ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English SCHOOL ???? Routines for Kids ???? A Story About A Day at School ???? School Vocabulary
Today is Monday, and it’s time to get up early for school! We start our day with a yummy breakfast. Dad makes us sandwiches and packs some fruit for our recess snack. Breakfast is super important, so we have milk or yogurt, fruit or juice, and cereal or toast to keep us energized.
Before we leave, we check our backpacks to make sure we have everything we need. David, don’t forget your apple for recess! Mom and Dad will pick us up later. I always check my backpack before bed to make sure I have my homework, school agenda, and a snack ready for the next day.
At school, we learn new things with our teachers and friends. It’s important to always learn with a smile! In the classroom, I say hello to my classmates. Today, we have science class, and our teacher is telling us about a project on the solar system. We work in groups, and everyone helps out. Our group has three kids, and we invite Paul, our new friend, to join us. I’m good at art, so I color the planets.
Thanks to Paul, our project looks amazing! In the classroom, teamwork, listening, respect, and friendships make learning fun. The bell rings, and it’s time for recess!
Recess is our time to relax and play. We eat our snacks to have energy for the next class. After recess, David and I go to the dining room. We always wash our hands before eating and use our silverware properly.
Today, we learned about what a school day is like. Later, we’ll go home with Mom, Dad, and Tom, do our homework, and have dinner together as a family.
Hello friends! Let’s learn some words related to school. The classroom is where we learn and do activities. The teacher helps us learn new things. We can read books and learn many things. The alphabet is a set of letters in order. The desk is where we study, and the computer helps us find information.
We write or draw using a pencil, and the pencil case holds school supplies like erasers and pens. The ruler helps us draw straight lines, and the clock tells us when our school day ends.
Who teaches children in school? The teacher. Where do students learn? In class. What is the order of letters? The alphabet. Where do we keep our supplies? In the pencil case. What do we use to write? The pencil.
Let’s continue learning school vocabulary. The notebook is where we write notes and activities. We use markers to draw, and the eraser helps us fix mistakes. Scissors are for cutting, and chalk is used on the blackboard. We recycle paper in the bin, and an exam checks what we’ve learned. Homework is what we do outside school, and the playground is where we have fun during recess.
Where do we write notes? In the notebook. What do we use to cut? Scissors. What do we use to draw? Markers. Where do children play during recess? In the playground.
In school, we study different subjects. The blackboard is used for writing, and the dictionary lists words in alphabetical order. We use the backpack to carry our supplies. The school timetable helps us organize our day.
We study subjects like math, literature, natural science, geography, history, languages, arts, and physical education. Classmates are important because we learn together in a fun way.
Where can a teacher write? On the blackboard. Where are words listed? In the dictionary. Where do we keep our supplies? In the backpack. What subjects do we study? Math, literature, natural science, geography, history, or languages.
We’ve learned so much today! Imagine how much more you can learn. Keep exploring and have fun learning!
Backpack Check Adventure: Create a checklist with your child for their school backpack. Include items like homework, a snack, a pencil case, and a favorite book. Each evening, have your child check off the items as they pack their backpack for the next day. This activity helps them practice organization and responsibility. Ask them, “Why is it important to be prepared for school each day?”
School Vocabulary Scavenger Hunt: Organize a scavenger hunt at home where your child finds items related to school vocabulary. For example, they can find a pencil, a notebook, or a ruler. As they find each item, ask them to describe how they use it at school. This activity reinforces vocabulary and helps them connect words to real-life objects.
Role-Playing School Day: Set up a mini classroom at home where your child can play the role of a teacher or a student. Use toys or stuffed animals as classmates. Encourage them to teach a simple lesson or read a story to their “class.” Afterward, discuss with them, “What did you enjoy about being a teacher or a student?” This activity enhances their understanding of school routines and builds confidence in communication.
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[Music] Today is Monday, and we’re getting up early to have breakfast together before school. Dad is giving us sandwiches and fruit for recess, which we’ll keep in our backpacks for energy throughout the day. Breakfast is important and should include milk or yogurt, fruit or juice, and cereal or toast.
Let’s make sure we have everything in our backpacks. David, don’t forget to grab an apple for recess. Remember, Mom and I will pick you up later. I always check my backpack before bed to make sure I have everything: homework, school agenda, and snack.
After school, we’ll wait for you inside as usual. The school is where we learn new things with our teachers and classmates. It’s important to always learn with a smile.
In the classroom, I greet my classmates. We have science class now, and the teacher is explaining a project about the solar system. We’ll work in groups, and it’s important for everyone to participate. Our group has three kids, and we invite Paul, our new classmate, to join us. I’m good at art, so I can color the planets.
Thanks to Paul, our project turned out great! The classroom is where we learn, and teamwork, listening, respect, and friendships are important for a happy atmosphere. The bell for recess just rang, so let’s go to the playground.
Recess is our time to relax and have fun. It’s important to eat something to have energy for the next class. After recess, David and I will go to the dining room. We always wash our hands before eating and use our silverware properly.
Today, we learned about what a school day is like. Later, we’ll go home with Mom, Dad, and Tom, do our homework, and have dinner together as a family.
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Hello friends! Today, we’re visiting our school and learning words related to it. The classroom is where students learn and do activities. The teacher teaches children in school. We can read books and learn many things. The alphabet is a set of letters in order. The desk is where students study, and the computer helps us look up information.
We write or draw using a pencil, and the pencil case holds school supplies like erasers and pens. The ruler helps us draw straight lines, and the clock tells us when our school day ends.
Let’s recap: Who teaches children in school? The teacher. Where do students learn? In class. What is the order of letters? The alphabet. Where do we keep our supplies? In the pencil case. What do we use to write? The pencil.
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These are some words related to school, but there are many more. Don’t miss the next video about school!
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Hello friends! We continue learning school vocabulary. The notebook is where we write notes and activities. We use markers to draw, and the eraser helps us correct mistakes. Scissors are for cutting, and chalk is used on the blackboard. We recycle paper in the bin, and an exam assesses what we’ve learned. Homework is what we do outside school, and the playground is where we enjoy recess.
Let’s recap: Where do we write notes? In the notebook. What do we use to cut? Scissors. What do we use to draw? Markers. Where do children play during recess? In the playground.
These were some words related to school, but there are many more. Don’t miss the next video!
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In this video, we will learn about school subjects. The blackboard is used for writing, and the dictionary lists words in alphabetical order. We use the backpack to carry our supplies. The school timetable helps us organize our day.
We study subjects like math, literature, natural science, geography, history, languages, arts, and physical education. Classmates are important because we learn together in a fun way.
Let’s recap: Where can a teacher write? On the blackboard. Where are words listed? In the dictionary. Where do we keep our supplies? In the backpack. What subjects do we study? Math, literature, natural science, geography, history, or languages.
These were some words related to school and subjects, but there are many more. Don’t miss our school vocabulary videos!
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