In this lesson, you will learn to recognize and name different colors by exploring how candies change the water’s color when they jump in. You will also discover various delicious treats like hamburgers, cupcakes, and donuts, and understand how they can be fun and exciting. By the end of our adventure, you will be able to describe your favorite treats and share how colors can make things more enjoyable! Let’s have fun learning together!
Hello, friends! Today, we’re going on a fun adventure with Kiki and Meow Meow. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Once upon a time, there were four little hamburgers marching down the street. They were having so much fun! But suddenly, one hamburger stopped and said, “What is that? Watch out, everyone!” The other hamburgers were surprised and said, “Oh my goodness! Help me!”
They remembered to use the crosswalk to stay safe. Good job, little hamburgers!
Five colorful candies decided to go swimming. When each candy jumped into the water, something magical happened! The water turned the same color as the candy. The red candy made the water red, the yellow candy made it yellow, and so on. It was like a rainbow in the water!
The candies were surprised and asked, “Where are our colored clothes?” It was a fun and colorful day!
Next, we have some yummy cupcakes going down a slide. Each cupcake had a different flavor. There was a pudding cupcake, a strawberry cupcake, a rainbow cupcake, a blueberry cupcake, and a chocolate cupcake. They all smelled so good!
Everyone wanted to try the cupcakes. It was a sweet and tasty adventure!
Ten donuts were dancing together. They turned around and around, having a great time. But one by one, they fell into a chocolate pot. Oh no! Now they were covered in chocolate!
Even though they were covered in chocolate, the donuts kept dancing. It was a chocolatey dance party!
Five little hamburgers were jumping on a tray. But one by one, they fell on the table. The cook got a little angry and said, “No more hamburgers jumping on the tray!”
Even though they fell, the hamburgers had fun jumping. Let’s keep jumping!
It’s Rudolph’s birthday! Kiki and Meow Meow decided to make a delicious cake. They mixed eggs, sugar, milk, and flour. Then they baked the cake and added whipped cream and strawberries. Yum!
When the cake was ready, everyone sang “Happy Birthday” to Rudolph. The cake looked so delicious!
It was a hot day, and the ice cream melted away. But don’t worry! Kiki and Meow Meow borrowed Mr. Doll’s ice cream cart. They had colorful ice cream with strawberry and milk flavors. Everyone got to taste the yummy ice cream!
There was even a new rainbow flavor. It was a cool and tasty treat!
Rudolph wanted donuts, but the shop was closed. Kiki and Meow Meow decided to help. They cracked eggs, mixed the dough, and made round donuts. They sprinkled sugar and made them sweet and delicious!
Rudolph was so happy to have donuts. It was a sweet surprise!
Thanks for joining us on this fun adventure with Kiki and Meow Meow. We learned about colors, treats, and how to have fun together. See you next time!
Color Mixing Experiment: Let’s explore how colors mix just like the colorful candies in the story! Gather some clear cups, water, and food coloring. Add a few drops of different colors to separate cups of water. Then, mix two colors together in a new cup and see what color they create. Ask the children, “What happens when we mix red and yellow? How about blue and yellow?” Encourage them to predict the results before mixing.
Hamburger Safety March: Just like the marching hamburgers, let’s practice crossing the street safely. Set up a pretend crosswalk in the classroom or playground using tape. Have the children take turns being the “hamburgers” and practice looking both ways before crossing. Ask them, “Why is it important to use the crosswalk? What should we do before crossing the street?”
Flavorful Cupcake Tasting: Let’s have a mini cupcake tasting party! Provide small cupcakes with different flavors like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. Let the children taste each one and describe the flavors. Ask them, “Which cupcake is your favorite and why? How does each flavor make you feel?” Encourage them to use descriptive words to express their thoughts.
