ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten ‘Big Bug and Little Bug’ | ???? Story and Reading Time | PreK and Kindergarten
Hello, friends! I’m Miracle, and I’m so happy you’re here for Story Time. Today, we’re going to read a fun story called “Big Bug and a Little Bug.” Are you ready to meet some cute characters? Let’s go!
In our story, there’s a big bug and a little bug. They are going to work together to solve a problem. So, get your ears ready to listen, your eyes ready to look, and your brain ready to wonder!
One day, the little bug fell into a hole he dug. “Help me! Help me!” he cried. The big bug saw the little bug in the hole and said, “I will help you. I will give your leg a tug.”
Oh, look! The big bug has a colorful back like a rainbow! The little bug said, “Please, don’t tug too hard. Just one little tug is all I need.”
The big bug smiled and gently tugged the little bug’s leg. Hooray! The little bug was out of the hole!
The little bug was so thankful. He gave the big bug a big hug. How sweet! The big bug was a great helper, and now both bugs are happy!
Would you like to hear the story again? Great! Let’s read it one more time. You can listen to the words and imagine the colorful bugs in your mind.
Remember, you can find this story in the ABCMouse Library and listen to it as many times as you like. It can even become one of your favorites!
Thank you for joining me for Story Time. I hope you had fun! Come back next time for another exciting story. Bye-bye!
Bug Rescue Mission: Create a small obstacle course using household items like pillows, books, or toys. Pretend to be the big bug and help a toy (representing the little bug) navigate through the course. Discuss how it feels to help someone and how teamwork can solve problems. Encourage children to think about times when they helped someone or when someone helped them.
Colorful Bug Art: Using crayons, markers, or paints, draw or color a big bug with a colorful back like a rainbow. Discuss the colors used and why they chose them. Ask the children to imagine what other colorful creatures might look like and how they could help each other, just like the bugs in the story.
Story Time Role Play: Act out the story with friends or family members. One person can be the big bug, and another can be the little bug. Use simple props like a blanket for the hole. After the role play, talk about how it felt to be each character and what they learned from the experience.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Hi, I’m Miracle, and welcome to Story Time! This is our special time to share a story together. Today, I’ll be reading from the book “Big Bug and a Little Bug.” The story features the cutest characters: a big bug, who is on the cover, and a little bug, who is even cuter! They are going to work together to solve a problem.
Now, get your ears ready to listen, your eyes ready to look, and your brain ready to wonder!
One day, a very little bug fell into a hole he dug. “Help me! Help me!” said the bug. “I fell into a hole I dug.” A big bug saw the little bug and the hole he had dug. “I will help you,” said the big bug. “I will give your leg a tug.”
Oh, look! The big bug’s back is so colorful; it looks like a rainbow! The little bug said, “Please, I beg you, do not tug hard on my leg. Just give one tug, one little tug; that is all I need.”
The big bug, with a great big smile, gave the leg a tug and pulled out the little bug. “Yay! He did it!” Thank you, said the little bug, and he gave the big bug one big hug. How cute!
In the end, the big bug was a great helper, don’t you think? They both look so happy now. I’m glad the little bug is okay!
Would you like to hear the story one more time? Great! Let’s do it. This time, I’m going to read it straight through without stopping. You can listen to the words and look at the characters in the illustrations.
Okay! One day, a very little bug fell into a hole he dug. “Help me! Help me!” said the bug. “I fell into a hole I dug.” A big bug saw the little bug and the hole he had dug. “I will help you,” said the big bug. “I will give your leg a tug.”
The little bug said, “Please, I beg you, do not tug hard on my leg. Just give one tug, one little tug; that is all I need.”
The big bug gave the leg a tug and pulled out the little bug. “Thank you,” said the little bug, and he gave the big bug one big hug.
The end! Guess what? This book is in the ABCMouse Library! You can listen to it as many times as you like, and you can even make it one of your favorites. Please join me for the next Story Time when it’s time to share a story again. Bye-bye!
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