ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Fishing for Pink Marshmallows ???? Charlie’s Colorforms City
Hey there! Are you ready for a fun adventure? Let’s go exploring together and see what we can find!
Look over there! It’s a pond, but not just any pond. It’s a magical pink marshmallow pond! Isn’t that exciting? Imagine all the pink marshmallows floating around. The Forest Flamingo will love these yummy treats!
Let’s try to catch some marshmallows. But shh! We have to be quiet, or we might scare them away. Look, I think I caught one! Wow, it’s a big one! How many can you catch?
Now, let’s put the marshmallows out for the Forest Flamingo to see. Maybe if we call out, it will come. Let’s try to sound like a Forest Flamingo. Can you honk with me? Honk! Honk! Hmm, it still hasn’t come. What should we do?
I have an idea! Let’s pretend to sleep in our tent. When the Forest Flamingo comes for the marshmallows, we can peek out and see it! But we have to be very quiet and keep our eyes open wide.
Oh no! We fell asleep, and now the marshmallows are gone. The Forest Flamingo was here, but we missed it. What should we do now? Wait, I hear something!
Look! It’s the Forest Flamingo, and it wants to roast marshmallows with us! How exciting! Let’s light the campfire and enjoy this special moment together.
I’m so happy we got to see the Forest Flamingo. But what if we went camping on a pirate ship next time? What kind of story would we create then? Let’s use our imagination and think of all the fun adventures we can have!
The end. Or is it just the beginning of a new story?
Marshmallow Counting Game: Gather some pink marshmallows or use pink paper cutouts. Spread them around a designated area to represent the Pink Marshmallow Pond. Ask the children to quietly “catch” the marshmallows by picking them up. Once they’ve collected them, have them count how many they caught. Encourage them to compare their numbers with friends and discuss who caught the most or the least. This activity helps with counting skills and understanding quantity.
Forest Flamingo Call: Have the children practice making different animal sounds, focusing on creating their own version of a “Forest Flamingo” call. Encourage them to think about what a flamingo might sound like and how they can use their voice to mimic it. This activity promotes creativity and helps develop listening and vocal skills.
Imagination Adventure Drawing: Provide paper and crayons or markers and ask the children to draw their own adventure story. They can imagine going camping on a pirate ship or visiting another magical place. Encourage them to include characters like the Forest Flamingo or other animals they might meet. After drawing, have them share their stories with the class. This activity fosters creativity, storytelling, and communication skills.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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-I think it’s this way! Look!
-A pond? Not just any pond, a pink marshmallow pond! You can do that in a story. Come on up! Look at all these pink marshmallows! The Forest Flamingo’s going to love these. Okay, marshy marshmallows, come on.
-Come on!
-Shh! Charlie, we won’t catch any if you scare them. Here, pinky marshmallows, let us catch you. Hey! I think I got one.
-Marshmallow moon showers.
-Nice. Looks like I got one too. Ooh! It’s a big one.
-Whoa!
-Whoop-a-doop! You got two! Our story’s shaping up! Let’s go put these out for the Forest Flamingo. How about we put these right here so the Forest Flamingo can see them? Hey, Forest Flamingo! Come and get your yummy, pink marshmallows! Whoa! Hmm. No Flamingo yet. Maybe we should try to sound like a Forest Flamingo.
-Honk!
-Honk with us! Honk! Honk! Honk! Hmm. The Forest Flamingo isn’t coming. I know. Let’s go in our tent and pretend to sleep, then when the Forest Flamingo comes for the marshmallows, we’ll peek out and finally get to see it! I like it! Okay, Storyteller, tell us if you see the Forest Flamingo. We gotta be really quiet. And keep our eyes wide open. Yep. We gotta stay up if we want to see the Forest Flamingo…
-What’s that?
-What?
-Was I snoring?
-Huh? Oh no! We fell asleep! And now the marshmallows are all gone. I’m frustrated. The Forest Flamingo was here. But we didn’t get to see it. Is this how our camping story ends? Not if we’re the ones telling this story! It’s time for something big to happen. Huh? It’s the Forest Flamingo! And it wants to roast marshmallows with us? Plot twist. Campfire lighting! Whoa-a-do-do! Whoa! Yeah!
-Woo-hoo! Yeah! All right! I’m so glad you found us, Forest Flamingo. I’m so happy! We get to camp outside all night long! And we got to see the legendary Forest Flamingo! The end. Or is it? What if we went camping on a pirate ship? What would happen next in that story? You’ve got a story to create!
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