ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Parts of the City – Vocabulary for Kids – Compilation
Let’s explore the city together and learn about all the exciting places you can find. Are you ready? Let’s go!
The library is a magical place full of books. You can borrow books and read amazing stories.
Schools are where teachers help kids learn new things like math and reading.
Stores are where you can buy things. Grocery stores have food, and shoe stores have shoes!
Museums are places where you can see beautiful art like paintings and sculptures.
Hotels are where people stay when they visit the city or go on vacation.
Cafés are cozy spots where you can enjoy a cup of coffee or a tasty treat.
A square is a big open area in the city with trees, gardens, and sometimes statues.
Hospitals are where doctors and nurses help people feel better when they are sick.
Banks are where people keep their money safe and can borrow money for big things like houses.
Parks are fun places with swings and slides where kids can play and have fun.
Stations are where trains and buses stop so people can get on and off.
The zoo is a place where you can see lots of different animals and learn about them.
Can you remember where you can borrow books? Yes, at the library! Where do kids learn? At school! Great job!
The pharmacy is where you get medicine when you’re not feeling well.
Supermarkets are big stores where you can buy food and other things for your home.
Sports stadiums are where you can watch exciting games like football or basketball.
Restaurants are places where you can enjoy a meal with your family and friends.
Theaters are where you can watch plays and shows on stage.
Gas stations are where cars go to fill up with fuel.
Malls are big places with lots of stores and places to eat.
Parking lots are where cars are parked when people go shopping or visit places.
Bookstores are where you can buy new books to read and enjoy.
The police station is where police officers work to keep the city safe.
Hair salons are where you go to get your hair cut and styled.
Airports are where airplanes take off and land, taking people to faraway places.
Where do you buy medicine? At the pharmacy! Where do airplanes land? At the airport! You’re doing great!
Fire stations are where firefighters work and help put out fires.
City hall is where the mayor and city leaders work to make the city a better place.
Gyms are where people go to exercise and stay healthy.
The post office is where you send letters and packages to friends and family.
Movie theaters are where you can watch movies on a big screen.
Bus stops are where people wait to catch the bus.
Laundromats are where people go to wash their clothes.
Travel agencies help people plan their vacations and trips.
Real estate agencies help people buy, sell, or rent homes.
Buildings are places where people live or work.
Skyscrapers are very tall buildings that reach up high into the sky.
Where do firefighters work? At the fire station! Where do you watch movies? At the movie theater! Awesome!
Neighborhoods are parts of the city where people live and play.
Streets are paths for cars and people to travel on.
Avenues are bigger and wider than streets.
Sidewalks are safe paths for people to walk along the street.
Roads are where cars and bikes drive.
Crosswalks are special places where people can cross the street safely.
Traffic signs help cars know where to go and what to do.
Traffic lights change colors to tell cars when to stop and go.
Street lights help light up the roads at night.
Benches are places where you can sit and rest.
Fountains are beautiful places where water sprays up into the air.
Monuments are special statues or structures that tell us about history.
Where do people walk safely? On the sidewalk! What lights up the streets? Street lights! You’re a city expert now!
We hope you enjoyed exploring the city with us. Keep learning and having fun!
City Scavenger Hunt: Next time you go for a walk with your family, try to spot as many places from our city adventure as you can. Can you find a library, a park, or a café? Make a list of the places you see and draw a picture of your favorite one. Share your drawing with your class and explain why you chose that place.
Create Your Own City Map: Using a large piece of paper, draw a map of a city. Include some of the places we talked about, like a school, a zoo, and a hospital. Use different colors for different places and label them. Once your map is complete, imagine a story about a day in your city and share it with a friend or family member.
Role Play a City Adventure: With a group of friends or family, choose different roles like a librarian, a doctor, or a shopkeeper. Act out a day in the city, visiting different places and talking about what you do there. This will help you understand how each place is important and how people work together in a city.
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Welcome to our exploration of the city! In this video series, we’ll discover various places around town. This is the first video.
**Library**
The library is a place filled with many books. If you become a member, you can borrow any books you want.
**School**
Teachers work in schools, teaching many subjects to young children.
**Stores**
Stores sell a variety of items. For example, grocery stores sell fruits, while shoe stores sell shoes.
**Museum**
The museum is where you can see artwork, such as paintings and sculptures.
**Hotel**
Hotels provide lodging for people visiting the city or on vacation.
**Café**
At a café, you can enjoy coffee and other drinks served by waitstaff.
**Square**
A town square is an open area where many streets meet, often featuring monuments, trees, and gardens.
**Hospital**
The hospital is where we go when we are ill. Doctors and nurses work there to care for our health.
**Bank**
We keep our savings in the bank, which also loans money for things like houses or cars.
**Park**
Parks are open spaces where children can play, often equipped with swings and slides.
**Station**
The station is where trains and buses stop, allowing passengers to board and disembark.
**Zoo**
The zoo is home to various animals, and visiting can teach you about different species.
Can you remember all these places? Let’s test your memory!
1. Where can you borrow books?
– The library.
2. Where do children learn?
– At school.
3. Where can you buy things?
– At the store.
4. Where can you see artwork?
– At the museum.
5. Where do people stay on holiday?
– At the hotel.
6. Where can you have coffee?
– At the café.
7. What do we call an open space with trees and gardens?
– The square.
8. Where do we go for medical care?
– To the hospital.
9. Where do we keep our savings?
– In the bank.
10. What do we call the open space with swings and slides?
– The park.
11. Where do passengers catch trains and buses?
– At the station.
12. Where can we find animals in the city?
– At the zoo.
Great job! Stay tuned for the next part of our city exploration.
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Welcome back! This is the second video about parts of the city. Let’s continue learning.
**Pharmacy**
The pharmacy is where we buy medicines prescribed by doctors.
**Supermarket**
Supermarkets are large stores where you can buy food and cleaning supplies.
**Sports Stadium**
Sports stadiums are venues for watching competitions like football or basketball games.
**Restaurant**
Restaurants are places where we enjoy meals with friends and family.
**Theater**
At the theater, we can watch plays and other entertainment.
**Gas Station**
Gas stations are where we refuel vehicles like cars and motorbikes.
**Mall**
Malls are large places with many stores and restaurants.
**Parking Lot**
Parking lots are areas where vehicles can park.
**Bookstore**
At the bookstore, you can buy various types of books.
**Police Station**
The police station is where officers work when not patrolling.
**Hair Salon**
We visit hair salons for haircuts and styling.
**Airport**
Airports are where airplanes land and take off.
Can you remember all these places? Let’s find out!
1. Where do we buy medicines?
– At the pharmacy.
2. Where can we buy food and cleaning supplies?
– At the supermarket.
3. Where can we see a basketball game?
– At the sports stadium.
4. Where do we go for dinner?
– To the restaurant.
5. Where do we go to see a theater play?
– To the theater.
6. Where can we fill up the car?
– At the gas station.
7. What do we call a place with many stores and restaurants?
– The mall.
8. Where do we park the car?
– At the parking lot.
9. Where can you buy the latest book?
– At the bookstore.
10. Where do police officers work?
– At the police station.
11. Where do I go for a haircut?
– To the hair salon.
12. Where do airplanes land and take off?
– At the airport.
Great job! Stay tuned for the third part of our city video.
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Welcome to the third video about parts of the city. Let’s keep learning!
**Fire Station**
The fire station is where firefighters work and respond to emergencies.
**City Hall**
The mayor and council members work at city hall to organize the city.
**Gym**
The gym is where we go to exercise and play sports.
**Post Office**
The post office is where we send letters and parcels.
**Movie Theater**
At the movie theater, you can watch films on the big screen.
**Bus Stop**
The bus stop is where people wait for buses.
**Laundromat**
At the laundromat, we wash our clothes and textiles.
**Travel Agency**
Travel agencies help us plan our trips.
**Real Estate Agency**
Real estate agencies assist with buying, selling, or renting houses.
**Building**
A building is a large structure used for living or working.
**Skyscraper**
Skyscrapers are tall buildings found in big cities.
Can you remember all of them? Let’s recap!
1. Where do firefighters work?
– At the fire station.
2. Where does the mayor work?
– At city hall.
3. Where do we go to exercise?
– At the gym.
4. Where do mail carriers pick up letters?
– At the post office.
5. Where do we go to see a movie?
– At the movie theater.
6. Where do we wait for the bus?
– At the bus stop.
7. Where do we wash clothes?
– At the laundromat.
8. Where do we go to plan a trip?
– At the travel agency.
9. Where do people buy or rent houses?
– At the real estate agency.
10. What do we call large structures for living or working?
– Buildings.
11. What do we call very tall buildings?
– Skyscrapers.
Amazing! Stay tuned for the last part of our city video.
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Welcome to the final video about parts of the city!
**Neighborhood**
Cities are divided into neighborhoods.
**Street**
Streets are pathways for people and vehicles, leading to various destinations.
**Avenue**
Avenues are wider and longer than streets.
**Sidewalk**
Sidewalks are areas for pedestrians to walk.
**Road**
Roads are open ways for vehicles like cars and bicycles.
**Crosswalk**
Crosswalks are marked areas that help pedestrians cross streets safely.
**Traffic Signs**
Traffic signs control the flow of traffic in the city.
**Traffic Lights**
Traffic lights manage how people and vehicles cross streets.
**Street Light**
Street lights illuminate streets and roads.
**Bench**
Benches are seats found in streets and squares.
**Fountain**
Fountains are decorative features that spring water, often found in parks and squares.
**Monument**
Monuments are structures of cultural, artistic, or historic significance.
Let’s recap what we’ve learned!
1. Where do people drive and walk?
– In the street.
2. What are wider than streets?
– Avenues.
3. Where do pedestrians walk?
– On the sidewalk.
4. Where do vehicles circulate?
– On the road.
5. Where do pedestrians cross the street?
– At the crosswalk.
6. What controls traffic?
– Traffic signs.
7. What are the colored lights for traffic called?
– Traffic lights.
8. What illuminates the streets?
– Street lights.
9. Where do we sit in squares?
– On benches.
10. Where does water spring from?
– The fountain.
11. What do we call decorative structures in the city?
– Monuments.
That concludes our exploration of the city! We hope you enjoyed it.
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