ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English My First Letters – Nasal Consonants (M & N) – Phonics For Kids
Hello, friends! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about two special letters: M and N. Are you ready? Let’s go!
First, let’s meet the letter M. Can you say “M”? Great job! Now, let’s try writing it. We start at the bottom, go straight up, then down to the middle, back up, and down again. It looks like a hammock! Can you see it?
Now, let’s try the small letter m. Start at the bottom, go up, then down, up again, and down. It looks like little hills. Isn’t that magical?
Let’s think of some words that start with M. How about “motorbike”? Or “mountain”? And don’t forget “monster”! Can you say those words?
Let’s count the M’s in the word “mummy.” One, two, three! Well done!
Now, let’s learn about the letter N. Can you say “N”? Awesome! Let’s write it. Start at the bottom, go up, then down diagonally, and up again. It looks like a bookshelf!
For the small letter n, start at the bottom, go up, then down, and make a little curve. It looks like a turtle shell!
What words start with N? Let’s see. “Nose” starts with N. Can you wiggle your nose? “Nine” also starts with N. Let’s count: seven, eight, nine, ten!
And how about “ninja”? That’s right, it starts with N too! And don’t forget “November.” Brr, it’s getting chilly!
Now, let’s have some fun with a song! Sing along and dance with the letters M and N. It’s a great way to remember them!
You’ve done an amazing job learning about M and N today. There are so many more letters to explore, so keep learning and having fun!
See you next time, and keep smiling!
Letter Hunt: Go on a letter hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the letters M and N. Can you find a mug or a napkin? Make a list or draw pictures of the items you find. Share your discoveries with your friends or family!
Craft Time: Create your own M and N letters using craft materials. Use playdough, pipe cleaners, or cut-out paper shapes to form the letters. Once you’ve made your letters, decorate them with stickers or drawings of things that start with M and N, like a mountain or a nose.
Story Time: Make up a short story using as many M and N words as you can. For example, “The monster went to the mountain to meet a ninja.” Draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with the class or your family. How many M and N words can you include?
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
Good morning, everyone! Today I’m going to present the letter M.
[Applause]
My name is Emi, and I’m here to tell you a little bit about me. Let’s learn how to pronounce “me.” Okay, repeat after me—maybe a bit louder!
[Music]
Magnificent!
Let’s try to write “M.” We start down here and make a straight line up. Now we come down to the middle, up again, and back down. Good job! It looks like a hammock.
The lowercase “m” is very similar. Let’s try! We start here and go down, then back up on the same line, turn to the right, down, and stop. Up and down again. Can you see some hills?
Magical!
[Applause]
Now let’s see some words that start with “M.”
Motorbike starts with an “M.”
[Music]
Mountain also starts with an “M.”
What about monster?
What letter does it start with?
“Me!” You’re good!
See you soon, Monster Mike!
Now let’s count how many “M’s” are in the word “mummy.”
One, two, and three! Well done!
Music time! Mike, we need you for this!
Monster Mike rides his bike miles away.
Oh, every day!
Mom’s the mic!
[Music]
Hello! Today I’m here to present the letter N.
[Applause]
Nice to meet you!
Now it’s time for the letter N. Let’s start with my sound.
[Applause]
[Music]
Not bad!
[Applause]
Let’s try and write “N.” It’s easy!
We start here and draw a straight line upwards. Now up here, we go down again but diagonally over here. Now we just make another straight line up. Nice!
I look like a bookshelf!
[Music]
Let’s try lowercase. We start here and go down here, then we go back on the same line and curve to the right and down again. Right at the end, we make a little curve up, and done! That’s professional writing right there!
Now I look like a turtle. Try at home with pen and paper; it’s super easy!
[Applause]
Now let’s look at the words that start with “N.”
The first letter in the word “nose” is “N.” Let’s sniff around with our nose!
Nine also starts with an “N.”
Seven, eight, nine, and ten!
What about ninja? What letter does it start with?
Done!
November also starts with an “N.”
Don’t forget your jacket!
So, ready for the song, Nick? I need you here, buddy!
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
You’ve just learned a new letter, but there are many more! Click on more videos to learn about them and subscribe to the Smile Learn channel to keep up with the new adventures.
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