ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten The Letter l Song – Listen & Repeat | Phonics Song | ESL for Kids
Today, we are going to have fun with a special sound. It’s the ‘L’ sound! Can you say it with me? Let’s try together!
First, let’s say the word lemon. Can you say it? Lemon, lemon, lemon! Great job! A lemon is a yellow fruit that is sour but yummy in lemonade!
Now, let’s try another word: leg. Say it with me: Leg, leg, leg! Your leg helps you walk, run, and jump!
Let’s practice some more! Can you think of other words that start with the ‘L’ sound? How about lion? Lions are big cats that roar loudly!
Another fun word is lollipop. Lollipops are sweet treats that come in many colors and flavors!
Let’s play a game to find things around us that start with the ‘L’ sound. Look around your room. Do you see a lamp? Or maybe a leaf? Point to them and say their names out loud!
Keep practicing the ‘L’ sound, and soon you’ll be a pro at it! Remember, learning new sounds is like a fun adventure. Keep exploring and have fun!
Sound Hunt: Go on a sound hunt around your home or classroom. Find five things that start with the ‘L’ sound. For example, you might find a lamp, a leaf, or a ladder. Draw a picture of each item you find and practice saying their names out loud. Share your drawings with your friends and see if they can guess the ‘L’ words!
L Sound Storytime: Create a short story using as many ‘L’ words as you can. Start with “Once upon a time, there was a little lion who loved lemons…” Continue the story with your own ideas. You can draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with your family or classmates. How many ‘L’ words can you include?
Make Your Own Lollipop: Use playdough or clay to make your own pretend lollipop. As you create your lollipop, practice saying the word “lollipop” and think of other ‘L’ words you can say. Once you’re done, show your lollipop to a friend and tell them about the other ‘L’ words you thought of while making it.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Let’s listen and repeat the ‘l’ sound: lemon, lemon, lemon, lemon, lemon, leg, leg, leg, leg.”
