ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Octopus Eats an Orange: Outstanding Letter O! ???????? #alphabet #letters #learning
Today, we’re going to have fun with the letter O! Are you ready? Let’s go!
There are two ways to write the letter O. We have a big O and a small o. Can you say “O”? Great job!
Did you know that O is for octopus? An octopus is a sea animal with eight arms. Imagine an octopus eating an orange. Isn’t that funny?
O is also for orange. Oranges are yummy fruits that are round and juicy. Do you like oranges?
Let’s sing a fun song about the letter O:
“Big O, small o, hooray for O! The octopus eats an orange. O, O, O! Big O, small o, hooray for O! The octopus eats an orange. Oh, oh.”
Can you think of other words that start with O? How about owl, ocean, and olive? Let’s say them together: owl, ocean, olive. Awesome!
Now you know all about the letter O! Keep practicing by finding things around you that start with O. Have fun learning!
Octopus Craft: Let’s make our own octopus! Use a paper plate for the body and cut strips of colored paper for the arms. Glue the arms to the plate and draw a happy face on your octopus. As you create, count the arms together to make sure there are eight. Can you think of other things that have the letter O in them while you work?
Orange Tasting Adventure: Bring in different types of oranges, like navel oranges, mandarins, or blood oranges. Let the children taste each one and describe the flavors. Ask them to notice the shape and color. Can they think of other fruits or foods that start with the letter O?
O Word Hunt: Go on a word hunt around the classroom or at home. Look for objects that start with the letter O, like an oven, an onion, or an owl toy. Make a list of all the O words you find. How many can you discover?
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
[Music] [Applause] Big O, small o, hooray for O! The octopus eats an orange. O, O, O! Big O, small o, hooray for O! The octopus eats an orange. Oh, oh. [Music] Oh, ABC Mouse.
