ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Means Of Transport and Clothes for kids – Learn vocabulary in English – New words for kids
Hi everyone! Today, we’re going to learn about different ways to travel and some clothes we wear. Let’s start with transportation!
First, we have a bike. It has two wheels, and you move it by pedaling. You can ride it around the park or even up a hill!
Next is a motorbike. It also has two wheels but goes faster because it has a motor. Remember to wear a helmet!
Here’s a car. It has four wheels and can take your family on trips. Let’s go for a drive!
A van is like a car but bigger, so you can carry lots of things.
The bus is great for taking many people to different places. Hop on and enjoy the ride!
A truck is used to carry big things from one place to another. It’s like a big adventure!
The train is pulled by a locomotive and rides on tracks. It can go really fast!
Let’s remember what we’ve learned: bike, motorbike, car, van, bus, truck, train.
A boat is used in shallow water, like lakes.
A ship is bigger and travels in the sea. The captain is in charge!
Motorboats are small and fast, great for rescues.
Canoes are long and moved with paddles. Be careful not to tip over!
Sailboats use the wind to move. It’s fun to watch the sails!
A jet ski is fast and fits one or two people. Zoom around the coast!
Submarines can go underwater for a long time. They explore the deep sea!
A cruise ship is huge and can take people on long trips.
Let’s remember: boat, ship, motorboat, canoe, sailboat, jet ski, submarine, cruise ship.
A plane is big and flies far, like from one country to another.
A small plane is for fewer people and flies lower.
A helicopter has a big propeller on top. It’s used for quick trips and rescues.
A hot air balloon floats in the sky with a basket for passengers.
A rocket flies into space. Astronauts use it to visit the moon!
Let’s remember: plane, small plane, helicopter, hot air balloon, rocket.
It’s summer, and I’m packing for the beach! Let’s see what I need:
A t-shirt to stay cool. In you go!
Shorts are perfect for warm weather. In you go!
Don’t forget the bathing suit for swimming. In you go!
Flip-flops are great for the beach. In you go!
I’ll take a skirt just in case. In you go!
A pretty dress for special days. In you go!
Pants for cooler nights. In you go!
A shirt to match the pants. In you go!
Remember underwear and socks. In you go!
Tennis shoes for walking. In you go!
And sunglasses to protect my eyes. In you go!
Let’s check: sunglasses, tennis shoes, socks, underwear, shirt, dress, skirt, flip-flops, bathing suit, shorts, t-shirt. Ready for the beach!
Now it’s winter, and I’m packing for the mountains!
A pullover to stay warm. In you go!
A cozy sweater. In you go!
A coat for snowy days. In you go!
A scarf to keep my neck warm. In you go!
Matching gloves for my hands. In you go!
A warm hat for my head. In you go!
A jacket for milder days. In you go!
Comfortable shoes. In you go!
Sturdy boots for snow. In you go!
A pair of jeans. In you go!
A belt to keep my pants up. In you go!
Cozy pajamas for bedtime. In you go!
Let’s check: pajamas, belt, jeans, boots, shoes, jacket, gloves, scarf, coat, sweater, pullover. Ready for the snow!
Let’s learn about our amazing body!
Your eyes help you see. They have eyelids, eyelashes, and eyebrows to protect them.
Your nose helps you smell.
Your mouth has a tongue to taste, teeth to chew, and lips around it.
Your hair keeps your head warm.
Your ears help you hear.
Your trunk is the middle part of your body. It has your chest, back, and abdomen.
Your neck connects your head to your trunk.
Your arms are connected to your trunk by your shoulders.
Your elbow helps you bend your arm.
Your wrist connects your hand to your arm.
Your hand has a palm and fingers: thumb, index, middle, ring, and pinky.
Your legs connect to your trunk by your hips.
Your knee helps you bend your leg.
Your ankle connects your leg to your foot.
Your feet help you walk and have toes like fingers.
That’s all about our body! Keep learning and exploring!
Transportation Adventure: Go on a transportation scavenger hunt! With the help of an adult, take a walk around your neighborhood or visit a nearby park. Try to spot as many different types of transportation as you can from the lesson, like bikes, cars, or buses. Count how many you see and draw a picture of your favorite one. Discuss with your family why each type of transportation is important.
Dress for the Weather: Play a dress-up game! Gather some clothes from your wardrobe and sort them into summer and winter piles. Then, pretend you’re packing for a trip to the beach or the mountains. What would you take with you? Share your choices with a friend or family member and explain why each item is important for that season.
Body Parts Song: Create a fun song or rhyme about the parts of the body you learned. Use your favorite tune and include as many body parts as you can. For example, “Eyes, ears, mouth, and nose, help us see, hear, taste, and smell.” Perform your song for your family and see if they can sing along!
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Hi everyone! Today, we’re going to learn about ground transportation.
Here’s a bike. It has two wheels and is moved by using pedals. You can ride it around the city or bike up a mountain.
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Next, we have a motorbike. It also has two wheels, but it’s powered by a motor, allowing you to travel much faster around the city. Don’t forget to wear a helmet!
This is a car, one of the most popular vehicles. It has four wheels and can fit your family. Let’s go for a drive!
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Here’s a van. It’s similar to a car, but the trunk is much bigger, allowing you to fill it with things.
This is a bus. Once you get on, the driver will take you along with up to 50 more passengers. Let’s go!
This is a truck. It’s used to transport merchandise from one place to another. Let the adventure begin!
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Here’s a train. It’s pulled by a locomotive and connected with wagons. It needs tracks to ride on and can pick up speed, going really fast.
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Let’s review what we’ve just learned: bike, motorbike, car, van, bus, truck, train.
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Great! Now, let’s learn about water transportation.
A boat is mostly used in shallow water.
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A ship is bigger and is used in wide rivers and seas. It can transport people or goods, and the person in charge is the captain.
Motorboats are small, mostly inflated with air, and have a small motor. They are quite light and can be used in rescues.
Canoes are long and can fit very few people. You can move them along using paddles. Careful not to fall off!
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Sailboats move thanks to the wind in their sails.
This is a jet ski, used to move very fast around the coast. It fits one or two people.
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What about deeper down in the sea? We have submarines, which can travel underwater for months.
This is a cruise ship, the biggest boats on the planet. They can travel very long distances and usually transport goods and people.
Let’s review what we’ve learned: boat, ship, motorboat, canoe, sailboat, jet ski, submarine, cruise ship.
Nicely done, sailor!
Hi everyone! Now, let’s learn about air transportation.
This is a plane. It’s really big and designed to travel long distances, like from London to Hong Kong.
This is a small plane that can only fit a small number of people. It can fly lower and closer to the ground.
Here’s a helicopter, which flies thanks to its big propeller on top of the cabin. We use it for rescues or to move quickly from one place to another.
This is a hot air balloon, which uses gas to help it fly. Passengers travel in the basket.
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And last but not least, we have the rocket, designed to fly outside the Earth’s atmosphere. Astronauts use them to go to the moon, and they go super fast.
Let’s review what we’ve just learned: plane, small plane, helicopter, hot air balloon, rocket.
Great!
It’s finally summer! I’m going to the beach for vacation and need to pack my suitcase.
Let’s start with this t-shirt. It looks great! T-shirt, in you go.
I will need some cool shorts since it’s summer. These ones are great and comfortable. Shorts, in you go.
I really want to swim, so I can’t forget my bathing suit. I’ll take my favorite one. Bathing suit, in you go.
It’s also important to remember flip-flops, perfect for this vacation. Flip-flops, in you go.
I have quite a few skirts. I will take both just in case. Skirts, in you go.
I love these dresses! I’ll pack this pretty one. Dress, in you go.
I will also need a pair of long pants in case it gets chilly at night. Pants, in you go.
This shirt will go great with those pants. Shirt, in you go.
It’s important not to forget our underwear. Underwear, in you go.
I will pack a few pairs of socks. Socks, in you go.
I think I’ll take these tennis shoes that I got for my birthday. Tennis shoes, in you go.
And finally, sunglasses to protect my eyes. Sunglasses, in you go.
That’s everything! Thanks for your help. See you at the beach!
Let’s open the suitcase. I hope I didn’t forget anything: sunglasses, tennis shoes, socks, underwear, shirt, dress, skirt, flip-flops, bathing suit, shorts, t-shirt.
Awesome! Everything is here. Time for a good swim!
It’s finally winter vacation, and I’m going to the mountains. I have to pack my suitcase.
Let’s start by packing a pullover. Great! Pullover, in you go.
I think it would be a good idea to take a sweater. Sweater, in you go.
They say it’s going to snow, so I will pack this coat. Coat, in you go.
To cover my neck, I will need a scarf. Scarf, in you go.
I have some gloves that match my scarf. Gloves, in you go.
I also need to protect my head from the cold with a good hat. Hat, in you go.
Just in case it isn’t as cold one day, I will take a jacket. Jacket, in you go.
What shoes should I take? I like these ones a lot. Shoes, in you go.
I should also take a good pair of boots in case it snows. Boots, in you go.
I can’t forget a pair of jeans. Jeans, in you go.
I also need a belt so my pants won’t fall down. Belt, in you go.
Finally, some pajamas to sleep cozy and warm. Pajamas, in you go.
That’s everything! See you in the mountains!
Let’s open the suitcase. I hope I didn’t forget anything: pajamas, belt, jeans, boots, shoes, jacket, gloves, scarf, coat, sweater, pullover.
Awesome! That’s everything. Time to play in the snow!
The human body is made up of different parts: the head, the trunk, and our upper and lower limbs. It’s important to care for the human body by eating well and exercising to stay healthy.
Today, we’ll talk about parts of the head. Your eyes, nose, mouth, ears, and hair are on your head.
You can see with your eyes; your sense of vision is found in your eyes, which are protected by your eyelids, eyelashes, and eyebrows.
Your eyelids are muscles that allow you to open and close your eyes. Eyelashes are small hairs that protect your eyes from dust and dirt. Eyebrows are above your eyes and are a group of small hairs that make a curve.
You can smell with your nose; your sense of smell is found in your nose.
Your tongue, teeth, and lips are in your mouth. You can taste food with your tongue; your sense of taste is found in your tongue. You have 32 teeth that help you crush food. Your lips surround your mouth.
Your hair protects your head from getting too cold. Your ears are on both sides of your head, allowing you to hear, which is another one of our senses.
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Today, we’ll talk about parts of the body.
The trunk is the central part of your body, where you can find your chest, back, abdomen, and shoulders. Your neck connects the head and the trunk.
Your chest is the part of your trunk that rises when you breathe through your nose. Your abdomen is under your chest, where you can find your belly button. Your back is behind your chest and abdomen.
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Upper limbs: your shoulder is a joint that connects your trunk to your arm. Your joints allow you to move the parts of your body.
Your upper limbs are your arms. Your arm connects to the trunk by your shoulder. You can find your elbow, wrist, hand, fingers, and nails on your arm.
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Your elbow is a joint that allows you to bend your arm. Your wrist connects your hand and arm.
On your hand, you have the palm and fingers, where we find our sense of touch, which is also all over our skin.
You have five fingers on your hand: thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and pinky. Your nails are the hard parts at your fingertips.
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Lower limbs: your legs are connected to the trunk by your hips. On your leg, you can find your knee, ankle, feet, and toes.
Your knee is a joint that allows you to bend your legs. Your ankle connects your leg to your foot.
Your feet support your entire body so you can walk. We have five toes, just like the fingers on our hands. Toes help us keep our balance when we walk.
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