ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten How to make Elephant with Clay | Clay Animals | Animal Songs | Pinkfong Clay Time
Hello there! I’m Hoagie, and today we’re going to learn about a very special animal. Can you guess who it is? It’s Mr. Elephant!
Mr. Elephant is big, fat, and super strong. He is one of the largest animals on land. Isn’t that amazing? Elephants have big bodies and strong legs that help them walk and carry heavy things.
One of the coolest things about Mr. Elephant is his long trunk. It’s like a big, bendy nose! He can use his trunk to pick up food, drink water, and even give himself a shower. Imagine having a nose that can do all that!
Did you know that Mr. Elephant has the biggest shoes? Well, not real shoes, but his feet are huge! They help him walk quietly even though he’s so big. It’s like he’s wearing giant, soft slippers!
If you want to see more about elephants, you can ask a grown-up to help you search for elephant videos on YouTube. You’ll see how they use their trunks and walk with their big feet. It’s so much fun to watch!
Now you know a little more about Mr. Elephant. Isn’t he a wonderful animal? Keep exploring and learning about all the amazing animals in our world!
Elephant Trunk Challenge: Let’s pretend to be elephants! Use a long sock or a piece of fabric to act as your trunk. Try picking up small objects like toys or balls with your “trunk.” How many can you pick up? This activity helps you understand how elephants use their trunks in everyday life.
Footprint Fun: Create your own elephant footprints! Use a sponge or a potato cut in half to make a stamp. Dip it in paint and press it onto paper to make footprints. How big can you make them? Compare your footprints to your own feet. This will show you how big and soft an elephant’s feet are!
Elephant Walk Observation: Next time you’re at the park or in your backyard, try walking quietly like an elephant. Notice how you can walk softly even though you’re big. Can you hear your footsteps? Think about how elephants walk quietly despite their size. Discuss with a friend or family member why this might be important for elephants in the wild.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hi, I’m Hoagie.
Oh, big and fat and strong, fun Mr. Elephant with a long, very long trunk. You can make a shower.
The biggest shoes.
Search for ping pong on YouTube.
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