, one fell on the table. The cook says, “No more hamburgers jumping on the tray!” Let’s be careful and keep our food safe.
Welcome to the magic fruit show! Can you guess the fruit? A shiny red face, sweet and crunchy—it’s an apple! How about green clothes and a big round body? That’s a watermelon! And cute purple beads, sweet and sour—those are grapes! Eating fruit makes us strong and healthy.
Thanks for joining the fun! Remember to look for big and small things, take care of babies, and enjoy colorful treats. Don’t forget to brush your teeth and eat lots of yummy fruit!
Big and Small Hunt: Go on a treasure hunt around your home or classroom to find objects of different sizes. Can you find something big like a pillow and something small like a button? Once you find them, try to sort them into groups of big and small. Share your findings with a friend and see if they found anything different!
Bubble Size Experiment: With the help of an adult, blow bubbles outside and watch them float. Try to blow some big bubbles and some small ones. Which ones float higher or last longer? Talk about why you think that happens. You can even draw pictures of your bubbles and color them in!
Fruit Size Guessing Game: Gather different fruits like apples, grapes, and watermelons. Close your eyes and have a friend place a fruit in your hand. Can you guess if it’s big or small just by feeling it? Open your eyes to see if you were right. This game helps you use your sense of touch to learn about sizes!
