COLORS ???? and NUMBERS 1-10 ???? Compilation

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Hello friends! Are you ready to learn the numbers? Today, I’m going to start with number one.

Hey buddies, how’s it going? Do you know who I am? I’m the coolest number of all, the very first—I’m number one! I’m here to tell you a few things about myself. Don’t miss the song at the end!

Let’s see if you remember my name. Repeat after me: one!

Did you know that number one is super easy to write? Pay attention! We start right here and go all the way up, then trace down to this point. That’s it! You’ve just traced number one. That was easy, wasn’t it?

Now, let’s look at some examples. How many candles are on this cake? Easy peasy—there’s just one! Happy birthday!

Look how cute that alien is! How many eyes does he have? He’s got one eye.

Now, let’s sing a bit! How many fish are there? There’s one fish.

What about the light bulbs? Let’s see—there’s one!

Now, let’s liven things up with a song!

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Today, I’d like to introduce to you the color yellow! That’s right, it’s me, color yellow! At the end of the video, we’ll be singing a fun song.

Let’s start by saying my name: yellow!

It’s color time! Let’s see what we can color yellow. The sun is yellow. Awesome!

What else? This slide would look great if we colored it yellow. How about these sunflowers? Would you like to color them yellow?

Now, let’s spot things that are yellow. Can you find the yellow fruit? Here they are—bananas!

Look at all those toys! Can you find the yellow one? Right here, the rubber duck!

Well done, everyone! Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Are you ready to learn the numbers? Today, I’m going to introduce you to my friend number two.

Hello! I’m number two, and I’m going to tell you a few things about myself. Remember, we’ll be singing a song at the end!

Do you remember my name? Repeat after me: two!

Now, let me show you how to write number two. We start right here, make a curve, trace it down, and then draw a sleeping line. That’s it!

Let’s look at some examples. How many wheels are on the bike? Let’s count: one, two—there are two wheels!

Look at those twins! How many children are there? One and two—there are two!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Are you ready to learn colors? Today, I’ll be introducing color blue!

I’m color blue, and at the end of the video, we’ll be singing a fun song.

Let’s start by saying my name: blue!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color blue. The sea is blue!

What else? The sky!

Now, let’s spot things that are blue. How many balloons does this kid have? Where’s the blue one?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Are you ready to learn a new number? Today, I’ll be introducing you to number three!

That’s right, I’m number three! Repeat after me: three!

Now, let me show you how to write number three. We start right here and trace a curve, then another curve all the way down.

Let’s look at some examples. How many athletes won the race? One, two, and three—there are three!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color white!

I’m color white, and at the end of the video, we’ll be singing a song.

Let’s start by saying my name: white!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color white. The snow is white!

Now, let’s spot things that are white. Can you see the white flower?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number four!

I’m number four! Repeat after me: four!

Now, let me show you how to write number four. We start here and trace the line down, then move to the right and draw a straight line.

Let’s look at some examples. How many toys are there on the shelves? One, two, three, and four—there are four toys!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color brown!

I’m color brown! Repeat after me: brown!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color brown. The tree trunks are brown!

Now, let’s spot things that are brown. Can you find the brown kiwi?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number five!

I’m number five! Repeat after me: five!

Now, let me show you how to write number five. We start right here, trace a straight line to the left, then down, and draw a big curve.

Let’s look at some examples. How many bees are there in this honeycomb? One, two, three, four, and five—there are five bees!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color purple!

I’m color purple! Repeat after me: purple!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color purple. This dinosaur looks great in purple!

Now, let’s spot things that are purple. Can you find the purple eggplant?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number six!

I’m number six! Repeat after me: six!

Now, let me show you how to write number six. We start up here and trace down, drawing a curve.

Let’s look at some examples. How many coins are there? One, two, three, four, five, and six—there are six coins!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color orange!

I’m color orange! Repeat after me: orange!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color orange. These pumpkins are orange!

Now, let’s spot things that are orange. Can you find the orange carrot?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number seven!

I’m number seven! Repeat after me: seven!

Now, let me show you how to write number seven. We start right here, tracing a straight line down.

Let’s look at some examples. How many stars can you count? One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven—there are seven stars!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color black!

I’m color black! Repeat after me: black!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color black. The night sky is black!

Now, let’s spot things that are black. Can you see the black piano?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number eight!

I’m number eight! Repeat after me: eight!

Now, let me show you how to write number eight. We start right here, tracing a small curve, then another one.

Let’s look at some examples. How many spaceships can you count? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight—there are eight spaceships!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color red!

I’m color red! Repeat after me: red!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color red. The apples on this tree look great!

Now, let’s spot things that are red. Can you see the red strawberries?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number nine!

I’m number nine! Repeat after me: nine!

Now, let me show you how to write number nine. We start right here, tracing a circle, then a vertical line down.

Let’s look at some examples. How many birds are there? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine—there are nine birds!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color pink!

I’m color pink! Repeat after me: pink!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color pink. This cake would look great if we colored it pink!

Now, let’s spot things that are pink. Can you see the pink flamingo?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing number ten!

I’m number ten! Repeat after me: ten!

Now, let me show you how to write number ten. Number ten is made up of two numbers: one and zero.

Let’s look at some examples. How many flowers are there? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten—there are ten flowers!

Now, let’s sing!

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Hello friends! Today, I’ll be introducing color green!

I’m color green! Repeat after me: green!

Now, let’s see how many things we can color green. The trees in this forest are green!

Now, let’s spot things that are green. Can you see the green pear?

Well done, everyone! Time to sing!

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