Hello friends! Are you ready to learn about some colors? Today, we’re going to talk about three special colors: white, black, and brown. Let’s have fun and learn together!
Hi there! I’m the color white. Let’s say my name together: white, white. Great job! Now, let’s find things that are white.
Look outside! The snow is white. Isn’t it pretty? This fluffy sheep is also white. Can you see it? And look at this igloo; it’s white too!
In the kitchen, there’s a white flower. Can you find it? And don’t forget the glass of milk—it’s white! Well done, everyone!
Let’s sing a song about the color white. It’s so much fun to sing and learn!
Hello again! I’m the color black. Let’s say my name: black, black. Awesome! Let’s find things that are black.
Look up at the night sky. It’s black and full of stars. This cat is black too. Isn’t it cool? And here’s a black car. Vroom, vroom!
Do you see the piano? It’s black. And look at this penguin; some parts of it are black. Penguins are so cute!
Let’s sing a song with our penguin friend. Singing is so much fun!
Hi there! I’m the color brown. Let’s say my name: brown, brown. You’re doing great! Let’s find things that are brown.
In the forest, the tree trunks are brown. Can you see them? And look at this squirrel; it’s brown too. So cute!
Here’s a kiwi fruit. It’s brown on the outside. And look at these shoes; there’s a brown pair. And don’t forget the yummy chocolate—it’s brown!
Let’s sing a song about the color brown. Singing makes learning so much fun!
Wow! We’ve learned so much about colors today. Remember, there are many more colors to discover. Keep learning and having fun!
Color Hunt Adventure: Go on a color hunt around your home or classroom. Find and collect objects that are white, black, and brown. Once you’ve gathered your items, sort them into groups by color. Can you find at least three items for each color? Share your findings with your friends and talk about why each item belongs to its color group.
Color Mixing Experiment: Let’s explore what happens when we mix colors! Using safe, washable paints, mix white with black to see what color you get. Then, try mixing brown with a little white or black. What new colors do you create? Use a brush or your fingers to paint a picture with your new colors. Show your artwork to your friends and explain how you made the colors.
Story Time with Colors: Create a short story using characters or objects that are white, black, and brown. For example, you could tell a story about a white sheep, a black cat, and a brown squirrel going on an adventure. Draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with your class. What happens in your story? How do the colors help tell your story?
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
Hello friends! Ready to learn more colors? Today, I’ll be introducing the color white.
Hello everyone, I’m the color white, and today I’m going to tell you a few things about myself. At the end of the video, we’re going to sing a song. Don’t go very far now! Repeat after me: okay, white, white.
Can you hear me? Great! Want to do some coloring? Let’s see how many things we can color white.
The snow is white. This Yeti right here is so cool! What else? The wall of this house, this sheep is so white and cute—very pretty! We did an amazing job!
Now let’s spot the things that are white. There are so many things in this kitchen. Can you see something white? The flower! That’s right!
Have you seen how many animals there are? Where’s the white one? The polar bear! This polar bear is white. Look at all these different houses. Which is the white one? The igloo! This igloo is white.
Let’s sing together! Look at all those glasses. There’s one glass filled with something white—the glass of milk! Milk is white. Well done, everyone! I think it’s time to sing now.
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Hello friends! Ready to learn more colors? Today, I’ll be introducing the color black.
Hi there everyone, I’m the color black, and I’m here to tell you all about me. At the end of the video, we’re going to be singing a song. Don’t go very far!
Let’s start by saying my name: black, black. Can you hear me? Great job! Do you want to color a little? Let’s see how many things we can color black.
The night sky is black. How about this cat? Let’s color him black. This car—a black car is really cool! And the last thing we’re going to color is the suit of this young man. He looks very smart in black.
Now we’re going to spot things that are black. Look at all these instruments. There’s a black one! Can you see it? The piano is black.
So many hats! Do you see the black hat? That’s the one! This hat is black. There are so many animals here. Can you see the one that’s black? The penguin! Some parts of this penguin are black.
Hey little penguin, want to sing with us later? This truck is huge, and it’s got something black—the truck tires are black. Way to go!
Hey penguin, ready to sing? Ed the penguin went for a spin in that small black car. Yeah, Ed the penguin went for a spin. He won’t go very far.
[Music]
Hello friends! Ready to learn more colors? Today, I’ll be introducing the color brown.
That’s right! This is me, the color brown. I’m here to tell you all about me. At the end of the video, we’ll be singing a song. Don’t go very far!
Let’s start by saying my name: brown, brown. Louder! Brown! Way to go!
Time to do some coloring! Let’s see how many things we can color brown. In this forest, the tree trunks are brown. What else? The squirrel! Awesome!
The ground would look amazing if we colored it brown. How about coloring this mountain brown? Way to go! We did a great job!
Now we’re going to spot things that are brown. Pay attention! There are so many fruits here. Find the brown one—it’s right here! This kiwi is brown.
Look at all these pairs of shoes. There’s a brown pair! This is a brown pair of shoes. So many bears! Can you see the brown bear? This bear is brown.
Will you sing along with us later? Look at all these yummy treats. There’s a brown one—it’s chocolate! Chocolate is brown. Way to go, friends!
Sing with me: “Befriend Mr. McBrown! Where’s his cozy gown? Staying warm in Winter Town.”
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