ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Learn with Ms. Lauren: ‘Responsibilities’ | Day 1 | Live Learning, Singing & Fun ????
Hello, friends! I’m Miss Lauren, and I’m so happy to see you today. We have a lot of fun things planned! We’re going to learn a new chant, go on a musical adventure with ABC 123 and Dme, and visit our friends Professor Squirrel and Nutly. We’ll also learn some cool facts and dance together!
First, I want you to meet someone special. Say hello to my fish, Sandy! Every morning, I feed Sandy because it’s my job. If I forget, Sandy will be very hungry. This is called responsibility. Responsibility means you have something important to do, and you need to take care of it. This week, we’re learning all about responsibility!
Can you say “responsibility” with me? Great job! Now, let’s learn a fun chant about responsibility with our music teacher, Mr. Dan.
Hi everyone, I’m Mr. Dan! Today, we’re going to use our voices in four fun ways: singing, speaking, whispering, and shouting. Let’s try them together!
Let’s focus on singing. If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands! Wow, that was amazing! Thanks for singing with me.
This week, we’ll learn more about responsibility every day. When we hear the word “responsibility,” let’s celebrate!
Another responsibility I have is watering my plants. Plants need water to grow, just like we need water to stay healthy. Did you know that most of the Earth is covered in water? It’s true!
Taking care of yourself is also a responsibility. This means brushing your teeth and washing your face. Let’s learn about the responsibilities kids have at home. Our expert today is Marley, an older sibling.
Hello, Marley! What chores do you do at home? I feed my pets and take out the trash. What happens if you don’t do your chores? My pets might get sick. How do you feel when you finish your chores? It feels good!
You can also help take care of the planet. There are many ways to help the Earth. Next, our friends Professor Squirrel and Nutly will talk about saving water.
Oh, Nutly, I’m here to say goodbye. I’m off to travel the world! But remember, we need to protect our water and not waste it.
It’s everyone’s responsibility to take care of the planet, just like it’s my responsibility to take care of Sandy and my plants.
We’ve got lots of fun activities for you to enjoy. Come back tomorrow, and we’ll learn more about being responsible in your community. Thanks for joining me!
Responsibility Chart: Create a simple responsibility chart at home. Draw a chart with different days of the week and write down one responsibility you have each day, like feeding a pet or watering a plant. Decorate it with stickers or drawings. At the end of the week, see how many responsibilities you completed!
Role Play with Sandy: Pretend you have a pet fish like Sandy. Use a toy fish or draw one on paper. Practice feeding your fish every morning and talk about why it’s important to remember this responsibility. Discuss what might happen if you forget to feed your fish.
Water Conservation Experiment: With the help of an adult, fill two cups with water. Use one cup to water a small plant and leave the other cup out in the sun. Observe what happens to the water in both cups over a few days. Talk about why it’s important to save water and how you can be responsible by not wasting it.
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Hi there! I’m Miss Lauren, and I’m so glad to see you. It’s Monday, the start of a great week with exciting things planned. Today, we’re going to learn a brand new chant, go on a musical field trip with ABC 123 and Dme, and visit our friends Professor Squirrel and Nutly. Plus, we have some fast facts and we’ll dance together!
First, I have someone very important to introduce to you. Say hello to my fish, Sandy! Every morning, I feed Sandy because it’s my responsibility. If I forget, Sandy will be very hungry. Responsibility means you’re in charge of something and expected to take care of it. This week’s big idea is responsibility, and we’ll learn about different types of responsibilities people have.
Let’s practice saying “responsibility” together. Great! Now, let’s learn a chant about responsibility with our music teacher, Mr. Dan.
Hi everyone, I’m Mr. Dan! Today, we’re going to talk about the four different ways we might use our voice: singing, speaking, whispering, and shouting. Let’s practice together!
Now, let’s focus on singing. If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands! That sounded beautiful! Thank you for singing along.
This week will be challenging, but I know you can do it! Every day, learn a little more about responsibility. When we hear the word “responsibility,” let’s celebrate!
Another of my responsibilities is watering my plants. Plants need water to live, just like people do. Did you know that most of the Earth is covered in water? It’s true!
Taking care of yourself is also a responsibility, like brushing your teeth and washing your face. Let’s find out more about the responsibilities kids have at home. Our expert today is an older sibling.
Hello, Marley! As the oldest, what chores do you do? I feed my pets and take out the trash. What happens if you don’t do your chores? They might get sick. How does it feel when you finish? It feels good!
You can also help take care of the planet. There are many ways to help the Earth. Next, our friends Professor Squirrel and Nutly will talk about saving water.
Oh, Nutly, I’m here to say goodbye. I’m off to travel the world! But remember, we need to protect our water sources and not waste it.
It’s everyone’s responsibility to take care of the planet, just like it’s my responsibility to take care of Sandy and my plants.
We’ve put together a great set of activities for you to enjoy. Come back tomorrow, and we’ll learn more about being responsible in your community. Thanks for joining me!
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