ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Halloween Song for Kids | Nursery Rhymes | Kindergarten, Preschool & ESL
Once upon a time, there were some silly friends having fun on a bed. Let’s see what happens!
Five black cats were jumping on the bed. They were having so much fun! But oh no, one cat fell off and bumped his head. A friendly zombie called the doctor. The doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Next, four vampires started jumping on the bed. They were bouncing up and down! But oops, one vampire fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor again. The doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Then, three little witches joined the fun. They were jumping high! But oh dear, one witch fell off and bumped her head. The zombie called the doctor. The doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Two little ghosts floated onto the bed and started jumping. They were having a ghostly good time! But oh no, one ghost fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor. The doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Finally, one Jack-o-lantern was left jumping on the bed. He was bouncing all around! But oops, he fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor one last time. The doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Thanks for joining our Halloween jumping adventure! We hope you had fun. Remember to always be careful when jumping around. See you next time for more exciting stories!
Counting and Subtraction Game: Gather five small toys or objects to represent the five black cats. Start by placing all five on a table or bed. As you tell the story, remove one toy each time a cat falls off. Ask the children to count how many are left each time. This helps them practice counting and basic subtraction in a fun way.
Role-Playing Activity: Encourage the children to act out the story. Assign roles such as the cats, vampires, witches, ghosts, Jack-o-lantern, and the friendly zombie. Use simple props like hats or masks. As each character “falls off,” they can pretend to bump their heads and call the doctor. This activity enhances creativity and helps them understand the sequence of events.
Observation Walk: Take the children on a short walk around the classroom or playground. Ask them to observe and count different objects or creatures they see, like birds, leaves, or toys. Encourage them to think about what might happen if one of those objects “fell off” or disappeared. This helps them apply counting and observation skills in real-life settings.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Five black cats jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor and the doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Four vampires jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor and the doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Three little witches jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor and the doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
Two little ghosts jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor and the doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
One Jack-o-lantern jumping on the bed. He fell off and bumped his head. The zombie called the doctor and the doctor said, “Happy Halloween! I’ve got two heads!”
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