Hey there, little friend! Are you ready to have some fun with sounds today? Let’s get started!
First, let’s learn a new sound. Can you say it with me? Great! Now, let’s trace it in the air with our fingers. Ready? Let’s go!
Close your eyes and trace it again. Isn’t that fun?
Do you know any words that start with “tu”? How about “taco”? Yum! Tinker loves tasting tacos from the taco truck. Can you say “taco” with me?
Now, let’s learn another sound with our friend, Flip the Frog! Can you say this sound? Awesome! Let’s trace it in the air together.
Close your eyes and trace it again. You’re doing great!
Can you think of words that start with “si”? How about “sunshine”? Sandy sings to squirrels in the sunshine. Can you say “sunshine” with me?
Look, it’s Roxy the Red Bird! She has a new sound for us: “rock.” Can you say “rock”? Nice! Let’s trace “rock” in the air.
Close your eyes and trace “rock” again. You’re a superstar!
What words start with “rock”? How about “rooster”? Ronnie the rooster runs a restaurant. Can you say “rooster” with me?
Wow, you learned so many new sounds today! Remember, every day is an adventure, and it all starts with being curious. Keep exploring and having fun!
Can’t wait to learn more sounds with you next time. Stay curious and keep smiling!
Sound Scavenger Hunt: Go on a sound scavenger hunt around your home or classroom. Listen carefully and try to find objects that make sounds similar to the ones we learned today. Can you find something that sounds like “taco,” “sunshine,” or “rock”? Share your discoveries with a friend or family member!
Sound Art: Create a piece of art inspired by the sounds you learned. Use crayons, markers, or paints to draw pictures of things that start with “tu,” “si,” or “rock.” For example, you could draw a taco, sunshine, or a rock. Display your artwork and explain the sounds to someone special.
Sound Storytime: Make up a short story using the words “taco,” “sunshine,” and “rock.” What adventures could Tinker, Flip the Frog, and Roxy the Red Bird have together? Share your story with a friend or family member and see if they can come up with their own sound story!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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[Music] Butterfly time! Here I come. Oh, did I double book again? I guess I’ll become a butterfly later.
Today we’re going to learn a few new sounds. This is the sound. Can you say it? Oh, now I’m going to trace. Now let’s trace in the air together.
[Music] Now let’s trace in the air with our eyes closed. Do it with me.
[Music] What words are you curious about that begin with “tu”?
“Taco” is for taco. Tinker tastes the taco from the taco truck. Tinker tastes taco truck.
This is the sound. Do you think you know it? I bet you do! Say it after me. Now trace with me.
I think we’re ready for another sound.
Hello, my formidable friend, Flip the Frog!
I’m so ready to talk about the sound.
That’s exciting, Flip! You don’t always have to flip over when I say. Never mind.
This is the sound. Can you say it? Nice! Now I’m going to trace the sound.
Now let’s trace in the air together.
[Applause]
[Music] Now let’s trace in the air with our eyes closed. Do it with me.
[Music] What words are you curious about that begin with “si”?
“Sunshine” is for sunshine.
Sandy sings to squirrels in the sublime sunshine.
Sandy sings squirrels sublime sunshine.
Do you think you know it? I’m sure you do! Say it after me. Now trace it with me.
[Music] Super!
Hey, look, Flip! It’s a radiant and reliable red bird, Roxy!
Hi, guys! Look what I found in my nest. It’s a nice sound: rock!
That’s a pretty fancy one. This is the sound rock. Can you say it? Nice! Now I’m going to trace “rough.”
[Music] Now let’s trace “rough” in the air together.
[Music] Now let’s trace “rock” in the air with our eyes closed. Want to do it with me?
[Music] What words are you curious about that begin with “rock”?
“Rooster” is for Ronnie. The rooster runs a reasonably respectable restaurant.
Do you think you know “rough”? Right on! Play it with me, rock. Now trace “rock” with me.
[Music] Now let’s review what we did.
You learned, and you learned, and you learned.
You learned.
Just look at the stars, just look at your feet. All the places to go and all the people to meet. Life’s an adventure; every day is a treat, and it all begins with curiosity.
Great job today! Can’t wait to learn some more sounds with you next time. Stay curious!
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