ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Who Stole My Golden Scissors | Kids Safety Tips | Kids Cartoon | Sheriff Labrador
Once upon a time, there was a special pair of golden scissors. Mr. Tony, the hairdresser, used them to make everyone look amazing! People loved how their hair looked after Mr. Tony used his golden scissors.
One day, Mr. Tony was ready to style more hair, but something was wrong. His golden scissors were gone! He looked everywhere but couldn’t find them. Mr. Tony was very worried. He needed those scissors to keep his salon open.
Sheriff Labrador came to help. He is very good at solving mysteries. Mr. Tony told him that Mr. Sloth, who usually takes care of the scissors, was missing too. But Mr. Sloth was in the bathroom for a long time, so he couldn’t have taken them.
Sheriff Labrador said, “Every mystery leaves clues!” They found a small handprint and some clothes that belonged to Little Horse, Mr. Tony’s daughter. Oh no! Where was Little Horse?
Everyone started looking for Little Horse. They found some of her clothes and some hair. Mr. Tony was worried, but then they found Little Horse safe and sound. She was just playing with her doll.
Sheriff Labrador reminded everyone that scissors and other sharp tools can be dangerous. He said, “Kids, always use safety scissors when doing arts and crafts. Never play with sharp tools like scissors or knives. And parents should keep them out of reach.”
Mr. Tony promised to keep his scissors away from children. Everyone learned that being careful is very important. And with that, Mr. Tony’s salon was safe and happy again!
Scavenger Hunt for Safety: Organize a scavenger hunt in the classroom or at home where children look for items that are safe to use and those that are not. Provide them with a list of items, such as crayons, safety scissors, regular scissors, and toy knives. Ask them to sort these items into two groups: “Safe for Kids” and “Ask an Adult.” Discuss why certain items are safe and why others require adult supervision.
Create a Safety Poster: Have the children create a poster about safety rules when using scissors or other tools. Provide them with paper, markers, and stickers. Encourage them to draw pictures and write simple safety tips, like “Always ask an adult” or “Use safety scissors.” Display their posters around the classroom or at home to remind everyone about safety.
Role-Playing Mystery Solvers: Set up a simple mystery in the classroom where an item is “missing.” Assign roles to the children, such as detectives, clue finders, and witnesses. Provide them with clues to solve the mystery, similar to how Sheriff Labrador solved the case. Encourage them to think critically and work together to find the missing item, emphasizing teamwork and observation skills.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Who took the golden scissors? With my wonderful scissors, I’m going to make you look stunning! Oh, perfect! Wow, I love it! My hair looks nice. Wow, my dad is awesome! Your golden scissors are awesome. Have a nice day!
Next, Mr. Tony, please style my hair just like this. No problem! With my wonderful scissors, I’m going to make you look stunning!
Where are my scissors? Mr. Sloth, oh, where did he go? Oh no, where are my golden scissors? My scissors, where did they go? Mr. Tony, what’s going on? Sheriff Labrador, someone stole my precious golden scissors!
What? They’re stolen? Yes, please help me! If I don’t find them, I’ll have to close down my salon. Don’t worry, there’s no case that I can’t solve. Mr. Sloth and the golden scissors disappeared at the same time, right? Exactly! Sloth usually takes care of the golden scissors; he must have taken them.
I’m going to find him right now! Mr. Sloth is slow to act and has been in the bathroom for a while. He wouldn’t have been able to take the golden scissors. Are you saying that they’ve disappeared on their own? Every crime leaves a mark; there must be clues that we’ve missed.
Oh, this looks like a child’s handprint. These are my daughter’s clothes. Where is Little Horse? She was just here! Oh no, Little Horse might be in danger! Now we need to go find her right now. Oh dear, the trace stopped here. Let’s split up and look for her. Call me if you find her!
Where are you, Little Horse? Huh? Are those hair? They’re my daughter’s clothes. I am sorry! Watch out! Look, your doll got hurt. Please be very careful, okay? Okay, I will remember that.
Mr. Tony, please keep your scissors away from children. Of course, I will! Sheriff Labrador’s safety talk: Kids, tools like scissors and knives are very dangerous because they can easily hurt you. Never play with them! When you do arts and crafts, make sure to use safety scissors. Also, parents need to keep all sharp tools out of the reach of children. Remember, always safety first!
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