ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Daniel Tiger ???????? Learning How To Make Lemonade ???? Do It Yourself Activities☀️ Videos For Kids
Hi there! Today, we’re going to have fun with Daniel Tiger and his friends. They are making something yummy and refreshing—lemonade! First, they count their lemons. Let’s count together: six, seven, eight, nine, ten lemons! Yay! That’s enough to make lemonade.
Now, it’s time to make the lemonade. We need to squeeze the lemons. Can you pretend to squeeze lemons with us? Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze! Look, the lemon juice is coming out! Be careful not to spill it.
Next, we add water and sugar. Stir it all together. Stir, stir, stir! Shooby dooby doo! It’s your turn to stir now. Can you stir with us?
Wow, the lemonade looks delicious! Let’s set up a lemonade stand outside. We can fill cups with fresh, cold lemonade. It’s just right for a hot day!
Wouldn’t it be fun to have a whole lemonade store? Let’s pretend we have one! Imagine giving everyone a cool drink on a sunny day. It makes people feel happy and nice!
Look, Daniel made a sign for the lemonade stand. It looks tiger-tastic! Now, they are ready to give lemonade to all their neighbors.
What do we do now? We wait for people to come! Oh, look, it’s Teacher Harriet! She’s taking a walk because there’s no school today. Would she like some lemonade?
Yes, she would! Let’s give her a cup. Here you go, Teacher Harriet! She says it’s yummy. Bye, Teacher Harriet!
Wasn’t that fun? Making and sharing lemonade is a great way to spread happiness. You can try making lemonade with your family too!
Lemon Counting Adventure: Let’s go on a lemon counting adventure! Gather some toy lemons or draw lemons on paper. Can you count them just like Daniel Tiger did? Arrange them in a line and count out loud. Try counting them backward too! How many different ways can you arrange them?
Lemonade Taste Test: With the help of an adult, make your own lemonade at home. Try adding different amounts of sugar or water. How does it change the taste? Can you make a sweet lemonade and a sour lemonade? Which one do you like best? Share your lemonade with family members and ask them which one they prefer!
Design Your Lemonade Stand: Use craft materials like paper, markers, and stickers to design your own lemonade stand sign. What colors will you use? What will your sign say? Imagine where you would set up your stand and who you would serve lemonade to. Can you think of a fun name for your lemonade stand?
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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**Daniel:** Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood! Get really ready, Daniel! Shake, shake, shake! Get with me! We were at six, remember? Six, seven, eight lemons! Yay! Again, Prince Wednesday! Shake, shake, shake! Nine, ten lemons! Okay, I think you have enough lemons.
Okay, let’s make lemonade! Now first we need to squeeze the lemons. I’ll cut you some. Squeeze, squeeze the lemons with me! Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze! Hey, lemon juice is coming out! Now careful! Next, we have the water and the sugar. Water, sugar, and now stir it up! Stir, stir, stir! Shooby dooby doo! Your turn, Daniel! Stir with me!
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Oh, it looks wonderful! Let’s set this up out front. We get to give out lemonade at our lemonade stand! Let’s fill up some cups with lemonade. Okay, this looks delicious! Fresh, cold cup of lemonade! Just right!
Perfect! This lemonade stand is terrific! It would be fun to have a whole lemonade store! Do you want to make believe with me? Let’s make believe that I have my own lemonade store!
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A refreshing treat on a hot summer day! Grab yourself a cup or two; it’ll make you feel good, good, good! It’s a whole lot of happiness that we’re spreading! It’s fun to give your neighbors a drink when it’s hot outside! A cool drink with ice; it’ll make you feel so nice!
Wasn’t that terrific? Daniel, look! I made a sign for our stand!
Wow, that looks tiger-tastic! Your stand looks wonderful! You two are ready to give lemonade to all our neighbors!
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Oh, what do we do?
I don’t know.
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You wait for people to come! Well, hello there, Teacher Harriet! What are you doing here?
There’s no school today, so I’m taking a walk around the neighborhood. Do you want some lemonade for your walk?
Yes, I’ll take one cup, please!
One cup coming right up! Here you go!
Oh, thank you! Boy, yummy! Bye now!
Bye, Teacher Harriet!
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This version removes any informal or unclear phrases while maintaining the essence of the original transcript.
