ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Grey Song | Colors Song for Kids ESL & EFL | Colors Song | ESL for Kids
Hey there, little friends! Are you ready to have some fun with colors? Today, we’re going to play a game where we look for something special. Can you guess what it is? It’s the color gray!
Gray is a color that looks like the clouds on a rainy day or the fur of a cute little elephant. It’s not too bright and not too dark. It’s right in the middle!
Are you ready to start our adventure? Look around you. Can you find something that is gray? Maybe it’s a toy, a piece of clothing, or even a rock. Take a good look and see what you can find!
Wow, you found something gray! Great job! Isn’t it fun to explore and find different colors around us? Colors make our world so beautiful and exciting.
Do you want to keep playing? You can look for other colors too! Try finding something red, blue, or yellow. Each color is special and can be found in many places.
Remember, you can play this color game anytime you want. Just look around and see what colors you can find. Have fun exploring and learning about the colorful world around you!
Gray Scavenger Hunt: Let’s go on a scavenger hunt! With a grown-up, explore your home or classroom and find five different gray objects. Once you’ve found them, gather them together and talk about what makes each one special. Are they all the same shade of gray, or are some lighter or darker? Share your findings with a friend or family member!
Color Mixing Experiment: Did you know you can make gray by mixing colors? Try this fun experiment with paint or colored pencils. Mix a little bit of black and white to see what shade of gray you can create. Can you make a light gray and a dark gray? Experiment with different amounts of each color and see what happens!
Gray Day Adventure: Next time you’re outside, look for gray in nature. Can you find gray rocks, gray clouds, or maybe even a gray bird? Draw a picture of your favorite gray thing you find. Share your drawing with your class and talk about why you chose that object. How does it make you feel?
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Hey kids, can you find something gray? Are you ready? Let’s go! You did it!”
