ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Fruits Song For Children | Kindergarten Nursery Rhymes And Kids Songs by Kids Tv
Do you like fruits? I do! Fruits are yummy and colorful. Sometimes, I want to eat an apple. Other times, I feel like having some grapes. When I’m hungry, fruits are a tasty treat!
Oh, look, there’s a banana! Bananas are yellow and sweet. Sometimes, I want a banana, and other times, I want a juicy pear. Pears are green and delicious. When I’m hungry, I love to eat them!
Oranges are round and orange! They are so juicy. Sometimes, I want an orange. Watermelons are big and green on the outside, but red and sweet on the inside. When I’m hungry, I enjoy eating them!
Look, there are strawberries! Strawberries are red and have tiny seeds. Sometimes, I want strawberries. Peaches are soft and fuzzy. Sometimes, I want a peach. When I’m hungry, I want to eat them all!
I love fruits! Sometimes, I want an apple, and other times, I want some grapes. When I’m hungry, I want to eat them all. Fruits, fruits, fruits, and more fruits!
One potato, two potatoes, three vegetables. Vegetables are healthy and yummy too! We love you, vegetables!
Old King Cole was a merry old soul, and the wheels on the bus go round and round. Singing songs makes learning about fruits and vegetables even more fun!
Fruit Color Hunt: Go on a fruit color hunt in your kitchen or at the grocery store. Can you find a fruit for every color of the rainbow? Try to find a red fruit, an orange fruit, a yellow fruit, a green fruit, a blue or purple fruit, and a fruit that is a mix of colors. Talk about the fruits you find and what makes them special. Which one is your favorite and why?
Fruit Tasting Party: Have a fruit tasting party with your family or friends. Try small pieces of different fruits like apples, bananas, oranges, and strawberries. Describe how each fruit tastes and feels. Is it sweet, sour, crunchy, or juicy? Draw a picture of your favorite fruit and share why you like it the most.
Fruit and Vegetable Sorting Game: Gather some fruits and vegetables from your kitchen. Mix them up and then sort them into two groups: fruits and vegetables. Talk about what makes a fruit different from a vegetable. Can you name a fruit and a vegetable that are the same color? Share your findings with a friend or family member.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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[Music] Do you like fruits? I do! At times, I want an apple; sometimes I want some grapes. Some days I’m feeling hungry, and then I want to eat them. [Music] Oh, look, there’s a banana! Sometimes I want a banana; sometimes I want a pear. Some days I’m feeling hungry, and then I want to eat them. Oh, I really like [Music] fruits! At times I want an orange; sometimes a watermelon. Some days I’m feeling hungry, and then I want to eat them. [Music] Oh, look, there are those [Music] strawberries! Sometimes I want strawberries; sometimes I want a peach. Some days I’m feeling hungry, and then I want to eat them all. I want some more! [Music] Fruits! At times I want an apple; sometimes I want some grapes. Some days I’m feeling hungry, and then I want to eat them all. Fruits, fruits, fruits, and more fruits! One potato, two potatoes, three vegetables. Vegetables, we love you! Old King Cole was a merry old soul, and the wheels on the bus go round and round.
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This version removes any unnecessary repetitions and clarifies the text while maintaining the original meaning.
