Towers of the World with Baby Shark | Around the World with Baby Shark

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In this lesson, students embark on an exciting journey to explore remarkable towers from around the world, including the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris and the unique Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia. The lesson highlights the various purposes of towers, such as communication and tourism, while encouraging students to continue their exploration of these fascinating structures through online resources.
  1. What is your favorite tower that we learned about, and why do you like it?
  2. Can you name one thing that towers are used for besides looking pretty?
  3. Which tower would you like to visit, and what do you think it would be like at the top?

Welcome to the World of Towers!

Hey there! Are you ready to learn about some amazing towers from all around the world? These towers are super tall and really cool! Let’s go on a fun adventure to discover them together.

Tall Towers Everywhere!

First, let’s talk about some really tall towers. In California, there’s a big radio tower that helps people listen to music and news. Then, we have the Tokyo Tower in Japan, which looks like a giant red and white candy stick! It’s so tall that you can see the whole city from the top.

And don’t forget the romantic Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. It’s made of iron and looks like it’s reaching up to the sky. Some people even think it looks like it’s dancing when the lights twinkle at night!

Unique Towers from Around the World

Now, let’s meet some towers that are really unique and special. Have you heard of the Petronas Twin Towers? They are two towers that stand side by side in Malaysia, and they look like twins!

Then, there’s the Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai, China. It has three big round balls, or “pearls,” stacked on top of each other. It looks like a tower from a fairy tale!

Fun Fact!

Did you know that towers are not just for looking pretty? They can be used for many things like sending radio signals, watching the stars, or even just being a fun place to visit!

Join the Adventure!

Wasn’t that fun? If you enjoyed learning about these towers, you can find more cool videos online. Just ask an adult to help you search for more fun adventures!

Thanks for joining us on this tower adventure. Keep exploring and learning new things every day!

  • What is the tallest building or tower you have ever seen? How did it make you feel when you looked up at it?
  • If you could design your own tower, what would it look like and what special features would it have?
  • Why do you think people build towers? Can you think of any towers near where you live and what they are used for?
  1. Build Your Own Tower: Gather some building blocks, LEGO, or any stackable items you have at home. Try to build the tallest tower you can. How many blocks did you use? Can you make it look like one of the towers we learned about, like the Tokyo Tower or the Eiffel Tower? Take a picture of your tower and share it with your family!

  2. Tower Observation Walk: Go on a walk with an adult and look for tall structures in your neighborhood. They might not be as tall as the Eiffel Tower, but see if you can find a radio tower, a tall building, or even a water tower. How are they similar or different from the towers we talked about? Draw a picture of what you see and share it with your class.

  3. Imagine and Draw: Imagine you are an architect and design your own unique tower. What would it look like? Would it have special colors or shapes? Draw your tower and give it a name. Think about what your tower could be used for. Share your drawing and ideas with your friends or family.

Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:

[Music] Ladies and gentlemen, here are some landmark towers from all around the world: tall, tall, super tall! First, California’s radio tower, Tokyo Tower, and the romantic Eyeball Tower. Is this tower falling? Huh?

[Music] Now here are the unique towers from…

[Music] Do we look alike? Patronus Twin Towers, Rolling Pearls—three pearls: one, two, three—Oriental Pearl Tower.

[Music] Wow!

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