ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Whiskers Wet His Pants | Toilet Training for Kids | Potty Training | Kids Good Habits
Hi there! Let’s learn about Whiskers, a happy little boy who is going to kindergarten for the first time. Whiskers is a bit nervous because he has to learn new things like eating by himself, putting away his toys, and going to the restroom all by himself.
On his first day, Whiskers was in art class. He needed to go to the restroom but felt too shy to ask. The teacher noticed and said, “Whiskers, if you need to go, just raise your hand and ask!” Whiskers felt better and went to the restroom.
At the restroom, Whiskers saw two doors with different pictures. He didn’t know which one to choose! The teacher explained, “The door with the skirt is for girls, and the one with pants is for boys.” Now Whiskers knew which door to use!
Later, Whiskers tried to take a snack into the restroom. His friend Meumu said, “You can’t bring food in there! It’s not clean.” Whiskers learned that eating in the restroom is not a good idea because it can make you sick.
The teacher also reminded Whiskers to flush the toilet and wash his hands after using the restroom. “Okay, I will,” said Whiskers.
When school was over, Whiskers was happy. He told his mom and dad, “My teacher and friends are nice! I can go to the restroom by myself now. I like kindergarten!”
Let’s sing a fun song about crocodiles going to the restroom! Five little crocodiles need to go. The teacher says, “Stand in line and wait your turn. Be careful and stay safe.”
Four little crocodiles go next. “Close the door and be safe,” says the teacher. Three little crocodiles go, and the teacher reminds them to wash their hands.
Finally, one little crocodile goes. “Watch out for the wet floor,” says the teacher. All the crocodiles feel fresh and clean after using the restroom!
Kids, remember these good habits: don’t eat or play with toys in the restroom, save toilet paper, and always flush and wash your hands. This way, you’ll stay healthy and happy!
Rudolph had so much fun at the amusement park that he forgot to go to the restroom. He ran to Miss Maymay and said, “I need to go!” Kiki helped Rudolph find the right restroom by looking at the signs on the doors.
Rudolph learned to wipe, flush, and wash his hands. Now he knows how to use the restroom all by himself!
Remember, using the restroom is important. Always be careful and stay clean!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Whiskers is a cheerful and adorable boy who is happy every day. However, recently, Whiskers has suddenly become unhappy because he’s going to kindergarten.
“Whiskers, you’re soon going to kindergarten! You have to learn to eat by yourself, put away your toys after you play with them, and go to the restroom by yourself as well.”
Whiskers had never been away from his parents for a long time and had never been to kindergarten, so he had no idea what it looked like, if his teacher was nice, or how to make friends. Whiskers was nervous about many things, but he didn’t know who to talk to.
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It was his first day of kindergarten. During art class, while everyone was drawing, Whiskers started to look around. He wanted to go to the restroom but was too shy to ask the teacher. He thought maybe he could hold it until the class was over. The teacher noticed him and came over.
“What’s wrong, Whiskers?”
“I have to go to the restroom.”
“Whiskers, if you want to go, you may raise your hand and ask the teacher. Don’t hold it.”
“Okay, teacher.”
Whiskers hurried to the restroom next to their classroom. However, the restroom had two doors with different patterns. Whiskers had never encountered such a situation and did not know which door to go into.
Then the bell rang, and the class was over. Whiskers got so nervous that he had an accident. When his classmates ran out of the classroom, Rudolph saw what happened and went back to ask the teacher for help.
“Teacher, Whiskers needs help!”
The teacher went to Whiskers and helped him change. Then she asked kindly, “Whiskers, what happened? Why did you have an accident?”
“There are two doors, and I didn’t know which one to go in,” Whiskers explained, pointing at the signs on the doors.
His teacher gently said, “Look, the one with the skirt and ribbon is the girls’ restroom, and the one with the pants and hat is the boys’ restroom.”
Now Whiskers knew the difference between the boys’ and girls’ restrooms.
In the afternoon, Whiskers and his classmates had an argument because he tried to bring food into the restroom.
“You can’t bring food into the restroom!” Meumu said.
“Why not?”
“Because it’s dirty! It’s a bad habit to eat while using the restroom.”
“But I want to eat while using the restroom.”
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Whiskers went to the restroom grumbling. He held the snack while using the restroom but accidentally dropped it on the floor. Disappointed, he came out and ran into his teacher.
“Whiskers, did something happen?”
“Yes, I dropped my snack in the restroom, and it made a mess on the floor.”
“Next time, just go to the restroom and do what you have to do. Don’t bring food in. Besides, the restroom is full of germs, and they might get into your food and make you sick.”
“I see. I won’t eat in the restroom again.”
“And you can’t bring your toys in either. Don’t forget to flush the toilet and wash your hands after you’re done.”
“Okay, I will.”
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When school was over, Whiskers’ mom and dad came to pick him up. Whiskers said to them, “My teacher and friends were all nice to me! Now I can go to the restroom by myself. I really like going to kindergarten!”
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“Do you need to go to the restroom?”
“Yes.”
“You can go right now.”
“But I want to keep playing on the slide.”
“You’ll feel worse if you don’t go to the restroom now. How about going to the restroom first and then enjoying the slide again?”
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“All right, let’s all go together. Guys, please be careful when you go to the restroom.”
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Five little crocodiles feel so bloated, so they all go to the restroom. The teacher says, “Stand in line and wait your turn. Always be careful and stay safe.”
Four little crocodiles feel so bloated, so they all go to the restroom. The teacher says, “See, boys and girls, always be careful and stay safe.”
Three little crocodiles feel so bloated, so they all go to the restroom. The teacher says, “Make sure to close the door. Always be careful and stay safe.”
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So they all go to the restroom. The teacher says, “Wash your hands and dry them well. Always be careful and stay safe.”
A little crocodile feels so bloated, so he goes to the restroom. Now the teacher says, “Watch out for the wet floor. Always be careful and stay safe.”
Five little crocodiles come back now. They all feel so fresh and clean. The teacher said, “Who did not flush the toilet? Go now and say goodbye to your poop!”
“Goodbye!”
Kids, be careful when you go to the restroom. After using the toilet, remember to flush and wash your hands.
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“Wowa! A costume party! How fun!”
“This must be the restroom designed for penguins.”
“Why are you coming out of the girls’ room?”
“Look, Rudolph, girls wear skirts, so this is the girls’ restroom.”
“Boys wear pants, so this is the boys’ restroom.”
“Why don’t you go home and change your pants?”
“Sure!”
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“Go! You better hurry up!”
“What are you doing?”
“I want a toy with me. Using the restroom is so boring.”
“Listen, Rudolph, you have to concentrate while using the restroom.”
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“Why don’t we ask Doo-Doo for help? He could give us some help.”
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“Little magic shine!”
“Hmm, I don’t see Rudolph. Where is he?”
“He’s in the restroom, and he brought toys and snacks.”
“How bizarre!”
“That is why we are asking for your help. What’s wrong, Rudolph?”
“I couldn’t go.”
“You weren’t able to go because you were distracted by the toys and snacks you brought with you.”
“What should I do then?”
“I got it! How about I teach you a song about using the restroom? It’s called ‘Use the Restroom by Myself.’”
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Kids, keep these good habits in mind: don’t eat and play with toys while in the restroom, save toilet paper, and remember to flush and wash your hands after you’re done.
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“I can’t hold it anymore!”
Kindergarten kids were going on a field trip today. This time, Miss Maymay brought the kids to an amusement park. Rudolph played around, having a lot of fun.
“Whoa, this is really fun! Yikes, I have to go!”
He forgot he had to go to the restroom. He went down the slide from the top, rubbing his tummy and saying, “I want to eat something yummy!”
There were some candy, cake, chocolate, and juice.
“It’s really good! Yikes, I can’t hold it anymore! I have to go!”
Rudolph quickly went to Miss Maymay and shouted, “I want to go!”
Since it was so noisy, Miss Maymay didn’t hear Rudolph clearly. She thought he was looking for a toy.
“No, I want to go! The bathroom is near the stairs, Rudolph. You can go by yourself, right?”
“Yeah, I can… No, I can’t hold it anymore!”
Oh no! There was a long line, and his tummy started to make noises. He really wanted to go.
“Oh, I can’t hold it anymore! I have to go!”
Rudolph held his stomach and stamped his feet. Just then, Kiki saw Rudolph having a hard time and asked, “What’s wrong, Rudolph?”
“Oh, Kiki, I had so much fun that I forgot to go to the restroom!”
“Oh no! Let’s go upstairs; there’s a bathroom there.”
Kiki took Rudolph to the bathroom upstairs, where they didn’t need to wait. As Rudolph was about to open the door, Kiki stopped him.
“No, wait! This is the girls’ room.”
“But how can I tell them apart when they both look the same?”
“Look, each bathroom has a sign on the door. Did you see the sign with a girl in a skirt? It means that this is the girls’ room.”
Hearing Kiki’s words, Rudolph looked at the other door and cheerfully said, “Oh no! I see this sign with a boy in pants means that is the boys’ room!”
Rudolph pushed the door open.
“Oh my, I can’t hold it anymore!”
Finally, Rudolph was able to sit on the toilet. Now he felt better.
In a few minutes, Kiki told Rudolph, “You should wipe your bottom after you go. Wipe until the toilet paper is clean.”
“I know that!”
Finally, Rudolph finished and walked out. Then Kiki smelled something and covered his nose.
“You didn’t flush the toilet!”
“Oops, I forgot to do it.”
Rudolph scratched his head and pushed the flush button. The toilet was clean now.
Kiki said to Rudolph, “And don’t forget to wash your hands!”
“Of course I won’t forget!”
It’s not easy to use the toilet. After washing his hands, Rudolph ran outside. He couldn’t wait.
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