ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Donuts Run Away From Wolf | Colors Song, Vegetables Song | Nursery Rhymes | Kids Songs
Hey there, little friend! Are you ready to have some fun with yummy treats? Let’s go on a tasty adventure together!
Imagine a big pile of sweet doughnuts. They look so yummy, and you just want to eat them all! But wait, let’s play a game and hide them. Can you find where the doughnuts are hiding?
Look over there! People are lining up to get some popcorn. Would you like to try some? You can choose strawberry flavor, and it turns pink with sugar and syrup. Shake, shake, shake! It smells so good! Now, let’s try blueberry flavor. It’s blue and smells amazing too!
Here comes a yummy hamburger! It has a tasty patty and is ready to go. And look, there are crispy french fries and fresh orange juice too! Which one would you like to try first?
Let’s make some colorful ice pops with fruits and veggies! We can use tomatoes, apples, strawberries, watermelons, carrots, oranges, and more. Eating fruits and veggies is so good for you, and they taste yummy too!
Ten doughnuts are dancing together. Oops, one falls into a chocolate pot! Now there are nine. Let’s see how many are left as they keep dancing and falling into the chocolate. It’s so much fun!
Are you thirsty? Let’s make some rainbow juice! We’ll use strawberries, oranges, blueberries, bananas, grapes, and kiwi. Mix them all in the magic blender, and ta-da! You have a healthy and tasty juice. Yum!
Welcome to the bread vending machine! You can choose different jams for your bread. There’s strawberry, blueberry, pineapple, and more. Which jam would you like to try? Let’s taste them all!
Wasn’t that a fun adventure with all these yummy treats? Remember, trying new foods can be exciting and delicious. Let’s keep exploring and having fun with food!
Food Treasure Hunt: Organize a treasure hunt in your classroom or at home. Hide toy food items or pictures of the foods mentioned in the article, like doughnuts, popcorn, and fruits. Give the children clues to find each item. After finding them, discuss the different colors, shapes, and flavors of each food. Ask questions like, “What color is the strawberry popcorn?” or “How many doughnuts did you find?” This activity helps children observe and identify different foods while having fun.
Make Your Own Ice Pops: Provide children with small cups, sticks, and a variety of fruit juices or purees. Let them choose their favorite combinations to create their own ice pops. Encourage them to think about the colors and flavors they are mixing. Once frozen, enjoy the ice pops together and discuss the taste and texture. Ask questions like, “What fruits did you use?” and “How does it taste?” This hands-on activity allows children to explore the concept of mixing flavors and colors.
Rainbow Juice Experiment: Set up a mini juice bar with different fruit pieces like strawberries, oranges, and blueberries. Let the children create their own “rainbow juice” by mixing different fruits in a blender. Encourage them to observe the changes in color and taste. Ask them, “What happens when you mix red strawberries with yellow bananas?” or “Can you make a juice that looks like a rainbow?” This activity promotes creativity and experimentation with food.
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I need to get some rest. Let’s have fun!
Alright everyone, yummy doughnuts! I want to take them all. They look so nice and sweet. I want to eat them all!
Run everyone! No doughnuts here!
Look at this place! I’m going to hide here. Where are the doughnuts?
Hey, are you stealing my doughnuts? I’m sorry!
Kiki, look! Many people are lining up to buy something.
Wow, it’s popcorn! Yummy popcorn! Come and try! I want strawberry flavor.
Add some sugar and strawberry syrup. Wow, it’s pink!
Oh, pink popcorn! Shake and shake! It smells so good!
I want blueberry flavor now.
Oh, blue popcorn! Shake and shake! It smells so good!
What have I done? They’re going to pick me first because I’m the best!
No, they won’t! They will pick me first!
Someone’s coming! Which one should I pick?
Here I am, the yummy hamburger! Look at my patty; it looks so good!
Yummy hamburger is ready to go!
I want to have the hamburger!
Here I am, the yummy french fries! I’m so crispy and I smell great!
Yummy french fries are ready to go!
I want to have the yummy orange juice! I’m so fresh and sweet!
Yummy orange juice is ready to go!
Kids, let’s make colorful ice pops!
We’ll use fruits and vegetables: tomato, apple, strawberry, watermelon, carrot, orange, pumpkin, papaya, corn, kiwi, avocado, spinach, broccoli, and more!
I love eating fruits and vegetables!
These flavors must be yummy!
Oh no, we’re chosen! We’ll get to ride down the slide!
I want to ride this slide!
Wow, they look so cute!
The little yummy cupcake is going down the slide for you!
It smells good!
Shall we dance?
Ten doughnuts are dancing together. One donut falls into a chocolate pot.
Nine doughnuts are dancing together. One donut falls into a chocolate pot.
Seven doughnuts are dancing together. One donut falls into a chocolate pot.
Three doughnuts are dancing together. One donut falls into a chocolate pot.
One donut falls into a chocolate pie.
Oh, it’s so hot! I want a glass of juice!
Come over here and have some fresh juice!
Look at the magic blender!
Here’s some healthy and tasty juice for you!
What is rainbow juice made of? Strawberries, oranges, blueberries, bananas, grapes, and kiwi!
Juice is ready now!
Wow, how sweet!
Oh no, now I can’t have bread and jam!
Welcome to the bread vending machine! You can buy lots of delicious bread.
Please choose now!
I want strawberry jam!
Here it is!
Oh no, my bread!
Please choose now!
I want blueberry jam!
Here it is!
Please choose now!
I want pineapple jam!
Here it is!
Please choose now!
I want all kinds of jam!
Here it is!
It doesn’t taste very good.
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