Kindergarten Video Lessons

In the lesson "Welcome to Storytime!", children are introduced to the heartwarming story "I Love My Daddy" by David Bedford and Brenna Vaughan, which follows a little squirrel's adventurous day with his father. Through playful activities like digging, climbing, and jumping, the little squirrel learns the importance of support and love from his daddy, culminating in a joyful expression of affection as he proclaims, "I love my daddy!" The lesson emphasizes the bond between children and their parents, encouraging kids to appreciate and express their love for their daddies.

In today's Story Time, we enjoyed the adventure of "Monkey and Me" by Emily Gravett, where we joined Monkey on a journey to see various animals, including penguins, kangaroos, bats, elephants, and more monkeys. Throughout the story, we engaged in counting the animals together, enhancing our counting skills while having fun. The lesson concluded with a cozy tea time after an exciting day of exploration.

In today's Story Time, we read "I Just Ate My Friend" by Heidi McKinnon, which tells the tale of a little creature who feels sad after accidentally eating his friend and embarks on a quest to find a new one. Despite facing rejection from other animals, the creature ultimately finds a new friend, highlighting the importance of kindness and friendship. The lesson reminds us to cherish our friends and treat them well, as they bring joy to our lives.

In today's Storytime lesson, we explored the adventure of a little dog named Nipper, who embarks on a mission to deliver his best friend Richard's forgotten lunchbox. Despite facing challenges along the way, Nipper's bravery leads to a joyful reunion, culminating in a shared lunch that strengthens their friendship. The lesson encourages children to reflect on their own friendships and the fun activities they enjoy together.

In today's Story Time lesson, we embarked on an exciting adventure with the story "Where Are You" by Sarah Williamson, where we played a game of hide and seek to find our missing friend. As we followed clues and explored various locations, we ultimately succeeded in locating our friend, celebrating the joy of discovery together. The lesson emphasized the fun of storytelling and engaging with friends through imaginative play.

In today's Story Time lesson, we read "Soon" by Libby Gleason and Jeddah Robard, which tells the heartwarming tale of a family eagerly awaiting the arrival of a new baby. Through the repeated question of the little one asking, "When will the baby come?" and the reassuring response of "Soon" from Mom, children learn about patience and the excitement of new beginnings. The lesson concludes with a reminder of the joy that babies bring and encourages kids to continue exploring the world of books and stories.

In today's Storytime lesson, we explored two delightful stories: "Sunshine at Bedtime" and "Little Leo and the Perfect Flower." The first story takes us on a magical journey with Mickey and her mommy as they learn about the sun, day and night, and the changing seasons, while the second story follows Leo's quest to find the perfect flower for his mom's birthday, ultimately discovering that the love behind the gesture is what truly matters. Both tales emphasize themes of curiosity, love, and the beauty of nature, making them perfect for winding down before bedtime.

In the lesson "Welcome to Storytime!", children are introduced to the story "That's the Sound the Street Makes" by Danny Katz, which explores the various sounds encountered on a journey to school. The narrative highlights the importance of being aware of one's surroundings, especially while navigating busy streets, and emphasizes safety through playful interactions and sound descriptions. Ultimately, the lesson encourages children to enjoy reading and learning about their environment.

In today's Story Time lesson, we explored the delightful book "When's My Birthday?" by Julie Fogliano and Christian Robinson, which poses fun questions about birthdays and the excitement they bring. The story encourages children to think about their own birthdays, their wishes, and the joy of celebrating with friends and family. Through engaging questions and vivid imagery, the lesson emphasizes the importance of reading and sharing joyful experiences.

In the lesson "Welcome to Story Time!", participants engage with the humorous story "Pete with No Pants" by Robo Watkins, which follows Pete as he imagines himself as various things, like a boulder and a squirrel, while humorously navigating the concept of not wearing pants. Through playful interactions and silly scenarios, the story emphasizes creativity and imagination, while also reminding children about the importance of wearing pants when going outside. The session concludes with a warm invitation for participants to return for more fun stories in the future.

In today's story time, we explored two heartwarming books: "When You Were Born" by Emma Dodd, which celebrates the joy and significance of a child's arrival, and "The Lovely Haze of Baby Days" by Lindsay Keller Matson and Me Frey, which highlights the delightful chaos and love that comes with caring for babies. Both stories remind us of the special place each child holds in our hearts and the importance of love and support in their growth. Thank you for joining us, and we look forward to our next story time!

In today's Storytime lesson, we explored the book "With Eyes Like Yours" by Laurie Van Der Broek, which celebrates the magic and uniqueness of each child's perspective. The story encourages children to embrace their individuality, dream big, and recognize the love and adventures that surround them. Ultimately, it reinforces the message that they are special and capable of achieving great things.

In today's Storytime lesson, we explored two heartwarming stories: "The Garden of Hope" and "I Love You Wherever You Are." "The Garden of Hope" follows Maya as she finds joy and healing by planting seeds in her garden, inspired by her mother's comforting tradition, while "I Love You Wherever You Are" reassures us that love remains constant, no matter the distance or challenges we face. Both stories emphasize themes of hope, love, and the importance of connection.

In today's lesson, we explored the letter A through various fun examples, including apple, ant, alligator, airplane, and angel. Each example highlighted the characteristics of these words, helping students understand the significance of the letter A as a vowel and its position as the first letter of the alphabet. The lesson encouraged participation and practice to reinforce learning.

In this lesson, we explore the enchanting world of stars, focusing on their twinkling beauty and the magic they bring to the night sky. Through the familiar song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," we learn that stars are distant glowing balls that inspire wonder and dreams, encouraging us to make wishes as we gaze upon them. The lesson also highlights the uniqueness of each star, reminding us that just like them, we are all special in our own way.

In this lesson, children learn the importance of washing their hands to remove dirt and germs after playing outside, accompanied by a fun song to make the activity enjoyable. They also explore the joy of ice cream flavors, practice using polite "magic words" like "please" and "thank you," and conclude with a soothing bedtime lullaby to help babies sleep. The lesson emphasizes hygiene, politeness, and nurturing through engaging songs and activities.

In this lesson, children are encouraged to explore their dreams and aspirations for the future by imagining various exciting careers they could pursue, such as being a scientist, dancer, teacher, or even a superhero. Through engaging activities like trying on costumes, they are inspired to think creatively about their potential and the different ways they can contribute to the world. The overarching message is to dream big and have fun while considering the endless possibilities for their future.

In this lesson, children are guided through a fun and interactive morning routine to get ready for school, using the game "Follow the Leader." They engage in activities such as making their beds, washing their faces, brushing their teeth, combing their hair, and tying their shoes, all while singing catchy songs to make the process enjoyable. The lesson concludes with the excitement of heading off to school, reinforcing the importance of a structured morning routine.

In the lesson "Look, Look, Here Comes Kalu the Performer!", children are introduced to Kalu and his dancing bear, who entertain a joyful crowd including friends Geeta, Raju, Pooja, and Harsh. The lesson emphasizes the excitement of live performances, encourages participation through singing and clapping, and shares fun facts about bears, highlighting their strength and love for honey and swimming. Overall, it promotes enjoyment of music and dance while fostering a sense of community and fun.

In today's lesson on Learning Street with Bob, we explored the magic of the letters 'e' and 'd' by creating simple words that end with these letters, such as "bed," "fed," "led," "red," and "wed." Bob encouraged us to say each word together, making the learning experience interactive and fun. The lesson concluded with a celebration of the new words we learned and a promise to return for more exciting discoveries.

The lesson revolves around the importance of responsibility and patience through engaging stories about children and their adventures. The jumping babies learn about the consequences of their actions when they fall off the bed, while Wendy discovers that chores can be enjoyable and are necessary for everyone. Additionally, the three little kittens understand the value of taking care of their belongings, leading to rewards like pie, emphasizing that being responsible brings happiness.

In this lesson, Bob introduces children to the alphabet, guiding them through the letters from A to Z while encouraging participation and enthusiasm. He emphasizes the importance of learning the alphabet for reading and writing, and suggests fun activities like singing the alphabet song, going on a letter hunt, and creating alphabet art to reinforce their learning. Bob celebrates their efforts and motivates them to keep practicing for continued success.

In this lesson, Bob introduces children to various shapes through engaging examples from everyday life, such as circles, squares, triangles, and more. Each shape is illustrated with relatable objects, encouraging kids to identify and interact with shapes in their environment. The lesson concludes with a fun activity, prompting children to find words that start with different letters of the alphabet, reinforcing their learning experience.

In today's lesson, we met Rocket, a motorcycle built by Hector, and joined them on an adventure to fix a broken road. We learned how to build various vehicles, including a bulldozer, concrete mixer, road roller, tow truck, and fire engine, each with specific parts and functions to help complete the road and address emergencies. The story emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity as Hector and his friends work together to overcome challenges.