ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Kitchen Utensils – Episode 3 – Vocabulary for Kids
Hello friends! Welcome to the Chef’s Kitchen. Today, we are going to learn about some cool tools we use in the kitchen. Let’s get started!
A squeezer is a handy tool we use to get juice out of fruits like oranges or lemons. It’s like giving the fruit a big hug to get all the yummy juice out!
The skimmer is like a big spoon with holes. We use it to stir food or take it out of hot oil when we are frying. It’s very helpful to keep our food crispy and delicious.
A colander looks like a big bowl with lots of holes. We use it to drain water from foods like pasta or to wash fruits and vegetables. It’s like a shower for your food!
The grater is a tool with tiny holes that helps us shred or grate foods into small pieces. We can use it to make cheese for our pasta or carrots for a salad.
An ice tray is a special tray we fill with water and put in the freezer to make ice cubes. These ice cubes can keep our drinks nice and cold!
A kitchen mortar is a bowl where we can grind or crush foods like garlic or parsley. It’s like a magic bowl that helps us make tasty flavors for our meals.
Kitchen scissors are special scissors that help us cut different foods easily. They are like a superhero tool for the kitchen!
A bowl is a deep dish where we can serve food. It’s perfect for holding our cereal, soup, or salad.
The kitchen sink is where we wash our dishes and utensils. It’s like a bathtub for our plates and cups!
Let’s remember the cool kitchen tools we learned about today: squeezer, skimmer, colander, grater, ice tray, kitchen mortar, kitchen scissors, bowl, and kitchen sink.
Thank you, Chef, for showing us around your kitchen! We had so much fun learning about these utensils.
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Fruit Juice Experiment: Try using a squeezer at home with the help of an adult. Pick a fruit like an orange or lemon and see how much juice you can get out. How does the fruit change after you squeeze it? Can you think of other fruits you might be able to squeeze for juice?
Kitchen Tool Detective: Go on a kitchen scavenger hunt with a family member. Can you find a skimmer, colander, or grater in your kitchen? What other tools can you find that were not mentioned in the video? Draw a picture of each tool and write down what you think it is used for.
Ice Cube Magic: With an adult’s help, fill an ice tray with water and place it in the freezer. Check on it after a few hours. What happened to the water? Try adding a small piece of fruit or a drop of food coloring to each section before freezing. What do you notice about the ice cubes when they are ready?
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello friends! Welcome to the Chef’s Kitchen. In this video, we will learn about kitchen utensils.
**Squeezer**: We use the squeezer to extract juice from fruits like oranges or lemons.
**Skimmer**: The skimmer is used to stir or scoop foods out when frying.
**Colander**: We use the colander to strain liquids or sift foods.
**Grater**: The grater helps us shred or grate foods into fine pieces, like cheese for pasta.
**Ice Tray**: An ice tray is used to make ice cubes. Just fill it with water and place it in the freezer.
**Kitchen Mortar**: A kitchen mortar is a container used to grind or crush foods, such as garlic or parsley.
**Kitchen Scissors**: Kitchen scissors make it easier to cut various foods.
**Bowl**: A bowl is a deep dish used for serving food.
**Kitchen Sink**: The kitchen sink is where we wash dishes and utensils.
Let’s recap the words we learned about kitchen utensils: squeezer, skimmer, colander, grater, ice tray, kitchen mortar, kitchen scissors, bowl, and kitchen sink.
Thank you, Chef, for letting us visit your kitchen! We had a great time.
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