ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English KITCHEN UTENSILS for Kids – Compilation Video – Vocabulary for Kids
Hello friends! Today, we’re going on a fun adventure in the kitchen of a great chef. We’re going to learn about all the cool tools and gadgets we use to cook yummy food. Are you ready to discover them? Let’s go!
A fry pan is a special pan we use to cook food by frying it. Be careful, it’s hot!
A pot is a big, round container with handles. We use it to cook food like soup or pasta.
A pressure cooker helps us cook food really fast using steam. It’s like magic!
A blender is an electric tool that mixes and blends food. It makes yummy smoothies!
A microwave is an electric gadget that heats up food quickly. It’s super fast!
A coffee maker is a machine that makes coffee. It smells so good!
A rolling pin is a tool we use to flatten dough, like when making pizza.
A toaster is a machine that toasts bread. Watch out, your toast is ready!
A stove is a big appliance that heats up food for cooking. The cake is ready!
Can you remember all the cool tools we learned about today? Let’s go over them:
Thank you, chef, for letting us visit your kitchen! We had a great time. See you next time!
We’re back in the kitchen with our chef friend to learn even more about kitchen utensils. Are you ready?
A kitchen knife is used to cut and slice food. Be careful with it!
A cutting board is a flat surface where we chop food. It can be made of wood or plastic.
A refrigerator keeps our food cool and fresh.
A freezer is very cold and keeps food frozen for a long time. It’s part of the refrigerator.
A platter is a big dish we use to serve food at the table.
A kitchen scale helps us weigh food. It’s great for baking!
A dishwasher is a machine that washes dishes and utensils for us. So easy!
A spatula is a tool we use to spread things like frosting on a cake.
A peeler is a special knife that helps us peel fruits and veggies easily.
Let’s remember all the new tools we learned about:
Thank you, chef, for showing us all these kitchen utensils! See you in the next video. Bye-bye, friends!
Hello friends! Welcome back to the chef’s kitchen. This is our last video where we’ll learn about even more kitchen tools. Let’s get started!
A squeezer helps us get juice from fruits like oranges and lemons.
A skimmer is used to stir or scoop food out of a fry pan.
A colander helps us drain water from foods like pasta.
A grater shreds food into tiny pieces, like cheese for pasta.
An ice tray makes ice cubes. Just fill it with water and freeze!
A kitchen mortar is a bowl we use to crush foods like garlic.
Kitchen scissors help us cut food easily.
A bowl is a deep dish used for serving food.
The kitchen sink is where we wash dishes and utensils. Let’s clean up!
Let’s remember the last set of tools we learned about:
Thank you, chef, for letting us visit your kitchen! We had a great time. See you around!
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Kitchen Utensil Hunt: At home, with the help of an adult, go on a kitchen utensil hunt. Try to find as many of the utensils mentioned in the lesson as you can. Once you find them, think about what each one is used for. Can you find a fry pan, a blender, or a toaster? Share your findings with your family and explain what you learned about each utensil.
Cooking with a Grown-Up: Choose a simple recipe to make with a grown-up, like a fruit salad or a sandwich. Use some of the kitchen tools you learned about, such as a cutting board, a knife (with adult supervision), or a blender. Talk about how each tool helps make cooking easier and more fun. What did you enjoy the most about using these tools?
Draw Your Dream Kitchen: Imagine you are a chef and draw a picture of your dream kitchen. Include all the utensils and gadgets you learned about. Label each one and think about why it would be important in your kitchen. Share your drawing with your class or family and explain why you chose each item.
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Hello friends! Today we’re visiting the kitchen of a great chef to learn about various utensils and electric appliances we use in the kitchen. Are you ready to discover them? Here we go!
**Fry Pan**: A fry pan is a kitchen utensil we use to fry foods. Be careful not to burn yourself!
**Pot**: A pot is a round container with two handles. We use pots to cook foods.
**Pressure Cooker**: We use a pressure cooker to cook food quickly using water steam.
**Blender**: A blender is an electric appliance we use to mix and blend foods. My fruit smoothie is ready!
**Microwave**: A microwave is an electric appliance we use to warm up food quickly.
**Coffee Maker**: A coffee maker is a kitchen appliance we use to make coffee. Smells great!
**Rolling Pin**: A rolling pin is a cylindrical utensil we use to flatten dough, like pizza dough.
**Toaster**: A toaster is an electric appliance we use to toast bread. Hurry, pull them out!
**Stove**: A stove is an electric appliance that provides heat for cooking different types of food. The cake is ready!
Can you remember all the words we learned today? Let’s recap them:
– Fry Pan
– Pot
– Pressure Cooker
– Blender
– Microwave
– Coffee Maker
– Rolling Pin
– Toaster
– Stove
Thank you, chef, for letting us visit your kitchen! We had a great time. See you around!
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Today, we’re back in the kitchen of our friend, the great chef, where we’re going to learn more about kitchen utensils. Are you ready?
**Kitchen Knife**: We use the kitchen knife to cut and slice all types of foods. Be careful not to cut yourself!
**Cutting Board**: It’s a flat surface that you chop food on. It can be wooden or plastic.
**Refrigerator**: We put fresh foods in the refrigerator to keep them cool.
**Freezer**: The temperature in the freezer is very low. This freezes foods and helps to preserve them for a long time. A freezer is usually part of the refrigerator.
**Platter**: A platter is a very large dish we use to put food on. Then we take the platter to the table and serve the food.
**Kitchen Scale**: A kitchen scale is the device we use to weigh foods. I’m going to need 10 ounces of flour for this cake recipe.
**Dishwasher**: A dishwasher is an electric appliance we use to wash all kitchen utensils automatically.
**Spatula**: A spatula is a small pallet we use to spread frosting on a cake, for example.
**Peeler**: A peeler is a special knife we use to peel fruits and vegetables more easily.
Can you remember all the words we learned about electric appliances and kitchen utensils? Let’s recap them:
– Kitchen Knife
– Cutting Board
– Refrigerator
– Freezer
– Platter
– Kitchen Scale
– Dishwasher
– Spatula
– Peeler
Thank you, chef, for showing us all these kitchen utensils! See you in the next video. Bye-bye, friends!
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Hello friends! Welcome to the chef’s kitchen. He’s our great friend. This is our last video where we’ll learn about kitchen utensils. Have you watched the other ones? Here comes the third video!
**Squeezer**: We use the squeezer to squeeze juice from fruits like oranges or lemons.
**Skimmer**: We use the skimmer to stir or scoop foods out when we fry them in the fry pan.
**Colander**: We use the colander to strain liquids away or to sift foods.
**Grater**: We use the grater to shred or grate foods into fine pieces, like cheese for example, that we add to pasta.
**Ice Tray**: We use an ice tray to make ice cubes. You just need to fill it up with water and put it in the freezer.
**Kitchen Mortar**: A kitchen mortar is a container we use to grind or crush foods like garlic or parsley.
**Kitchen Scissors**: We use kitchen scissors to cut many foods more easily.
**Bowl**: A bowl is a deep dish used for serving foods.
**Kitchen Sink**: The sink in the kitchen is where we wash dishes or kitchen utensils. Let’s wash all the kitchen utensils we used today!
Can you remember all the words we learned about electric appliances and kitchen utensils? Let’s recap them:
– Squeezer
– Skimmer
– Colander
– Grater
– Ice Tray
– Kitchen Mortar
– Kitchen Scissors
– Bowl
– Kitchen Sink
Thank you, chef, for letting us visit your kitchen! We had a great time. See you around!
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We’ve learned so much in just one video! Did you know there are many more videos? Imagine how much you could learn! Subscribe to the educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time!
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