ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Purple Song | Colors Song for Kids ESL & EFL | Colors Song | ESL for Kids
Hey there, little explorer! Are you ready to have some fun? Today, we’re going to look for something special. Can you guess what it is? It’s the color purple! Let’s see if we can find it together. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Purple is a color that looks like a mix of red and blue. It’s a very pretty color that you can find in lots of places. Sometimes, you might see purple in the sky when the sun is setting. Other times, you might find it in flowers or even in your crayons!
Okay, let’s start our adventure! Look around your room or outside. Do you see anything purple? Maybe a purple toy, a purple book, or even a purple flower? If you find something purple, give yourself a big cheer! You did it!
Here are some fun things that are often purple:
Purple is a special color because it can make us feel happy and calm. It’s also a color that is often used for royalty, which means kings and queens love it too!
Now that you know about purple, you can keep looking for it everywhere you go. Maybe you’ll find a purple butterfly or a purple car. Keep your eyes open and have fun exploring the colorful world around you!
Great job, little explorer! You found purple, and you learned a lot about it. Keep having fun and discovering new things every day!
Purple Hunt at Home: Go on a purple scavenger hunt in your house! Ask an adult to help you make a list of purple things you might find, like a purple sock, a purple crayon, or a purple pillow. See how many purple items you can find in 10 minutes. Can you find more than five? Share your findings with a friend or family member!
Mixing Colors: Let’s make purple! Use red and blue paint to mix your own shade of purple. Try using different amounts of red and blue to see how many different purples you can create. Which one is your favorite? You can also try this with colored playdough or crayons if you have them.
Purple Nature Walk: Take a walk outside with an adult and look for purple in nature. Can you find any purple flowers, leaves, or even insects? Draw a picture of what you find and share it with your class. Discuss why you think purple might be a good color for these things in nature.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Hey everyone, let’s find something purple. Are you ready? Let’s go! You did it!”
