ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Who Stole My Toy | Loco Nuts | Kids Songs & Music for Children | Nursery Rhymes – Kids Tv
Hi there! Let’s go on a fun adventure to find a missing teddy bear. Are you ready? Let’s begin!
Once upon a time, a little child was looking for their favorite teddy bear. “Have you seen my bear? I can’t find it!” the child said. An adult nearby wanted to help. “Where did you last see it? I’m sure you’ll find it,” they said with a smile.
The child wondered, “Who took my toy? I’m looking for my teddy bear. I’ve been looking everywhere, but it isn’t there.” The adult suggested, “Did you look in Mom and Dad’s room? Or in the bathroom? Maybe it’s under the sink. Really try to think!” But the child shook their head, “No, it’s not there…”
“You’ll find it, honey. Don’t worry!” the adult encouraged. The child kept searching, “Who took my toy? I’m looking for my teddy bear. I’ve been looking far and near, but it isn’t here!”
The adult had more ideas, “Did you look in the TV room? We were watching a movie last night. Check under the couch or on the shelf. Is your teddy bear white?” The child replied, “No, it’s brown.” The adult said, “Oh, well keep looking, honey! I know you’ll find it!”
The child asked, “Who took my toy? Did you take my bear? Because that wouldn’t be fair.” The adult laughed, “I didn’t take your teddy bear. I have lots of my own, but you can check in my room if you really want to know.” The child checked but said, “Oh, not there…” The adult smiled, “Told you!”
The child asked again, “Who took my toy? Did you hide my bear? Please be nice and share.” The adult replied, “I didn’t hide your teddy bear. I’ve been playing outside. Check underneath the stairs or near your bedside.”
Suddenly, the child gasped, “Ooh? Ooh! I found my bear!! I found my toy! It was in my room! Oh boy! Underneath my pillow. I should’ve looked here too.” The adult cheered, “You found your toy! Hip hip hooray! We knew you could find it. Now you can play!”
The child laughed happily, “Great job! Good! Right on! Woo!”
Wasn’t that a fun adventure? Remember, if you ever lose something, try to think of all the places it could be hiding. And don’t forget to ask for help if you need it. Happy searching!
Teddy Bear Hide and Seek: Let’s play a game of hide and seek with your favorite toy! Ask a friend or family member to hide your teddy bear somewhere in the house. Use clues like “Is it near something soft?” or “Is it in a room where we eat?” to find it. This will help you practice thinking about where things might be hiding and using clues to solve problems.
Memory Map Drawing: Draw a map of your room or house and mark where you usually keep your toys. Then, think about where you found your teddy bear in the story. Can you draw a path on your map showing where you would look if you were searching for a lost toy? This activity helps you remember where things belong and how to retrace your steps.
Story Time Reflection: After reading the story, think about a time when you lost something important to you. Where did you find it? Share your story with a friend or family member. What did you learn from the experience? This will help you understand the importance of being observant and asking for help when needed.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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**KidsTV**
**Child:** Have you seen my bear? I can’t find it!
**Adult:** Where did you last see it? I’m sure you’ll find it.
**Child:** Who took my toy? I’m looking for my teddy bear. I’ve been looking everywhere, but it isn’t there.
**Adult:** Did you look in Mom and Dad’s room? Or in the bathroom? Maybe it’s under the sink. Really try to think!
**Child:** No, it’s not there…
**Adult:** You’ll find it, honey. Don’t worry!
**Child:** Who took my toy? I’m looking for my teddy bear. I’ve been looking far and near, but it isn’t here!
**Adult:** Did you look in the TV room? We were watching a movie last night. Check under the couch or on the shelf. Is your teddy bear white?
**Child:** No, it’s brown.
**Adult:** Oh, well keep looking, honey! I know you’ll find it!
**Child:** Who took my toy? Did you take my bear? Because that wouldn’t be fair.
**Adult:** I didn’t take your teddy bear. I have lots of my own, but you can check in my room if you really want to know.
**Child:** Oh, not there…
**Adult:** Told you!
**Child:** Who took my toy? Did you hide my bear? Please be nice and share.
**Adult:** I didn’t hide your teddy bear. I’ve been playing outside. Check underneath the stairs or near your bedside.
**Child:** Ooh? Ooh! (Gasps) I found my bear!! I found my toy! It was in my room! Oh boy! Underneath my pillow. I should’ve looked here too.
**Adult:** You found your toy! Hip hip hooray! We knew you could find it. Now you can play!
**Child:** (Laughs) Great job! Good! Right on! Woo!
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This version maintains the essence of the original transcript while removing any potentially sensitive or inappropriate language.
