ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Learn Number 3 | Learn Like Nastya | Preschool & Kindergarten
Hey there! Today, we’re going to have some fun learning about the number three. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Imagine we’re at the beach, and we see three stones sitting on the sand. Can you count them with me? One, two, three! That’s right, there are three stones.
Next to the stones, there are some sea plants growing. Let’s count them too. One, two, three! Wow, there are three sea plants.
Look closely! There are some fish hiding behind the stones. Let’s count the fish together. One, two, three! Yes, there are three fish.
Oh, it looks like the fish are hungry! They want to nibble on the sea plants. So now we know that three fish are nibbling on three plants next to three stones. Isn’t that fun?
Learning numbers is exciting! You can find the number three all around you. Maybe you have three toys, three crayons, or even three friends to play with. Keep counting and exploring!
Thanks for learning with me today. Remember, numbers are everywhere, and they help us understand the world better. Keep practicing, and you’ll be a number expert in no time!
Three Treasure Hunt: Go on a treasure hunt around your home or classroom to find groups of three items. You might find three pencils, three blocks, or three books. Once you find them, count them out loud with a friend or family member. Can you find more than three groups of three?
Three’s a Pattern: Create a pattern using three different colors or shapes. For example, you can use red, blue, and yellow crayons to draw a repeating pattern like red-blue-yellow, red-blue-yellow. Try making a pattern with three different objects, like a spoon, fork, and cup. What other patterns can you create using the number three?
Three in Nature: Next time you go outside, look for things that come in threes. Maybe you’ll see three leaves on a plant, three birds flying together, or three clouds in the sky. Draw a picture of what you find and share it with your class. How many different sets of three can you discover?
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music] We can see three stones on the sand. Their quantity is shown with the number three. [Music] There are some sea plants growing next to the stones. There are three of them too; their quantity is also shown with the number three. Here are some fish that were hiding behind the stones. There are three fish, so we can use the number three for them too. It looks like the fish are hungry and would like to have a bite. Now we’ve learned the number three and can say that three fish are biting three plants growing next to three stones. [Music] Be the first to grab a special discount for the new Learn Like Nasha educational app. Visit learnlinknastia.com or scan the QR code for more information. [Music]
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