ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Staying Calm with a Puffer Fish | New Ocean Explorers | Toddler Songs
Hey there, little ocean explorers! Are you ready to dive under the waves and discover something amazing? Let’s go on an adventure together!
Have you ever heard of a puffer fish? These special fish live in the warm, shallow parts of the sea. They have a cool trick! When they get scared, they can puff up and become three times bigger. Isn’t that surprising?
Let’s pretend to be puffer fish! When they need to calm down, they take deep breaths. You can try it too! Breathe in slowly, then breathe out, and count to five. Ready? One, two, three, four, five. Great job!
Puffer fish have beautiful patterns on their bodies. They use these patterns to make new friends in the ocean. Isn’t that wonderful? Next time you see a puffer fish, look closely at its pretty designs!
Sometimes, puffer fish get scared. But they know how to calm down by breathing slowly. Let’s practice together! Remember: breathe in, breathe out, and count to five. One, two, three, four, five. You’re doing amazing!
Thanks for joining the ocean adventure, little explorers! Keep practicing your puffer fish breathing, and you’ll feel calm and happy. Until next time, keep exploring and having fun!
Puffer Fish Art: Let’s create our own puffer fish! Gather some paper, crayons, or markers. Draw a big circle for the puffer fish’s body. Now, add some beautiful patterns just like the ones you learned about. Use different colors and shapes. Once you’re done, share your puffer fish with a friend or family member and explain why patterns are important for puffer fish.
Breathing Buddy: Find a soft toy or a pillow to be your breathing buddy. Lie down and place your buddy on your tummy. Practice the puffer fish breathing by slowly breathing in and out. Watch your buddy rise and fall as you breathe. Can you count to five while doing this? Try to do this every day to help you feel calm and relaxed, just like a puffer fish!
Pattern Hunt: Go on a pattern hunt around your home or classroom. Look for patterns on clothes, furniture, or even in nature. When you find a pattern, think about how it might help animals like the puffer fish. Share your discoveries with your classmates or family. How many different patterns can you find?
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Ocean explorers, here we go under the waves! Adventure awaits!
Have you ever seen a puffer fish? They live in the shallow, warm sea. When they get scared and need to swim away, they’ll use a burst of energy. You really won’t believe your eyes—sometimes a puffer fish grows three times in size!
Puffer fish, puffer fish, take your time. Deep breaths in and out, and count to five.
Look at those beautiful patterns they create to make new friends! Isn’t that great?
What’s over there? He’s scared.
Let’s get together and take deep breaths.
Give this a try: Puffer fish, puffer fish, take your time. Breathe in and out, and count to five. One, two, three, four, five.
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