ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Learn to count to 10: Monster Counting Song Fun! ????????????
Look at the funny monster! What do you see? She has three big eyes looking at me! She has four arms to wave hello, six toes to wiggle, and eight legs to go. But she only has one nose, you know!
Now, look at her brother, the monster boy. He is playing with his mom, full of joy. He has two heads and five wings that flap. His seven big mouths help him sing and clap!
Look at the monsters, one and two! They have tails that are red and blue. They love to jump, run, and play. They give each other hugs every day!
Look at the monsters; they have spots! How many spots? Let’s count a lot! 1, 2, 3, 4, let’s count some more: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 monster spots. Wow, that’s a lot!
Monsters are fun and full of cheer. They love to play and have us near. Counting, singing, and playing games, learning with monsters is never the same!
Monster Spot Counting Game: Create your own silly monster using craft supplies like colored paper, googly eyes, and markers. Once your monster is ready, add spots using stickers or dots of paint. Count the spots on your monster and compare with your friends’ monsters. How many spots does each monster have? Can you arrange them in a pattern?
Monster Movement Adventure: Pretend to be a monster with different numbers of body parts. For example, walk with eight legs like the monster in the story, or flap your arms like wings. How does it feel to move like a monster? Can you create a new monster dance with your friends?
Monster Story Time: Draw a picture of your own monster family. How many heads, arms, or legs do they have? Write a short story or tell a story to your class about what your monster family does for fun. Do they have any special games or songs they like?
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Look at the monster! What do you see? Look at her eyes; she has three! She has four arms, six toes, and eight legs, but just one nose.
Look at the monster; he is her brother. He is playing with his mother. He has two heads and five wings. His seven big mouths help him sing.
Look at the monsters, one and two! They have tails, red and blue. They can jump, run, and play. They hug each other every day.
Look at the monsters; they have spots! How many spots? I see a lot! Let’s count the spots: 1, 2, 3, 4. Look, I think I see some more: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 monster spots.
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