ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House Check Out the Dole Plantation in Hawaii with PETE THE CAT and Noah Part 3
Hey there, friend! Let’s go on a fun adventure to the Dole Plantation in Hawaii with Pete the Cat and his buddy Noah. Are you ready to explore the world of pineapples? Let’s see what we can find!
At the plantation, there are so many cool pineapple things! We found pineapple socks to keep your feet cozy and a shiny pineapple coin. There’s even a pineapple bag to carry all your treasures!
Do you like sweet treats? They have pineapple cake and yummy pineapple popcorn. You can even cuddle with a soft pineapple bear or wear a pineapple shirt. And guess what? There’s pineapple cotton candy and a fluffy pineapple pillow too!
Look over here! There’s a tiny pineapple growing. Isn’t it cute? Pineapples start small and grow bigger and juicier over time.
Noah found a little lizard! Lizards are friendly creatures that love to explore just like us. They like to bask in the sun and sometimes you can see them scurrying around.
Do you see the pond? It’s full of colorful fish called koi. You can feed them and watch them swim around happily. They love to eat and play in the water.
Did you know that pineapples are not just tasty but also healthy? They are full of vitamins that help keep us strong and healthy. Pineapples grow in warm places like Hawaii, where the sun shines bright.
Thanks for joining Pete the Cat and Noah on this pineapple adventure. We hope you had fun learning about all the amazing things at the Dole Plantation!
Pineapple Growth Observation: Plant a pineapple top in a small pot at home or in the classroom. Watch it grow over time! Ask the children to draw pictures of the pineapple plant each week and note any changes they see. Discuss with them how plants need sunlight, water, and time to grow, just like the tiny pineapple at the plantation.
Creative Pineapple Art: Provide the children with paper, crayons, and other art supplies to create their own pineapple-themed artwork. Encourage them to think about all the pineapple items they saw in the video and article, like pineapple socks, bags, and pillows. Ask them to imagine and draw a new pineapple product they would like to have.
Exploring Friendly Creatures: Take a nature walk around the school or at home to look for small creatures like lizards or insects. Encourage the children to observe how these creatures move and where they like to spend their time. Ask questions like, “Why do you think the lizard likes to bask in the sun?” or “What do you think the insects are looking for?” This will help them connect with the natural world around them.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“We got some pineapple socks, pineapple coin, and a pineapple bag. They really have everything: pineapple cake, pineapple bear, pineapple popcorn, pineapple shirt, pineapple cotton candy, and a pineapple pillow. Here’s a pineapple growing—it’s so tiny! Look, guys, Noah found a lizard here. They also have koi that you can feed.”
