ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Transport Adventure | Transport Train for kids | Kids train | Bob the Train | Songs for kids
Hi there! I’m Bob the Train. I ride on tracks and take people to faraway places. I also carry things from one place to another. Let’s meet some of my friends who help us travel and do important jobs!
Look, there’s a car! The car is going out for a picnic. Have fun, car! See you soon!
Look, kids! That’s a police car. Police officers ride inside to catch bad guys. They are very brave and help keep us safe!
Where are you going, firetruck? Oh, it’s in a hurry! The firetruck is going to save people from a fire with the help of firefighters. They are heroes!
Here comes an ambulance. It carries sick and injured people to the hospital to get better.
What are you doing, garbage truck? It’s collecting garbage to keep our places clean and tidy!
Look over there! It’s Forklift and Bulldozer. They are working hard. Forklift is moving things, and Bulldozer is helping by clearing the way. Great teamwork!
Look at the helicopter flying high in the sky. Bye, helicopter!
Hey Tow Truck! What do you do? The tow truck helps by towing away cars that can’t move. That’s very helpful!
I hope you had fun learning about all these different ways to travel and the important jobs they do. See you next time!
Transportation Matching Game: Create a set of cards with pictures of different vehicles mentioned in the article, such as a train, car, police car, firetruck, ambulance, garbage truck, forklift, bulldozer, helicopter, and tow truck. On separate cards, write the jobs or functions of each vehicle. Mix them up and ask the children to match each vehicle with its correct job. This will help them remember the roles of each vehicle in a fun and interactive way.
Role Play Adventure: Organize a role-playing activity where each child can choose to be one of the vehicles or the people who work with them, like a firefighter, police officer, or doctor. Provide simple props like hats or badges, and let them act out a day in the life of their chosen character. Encourage them to think about how they help people and what tools they might need to do their job.
Observation Walk: Take the children on a short walk around the school or neighborhood to spot different vehicles. Ask them to identify the vehicles they see and discuss what job each vehicle might be doing. For example, if they see a garbage truck, they can talk about how it helps keep the area clean. This activity encourages children to observe their surroundings and apply what they’ve learned in real life.
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Hey! I’m Bob the Train. I drive on the tracks. Passengers can sit inside me and travel to faraway places. I also carry goods from one place to another. Let’s go and meet the other modes of transport!
Look, there is a car!
Hey Bob! I am going out for a picnic. We’ll see you soon, Bob!
Look kids! That’s a police car.
What do you do, Mr. Police Car?
Police officers sit inside me to catch thieves! That’s a brave job, fighting against injustice!
Where are you going, firetruck?
In so much haste! There are people trapped in a fire. I’m going to save them with the help of firefighters!
Look! There comes an ambulance.
I’m going to carry sick and injured people to the hospital.
What are you doing, garbage truck?
I’m collecting garbage!
Look there! It’s Forklift and Bulldozer.
Hey guys! What are you all doing?
Hey Bob! I’m helping Forklift by moving the obstacles.
Hi Bob! I’m helping with loading and unloading.
Good work, you guys!
Look at the helicopter, fly away.
Bye Bob!
Hey Tow Truck! What do you do?
I tow away wrecked and disabled cars.
I hope you kids had fun learning about the different modes of transport!
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