Today, we’re going to have fun learning about some yummy fruits. Do you have a favorite fruit? Let’s find out!
Here are some fruits that are super tasty and good for you:
Let’s say the names of these fruits together. Ready? Here we go:
You did an amazing job saying all the fruit names! Fruits are not only delicious but also help us stay healthy and strong.
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Thanks for learning about fruits with me today. Keep exploring and discovering new things every day!
Fruit Sorting Activity: Gather a variety of fruits or pictures of fruits. Ask the children to sort them into different categories, such as color, size, or texture. For example, they can group all the red fruits together or all the fruits that are smooth. Encourage them to explain why they sorted the fruits in that way.
Fruit Taste Test: Have a small fruit tasting session. Provide slices of different fruits like apple, banana, and orange. Ask the children to taste each one and describe the taste and texture. Is it sweet, sour, crunchy, or soft? This will help them use descriptive words and develop their sensory vocabulary.
Fruit Observation Walk: Take the children on a short walk around the school or garden to look for fruit trees or plants. Ask them to observe the different types of fruits they see and how they grow. Encourage them to think about questions like: “What color are the fruits?” or “How do you think the fruit gets its food to grow?” This will help them connect their learning to the natural world.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hey everyone, let’s talk about fruit! What’s your favorite? Here we go:
– Apple
– Grapes
– Strawberry
– Lemon
– Peach
– Banana
– Orange
– Pear
– Cherry
– Pineapple
That was great! Let’s do it one more time. Listen and repeat:
– Apple
– Grapes
– Strawberry
– Lemon
– Peach
– Banana
– Orange
– Pear
– Cherry
– Pineapple
You did it! Well done. Thanks for watching!
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