ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Phonics Letter- R song | Learning Numbers For Toddlers | Rhymes Videos For Children by Kids Tv
Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun with the letter R? Let’s see all the cool things that start with R!
Rabbits are fluffy animals with long ears. They love to hop around and eat carrots!
Rain is water that falls from the sky. It helps plants grow and makes puddles to splash in!
Round things are shaped like a circle, just like a ball or a donut!
A ring is a circle you can wear on your finger. It’s shiny and fun to wear!
A radio plays music and stories. You can listen to it and dance around!
A road is where cars and buses drive. It helps us get from one place to another!
A radish is a crunchy vegetable. It’s red on the outside and white on the inside!
Red is a bright color, like a fire truck or an apple!
A raincoat keeps you dry when it’s raining. It’s like a special jacket for rainy days!
Reindeer are animals that live in cold places. They have big antlers and love the snow!
A rectangle is a shape with four sides. It’s like a door or a book!
A river is a long stream of water. Fish swim in it, and boats can float on it!
Let’s explore some fun things that start with the letter P!
A plane flies high in the sky. It takes people to faraway places!
Paint is colorful and fun to use. You can make beautiful pictures with it!
Paper is what we use to draw and write on. It’s smooth and comes in many colors!
A picture is a drawing or photo. It shows us people, places, and things!
When you pull something, you bring it closer to you. It’s like opening a door!
Wasn’t that fun? Now you know lots of words that start with R and P. Keep exploring and learning new things every day!
R Scavenger Hunt: Go on a scavenger hunt around your home or classroom to find things that start with the letter R. Can you find a red object, something round, or maybe even a radio? Make a list or draw pictures of the items you find. Share your discoveries with your friends or family!
Rainy Day Experiment: Create your own rain with a simple experiment! Fill a clear cup with water and add a layer of shaving cream on top. Slowly drop blue food coloring onto the shaving cream and watch as it “rains” into the water below. Talk about how rain helps plants grow and why raincoats are important on rainy days.
Shape Detective: Become a shape detective and find rectangles around you. Look for doors, books, or even your favorite toy box. Draw or take pictures of the rectangles you find. Discuss how rectangles are different from circles and why they are important in everyday objects.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Here comes the letter.
R is for rabbit.
R is for rain.
R is for round.
R is for ring.
R is for radio.
R is for road.
R is for radish.
R is for red.
R is for raincoat.
R is for reindeer.
R is for rectangle.
R is for river.
Here comes the letter.
P is for plane.
P is for paint.
P is for paper.
P is for picture.
P is for pull.
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