ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Opposites Songs | Nursery Rhymes For Children And Toddlers | Kids Tv Nursery Rhymes
Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun with words? Today, we’re going to learn about opposite words. Opposite words are words that mean the very different things. Let’s explore some of them together!
When you feel happy, you have a big smile on your face, like when you’re playing with your favorite toy. But when you’re sad, you might feel like crying, like when you lose your toy. Happy and sad are opposites!
Imagine a big elephant and a tiny ant. The elephant is big, and the ant is small. Big and small are opposite words!
Think about a sunny day when the sun is shining bright. It feels hot! Now, imagine a snowy day when you need a warm coat. It feels cold. Hot and cold are opposites!
If you stand at one end of the playground and your friend is at the other end, your friend is far away. But if your friend is right next to you, they are near. Far and near are opposite words!
When the sky is dark and the stars are out, it’s night. When the sun is shining and it’s bright outside, it’s day. Night and day are opposites!
Think about a little puppy and a tall giraffe. The puppy is short, and the giraffe is tall. Short and tall are opposite words!
Now that we’ve learned some opposite words, let’s have fun with a little rhyme:
“One potato, two potato, three vegetables. Vegetables, we love you! Sometimes I want strawberries. No more monkeys jumping on the bed.”
Wasn’t that fun? Keep practicing these opposite words, and soon you’ll be a word expert!
Goodbye for now, and remember to keep smiling and learning!
Opposite Word Hunt: Go on a hunt around your home or classroom to find objects that represent opposite words. For example, find something big and something small, or something hot and something cold. Share what you find with your friends or family and explain why they are opposites.
Draw Opposites: Grab some paper and crayons and draw pairs of opposite words. You could draw a picture of a happy face and a sad face, or a tall tree and a short bush. Show your drawings to someone and tell them about the opposites you chose.
Opposite Word Charades: Play a game of charades with your friends or family using opposite words. Act out one word, like cold, by pretending to shiver, and see if they can guess the opposite word, hot. Take turns acting and guessing to learn more opposites!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Let’s meet the opposite words.
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Happy – Sad
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Big – Small
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Hot – Cold
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Far – Near
Night – Day
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Short – Tall
Hello
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Goodbye
One potato, two potato, three vegetables.
Vegetables, we love you!
Sometimes I want strawberries.
No more monkeys jumping on the bed.
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