ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English SUPERMARKET for Kids – Learn How to Shop at the Supermarket – Vocabulary – Compilation
Hello, I’m Monchi, Anna’s favorite teddy bear. It’s Saturday, and Anna and her dad are planning to make a special lunch for the family. What will they cook? Let’s find out!
Anna’s Grandma and Grandpa are coming over for lunch. Anna and her dad decide to make an eggplant cake, a healthy recipe Grandma loves. They need eggplants, carrots, eggs, salt, cheese, and olive oil. But there’s a problem—the fridge is empty!
Anna and her dad head to the supermarket to buy the ingredients. Anna makes sure to bring a shopping list so she won’t forget anything. At the supermarket, they meet their friend, Mr. Sam, and start their shopping adventure.
First, they visit the fruit and vegetable section to get carrots and eggplants. Vegetables are full of vitamins that help us grow strong and healthy. Anna loves shopping with her dad because she enjoys cooking delicious meals.
They also need cheese and olive oil. Anna spots a new product—roasted sweet potato—and decides to try it. Supermarkets have different sections to help us find what we need, like food, drinks, and cleaning supplies.
After finding everything on their list, Anna and her dad go to the checkout counter. Mr. Sam helps them pay for their groceries. Anna learns that she can pay with cash or a credit card and that bringing bags from home is a great idea.
Back home, Anna’s family is excited because she did the shopping all by herself. Now it’s time to bake the delicious eggplant cake. Cooking and learning new things can be so much fun!
Let’s learn some new words for foods you can find at the supermarket:
Here are more foods you can find:
Our trip to the supermarket was fun and educational! We learned about many foods and new words. Remember them next time you visit a supermarket. See you next time!
Supermarket Scavenger Hunt: Next time you visit a supermarket with your family, try to find as many items from Anna’s shopping list as you can. Can you spot the eggplants, carrots, cheese, and olive oil? Make your own list of favorite foods and see if you can find them all. Remember to check different sections like fruits, vegetables, and dairy!
Cooking with Colors: At home, explore your kitchen and find foods of different colors. Can you find something red, green, yellow, and orange? Talk about why eating colorful foods is important for staying healthy. Try to create a colorful snack or meal with your family using the foods you found!
Word Detective: Choose three new words from the list of foods Anna learned at the supermarket. Draw a picture of each food and write a sentence about it. For example, “Juice is a drink made by squeezing fruit.” Share your drawings and sentences with your family or friends and see if they can guess the food!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Hello, I’m Monchi, Anna’s favorite teddy bear. It’s Saturday, and we are going to make lunch. Anna and her dad want to surprise the rest of the family by cooking a special recipe. What are they going to prepare? Let’s find out!
Anna: Grandma and Grandpa are coming over for lunch today. What can we make?
Dad: How about eggplant cake?
Anna: That’s a great idea! Grandma loves this recipe because it’s very healthy. We’ll need some eggplants, carrots, eggs, salt, cheese, and olive oil. I’m going to get my chef hat!
Anna: We have a problem. We don’t have the ingredients to make the cake; the fridge is empty.
Dad: Don’t worry, I can go with you to the supermarket. I’ve made a list of everything we need. I’ll go get some money.
The kitchen is a room in the house where we make food. There are different electric appliances like a fridge, an oven, or a microwave. In the kitchen, there are utensils that may be dangerous to use, so we should always cook together with an adult.
Anna and her dad get to the supermarket and say hi to their friend, Mr. Sam. Anna is looking for a cart and going through everything she needs to buy on her list so she won’t forget anything.
Anna: First, we’re going to the fruit and vegetable section to get the carrots and the eggplants. Vegetables are packed with vitamins and help us grow healthy and strong.
Anna is ticking off her list as they put things in the cart. She loves doing the grocery shopping with her dad because she’s a great cook and prepares delicious food.
Dad: Don’t forget the cheese and the olive oil!
Anna: Look, Mochi! There’s a new product to try—roasted sweet potato. I’ll buy some to take home with me. I think they’re going to love them because they’re really tasty.
A supermarket is where we can buy food and other products like drinks, cleaning supplies, or personal hygiene items. Supermarkets have different sections to make it easier for customers to find what they’re looking for. You can use a basket or a cart to put in the products you buy. When we finish shopping, we pay at the checkout counter.
Anna and I found everything on our list, and now we’re going to the checkout counter.
Mr. Sam: Good morning, Anna! How are you today? I see you’ve come to the supermarket on your own. That’s awesome!
Anna: Hello, Mr. Sam! Yes, my dad is waiting for me outside to go home together.
Mr. Sam: How much is it?
Anna: That will be 15.80, please.
Mr. Sam: Thank you very much! I brought these bags from home to put the groceries in. Here’s your change and your receipt. Have a great day! I hope your family loves the food you’re going to make.
Anna: You’re so polite!
The checkout counter is where customers pay for their shopping. You can pay in cash or use a credit card. The cashier is the person who customers pay. Remember that you can bring your own bags from home.
We just got home, and everyone in the family is happy because Anna did the grocery shopping by herself. Now we’re going to turn on the oven to bake this delicious eggplant cake. [Music] The table’s ready; let’s eat! Learning how to do things on your own is so much fun and helps us grow.
Hello, friends! Today we’re going back to the supermarket to learn many new words. Are you ready? Let’s go for it!
Bread: Bread is a staple food made by mixing flour, water, salt, and yeast. Yum, toast smells great!
Jelly: Jelly is a sweet food made by cooking fruit with sugar and water. My toast with peach jelly is ready.
Juice: Juice is a drink made by squeezing fruit. What do you like most—orange juice or pineapple juice?
Honey: Honey is a very sweet food made by bees.
Yogurt: Yogurt is a thick food made from milk. My favorite yogurt flavor is lemon.
Cookie: A cookie is a sweet food made with flour, butter, and eggs. The baker is making cookies in the oven; they smell yummy, don’t they?
Ice Cream: Ice cream is a very cold food made from milk. There are many flavors like fruit, chocolate, or vanilla. It’s so hot; I’d love some strawberry ice cream!
Chocolate: Chocolate is a brown sweet food made from cacao seeds and sugar. There are many chocolate flavors to choose from, like milk chocolate, white chocolate, or dark chocolate.
Cake: A cake is a sweet food made with a mixture of flour, eggs, and sugar. You can also add chocolate, cream, or fruit. I’m going to buy a birthday cake for my sister.
Soda: Soda is a cold drink that can have different flavors like orange or lemon.
Our little trip to the supermarket was awesome! We’ve done all our shopping and learned many new words. Can you remember all of them? Bread, jelly, juice, honey, yogurt, cookie, ice cream, chocolate, cake, soda.
That was all, friends! See you around! [Music]
Hello, friends! Today we’re going to the supermarket to learn many new words for food. Are you ready? Here we go!
Fruits: Fruits are packed with vitamins, minerals, and fiber. They grow on trees and plants. Oranges, apples, and strawberries are fruits.
Vegetables: Vegetables and leafy greens are packed with vitamins. You can eat them fresh in a salad or cook them. Carrots and peppers are vegetables.
Fish: We catch fish in seas and rivers and eat them as food. Salmon or sardines are fish.
Meat: Meat is eaten as food and comes from animals like cows, lambs, or chickens.
Oil: Oil is a liquid substance obtained from plants and seeds. We use oil for salad dressing or in cooking. Olive oil is very healthy.
Eggs: Eggs come from chickens and we eat them as food. They have a hard shell we shouldn’t eat, but we can eat the yolk and the white inside.
Milk: Milk comes from animals like cows or sheep. Yum, I’m having a big glass of milk for breakfast!
Cheese: Cheese is made from milk. There are many types of cheese like Camembert, Cabrales, or Brie.
Rice: Rice is the small grain that we use to cook many dishes. I love paella or fried rice.
Pasta: Pasta is a dough made from flour. We use this dough to make noodles, macaroni, or ravioli. I love Italian pasta.
Our little trip to the supermarket was awesome! We have discovered tasty foods and learned many new words. Let’s recap them: fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, oil, eggs, milk, cheese, rice, pasta. I’m getting really hungry now! See you around!
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