ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English THE FOREST ???? Vocabulary for Kids ???? Episode 2
Hello friends! Today, we’re going on an adventure back to the forest. Are you ready to learn some cool forest words? Let’s get started!
A fox is a wild animal that looks a bit like a dog. It has a pointy nose and a long, fluffy tail. Have you ever seen a fox running through the forest? Say it with me: Fox.
Moss is a special kind of plant. It looks like a soft, green carpet and grows in the shady, damp parts of the forest. Say it with me: Moss.
Mushrooms are part of the fungi family. There are many kinds, and some are safe to eat, but be careful—some can be poisonous. Say it with me: Mushroom.
Birds have feathers, a beak, and two wings to fly. They come in many colors and sizes. Say it with me: Bird.
Birds make nests using twigs and other materials. This is where they lay their eggs and raise their chicks. You might see a nest in a tree. Say it with me: Nest.
A burrow is a hole in the ground that animals like rabbits or mice dig to stay safe and cozy. Say it with me: Burrow.
Bushes are short, leafy plants. They might have flowers, but they don’t have a trunk like trees. Instead, they have many branches. Say it with me: Bush.
A waterfall is where water tumbles from a high place to a lower place, like a curtain of water. Say it with me: Waterfall.
Earthworms are small, pink or brown worms that live underground. You might see them on rainy days. Say it with me: Earthworm.
Insects are tiny creatures like mosquitoes, wasps, or flies. They might be a bit pesky, but they are important for our planet. Say it with me: Insect.
Do you remember all the things we learned about the forest? Let’s say them together: Fox, Moss, Mushroom, Bird, Nest, Burrow, Bush, Waterfall, Earthworm, Insect.
Forests are amazing! Remember to take care of them and be respectful when you visit. See you next time!
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Forest Scavenger Hunt: Next time you visit a park or a garden, try to find some of the things we learned about. Can you spot a bush or a bird? Maybe you’ll see some moss or even a burrow! Draw a picture of what you find and share it with your class.
Create a Forest Diorama: Use a shoebox to create a mini forest scene. You can use clay or paper to make a fox, a nest, or even a waterfall. Add some green paper or fabric for moss. This will help you remember the different parts of the forest and how they fit together.
Think and Share: Imagine you are a bird living in the forest. What would your nest look like, and where would you build it? What other animals might you see from your nest? Draw your ideas and share them with your friends.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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**Smile and Learn**
Hello friends! Today we are going back to the forest. Are you ready to learn more forest vocabulary? Here we go!
**Fox**
A fox is a wild animal similar to a dog. It has a very thin snout and a long furry tail. Have you ever seen these sly animals running through the forest? Repeat after me: Fox.
**Moss**
Moss is a very peculiar plant. It looks like a green carpet, and we find it in the shadiest and wettest parts of the forest. Repeat after me: Moss.
**Mushroom**
Mushrooms are part of the fungi family. There are many different types. You can eat some of them, but watch out—some are poisonous. Repeat after me: Mushroom.
**Bird**
Birds are covered in feathers. They have a beak and, most importantly, two wings to fly. Repeat after me: Bird.
**Nest**
Birds build nests with twigs and many other materials. This is where they lay their eggs and the chicks hatch. I’m sure you’ve seen one up in a tree or hidden in its branches. Repeat after me: Nest.
**Burrow**
Burrows are underground holes that animals like rabbits or mice dig for protection and shelter. Repeat after me: Burrow.
**Bush**
Bushes are low, leafy plants. They can have flowers, but they do not have a trunk. Instead, they have several branches growing from the base. Repeat after me: Bush.
**Waterfall**
A waterfall is where water flows from a high place to a lower place. Sometimes it looks like a curtain made of water. Repeat after me: Waterfall.
**Earthworm**
Earthworms are small pink or brown worms that live underground. If you look closely, you can see them popping up on rainy days. Repeat after me: Earthworm.
**Insect**
Insects are tiny animals like mosquitoes, wasps, or flies. These animals can sometimes be a bit annoying, but they are very important for our planet. Repeat after me: Insect.
Do you remember all the things that make up a forest? Let’s review them: Fox, Moss, Mushroom, Bird, Nest, Burrow, Bush, Waterfall, Earthworm, Insect.
I love forests! Don’t forget to take care of them and respect them when you visit. See you soon!
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