Kindergarten Video Lessons

In this lesson, children are introduced to counting from one to ten through interactive repetition and encouragement to say the numbers aloud. The lesson also includes counting backwards from ten to one, singing to reinforce memory, and exploring the presence of numbers in everyday life, emphasizing that counting is both fun and educational. By practicing these skills, children can become confident in their number knowledge.

In today's lesson, we explored the letter 'M' and its unique sound, which is similar to the sound we make when we taste something delicious. We practiced saying words that start with the 'M' sound, such as "mouse" and "melon," and encouraged students to find more 'M' words around their homes. To reinforce their learning, students were invited to draw a picture related to the 'M' sound and share it with their families, emphasizing that learning new sounds can be a fun adventure.

In today's lesson, we explored various daily activities, animal names, delicious foods, fruits, sea creatures, shapes, transportation methods, and vegetables. Each section encouraged participation and repetition to enhance learning and retention. The lesson aimed to make learning fun and engaging while introducing essential vocabulary related to everyday life.

In this lesson, students learn to make the 'i' sound through repetition and practice. They are introduced to words that begin with the 'i' sound, such as "igloo" and "insect," and are encouraged to say these words together to reinforce their learning. The lesson emphasizes the importance of practice to master the 'i' sound and build confidence in pronunciation.

In today's lesson, young learners explored the 'v' sound through engaging activities and examples. They practiced saying the 'v' sound, identified words that start with 'v' like "violin" and "volcano," and participated in a fun game to reinforce their understanding. By the end of the lesson, students became 'v' sound experts, emphasizing that learning can be enjoyable!

In today's lesson, students explored various modes of transportation, including flying in an airplane, driving a firetruck, riding a bicycle, and sailing on a yacht. Each activity encouraged imagination and engagement, highlighting the excitement of movement and adventure. The lesson concluded with a reflection on the joy of exploring the world through different means of travel.

En esta lección, los niños aprenden sobre la letra "O", que es redonda y suena como "oh" en español. A través de juegos y actividades, los estudiantes identifican palabras que contienen la letra "O", como "oso" y "ola", y practican dibujando la letra. La lección concluye animando a los niños a seguir explorando y practicando palabras con la letra "O".

In this lesson, students learn about the sight word "a," which is used to refer to a single item, such as "a cat" or "a ball." The lesson emphasizes the importance of this small word in constructing sentences and encourages students to practice using it in their own observations. By engaging with the word "a," learners are motivated to continue expanding their vocabulary and enjoy the adventure of reading.

In this lesson, students learn the sight word "have," which is used to express ownership or actions related to possessions. Through examples and practice, they explore how to use "have" in sentences, such as "I have a red ball," and engage in a fun activity to identify items they own. The lesson emphasizes the importance of expanding vocabulary to enhance communication skills.

In today's lesson, young learners explored the world of shapes through the fun activity of building an ice cream cone. They discovered how circles, triangles, and squares come together to create a delicious treat, while also encouraging them to find shapes in their everyday surroundings. The lesson emphasized the joy of learning about shapes and invited children to continue their exploration through games and activities in the Preschool PrepKids Club.

In this lesson, students learn about the sight word "get," which is commonly used in everyday language to express desire or action, such as obtaining something or preparing to go somewhere. Engaging activities like singing, drawing, and playing games are suggested to help reinforce the word, along with practice sentences to enhance understanding. The lesson emphasizes the importance of sight words in improving reading and writing skills while encouraging a fun and interactive learning experience.

In the lesson "Let's Count Together!", children learn to count from 11 to 20 through engaging activities that involve clapping, jumping, and other fun movements. Each number is introduced with interactive prompts to encourage participation, culminating in a group count of all the numbers learned. The lesson emphasizes the joy of counting and encourages continued practice to become a counting superstar.

In this lesson, children are introduced to the basics of counting from 1 to 10 through engaging activities and examples. They practice counting objects in their environment, enjoy counting along with music, and learn that regular practice will enhance their counting skills. The lesson emphasizes that counting is a fun and essential skill that can be applied in everyday life.

In this lesson, we learned how to add numbers by starting with six and ten, which together make sixteen. We practiced counting both numbers and then combined them to see the result. The lesson emphasizes that adding is simply putting numbers together, encouraging further practice to become proficient in math.

In this lesson, children are introduced to various colors and their associations with everyday objects, enhancing their understanding of the vibrant world around them. Each color is described with relatable examples, encouraging excitement and positivity, while a fun color game invites them to explore and identify colors in their environment. Overall, the lesson emphasizes the joy and beauty that colors bring to our lives.

In this lesson, children learn the sight word "on," which is essential for describing the location of objects. Through examples and interactive activities, they explore how to use "on" in sentences and engage in a fun game to identify items positioned on other objects. The lesson encourages ongoing practice and creativity, making the learning experience enjoyable and memorable.

In today's lesson, young learners were introduced to the diamond shape, which resembles a kite or rhombus and has four slanted sides. They explored where diamonds can be found in everyday life, practiced drawing the shape, and engaged in a fun activity by creating diamond shapes from colored paper. The lesson concluded with a catchy song about diamonds, encouraging students to continue exploring various shapes in their environment.

In this lesson, children join Kate and Nate at the barn to learn basic math concepts through counting and addition. They start by counting two haystacks, then add six more, ultimately discovering that two plus six equals eight. The lesson emphasizes the enjoyment of math and encourages kids to practice counting with various objects.

In today's lesson, we explored the letter M, learning about its shape, sound, and words that begin with it. We discovered that M looks like two mountains and makes the "mmm" sound, just like when we enjoy delicious treats. Through fun activities like a treasure hunt for M words and singing a catchy song, we celebrated all the marvelous things associated with the letter M!

In this lesson, students are introduced to the letter H, learning its shape, sound, and words that begin with it, such as "hat," "house," and "horse." The lesson includes interactive elements like a game to find objects that start with H and a fun song to reinforce the learning. Overall, it emphasizes the joy of discovering the letter H and encourages continued practice.

In the "Meet the Numbers" lesson, students are introduced to basic numbers from zero to ten and their significance in counting everyday objects. The lesson emphasizes the fun and utility of numbers, encouraging children to practice counting and to observe numbers in their surroundings. By engaging with numbers, students learn that they are valuable tools that help us understand and quantify the world around us.

In this lesson, students learn to represent the number five through creative drawings, using scenarios like sunny and cloudy days and planting flowers. They explore different combinations of sunny and cloudy days, illustrating how to make five with varying numbers of suns and clouds, and then apply the same concept to flowers by drawing and coloring them. The lesson encourages exploration and creativity while reinforcing the concept of the number five.

In this lesson, students learn how to draw a cupcake step by step, starting with the wrapper and progressing to the fluffy top, frosting, sprinkles, and a cherry. They are encouraged to use their creativity by choosing colors for each part of the cupcake and can experiment with different designs. The lesson emphasizes the joy of drawing and the importance of practice in developing artistic skills.

In this lesson, young artists learn how to draw Peppa Pig by following simple, step-by-step instructions that guide them through creating her head, ears, face, body, arms, and legs. After completing the drawing, they are encouraged to color Peppa and share their artwork with family and friends, fostering creativity and confidence in their artistic skills. The lesson concludes with a fun fact about Peppa's adventures with her brother George, inspiring further drawing opportunities.