ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Read, Spell & Write Sight Words – little, big, look, see, find, run, jump
Hi there! Are you ready to have some fun learning new words? Let’s jump right in and explore these exciting words together!
First, let’s talk about the words “little” and “big.” “Little” means something is small, like a tiny kitten. “Big” means something is large, like a giant elephant. Can you think of something little and something big?
Next, we have the words “look” and “see.” When you “look,” you use your eyes to find something. When you “see,” you notice it with your eyes. Try looking around the room and see what you can find!
The word “find” is all about discovering something. It’s like when you play hide and seek and find your friends hiding. Can you find something blue in the room?
Now, let’s move with the words “run” and “jump.” When you “run,” you move really fast with your feet. When you “jump,” you push off the ground and go up in the air. Can you run in place and then jump up high?
It’s so much fun learning these words with you! Let’s practice them again:
Great job! Keep practicing these words, and you’ll get even better at using them. Thanks for learning with me today!
Size Hunt: Go on a “Little and Big” scavenger hunt around your home or classroom. Find three items that are little and three items that are big. Once you have your items, draw a picture of each one and share why you think they are little or big. This will help you understand the concept of size by comparing different objects.
Observation Game: Play a game of “Look and See” with a friend or family member. One person will describe something in the room without naming it, and the other person will try to “see” and guess what it is. For example, “I see something that is round and red.” This activity will help you practice using your eyes to look and notice details.
Movement Challenge: Create a mini obstacle course where you can “Run and Jump.” Use pillows, chairs, or other safe items to make a path. Run to each obstacle and then jump over it. Count how many jumps you can do in a row. This will help you understand the words “run” and “jump” by using your body to move and explore.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Rock and learn
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Little
Little
Little
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Big
Big
Big
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Look
Look
Look
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See
See
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Find
Find
Find
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Run
Run
Run
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Jump
Jump
Jump
It’s fun learning sight words with you! Let’s practice these words again.
[Music]
Little
Little
Little
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Big
Big
Big
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Look
Look
Look
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See
See
[Music]
Find
Find
Find
[Music]
Run
Run
Run
[Music]
Jump
Jump
Jump
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This version removes unnecessary repetitions of words and maintains clarity.
