Hi there! I’m ABC Mouse, and today we’re going to have some fun with balloons and letters! We have lots of colorful balloons, and each one has a special letter inside. Let’s pop the balloons and see which letter songs we can sing. Are you ready? Let’s get started!
Here comes our first balloon! Pop! It’s the letter B! Bobby Bugs had a big boy bike with a shiny black bell. Lots of words start with B, like book and balloon. Billy Brown bought a blue balloon for his pet baboon, and they became best buddies!
Let’s pop another balloon! Pop! It’s the letter S! Seven sailors sailed across the salty sea. They watched the sunset while eating a sandwich and sipping tea. Can you think of more words that start with S?
Look at this red balloon! Pop! It’s the letter G! Gary goes galloping in the rain with his green galoshes. Words like gummy, go, and goo all start with G!
What letter is in this green balloon? Pop! It’s the letter N! Nancy’s niece nibbled on noodles, and Noah noisily slurped his. N is for noodles and noise!
Let’s see what’s in this pretty pink balloon. Pop! It’s the letter Q! When you see Q next to U, it sounds like “qua,” as in quack-quack and quail. Quack like a duck!
Here’s a stripy balloon! Pop! It’s the letter X! X is a special letter that you can find in words like box and fox. Can you think of more?
And now, our last balloon! Pop! It’s the letter U! U is for umbrella and unicorn. Woohoo for U!
We sang about lots of letters today! Thanks for popping balloons with me. If you had fun, remember to give a big thumbs up. Join me again for more fun games and songs. Bye for now!
Balloon Letter Hunt: Create a fun scavenger hunt at home or in the classroom. Hide small paper balloons with letters written on them around the room. Ask the children to find the balloons and think of a word that starts with each letter they find. Encourage them to share their words with the group. This activity helps reinforce letter recognition and vocabulary building.
Letter Sound Match: Gather a collection of small objects or toys that start with the letters B, S, G, N, Q, X, and U. Place them in a box. Have the children take turns picking an object and matching it with the correct letter balloon. For example, a toy boat would match with the letter B. This hands-on activity helps children connect letter sounds with real-world objects.
Story Time with Letters: Encourage the children to create a short story using as many words as they can that start with a chosen letter from the lesson, like B or S. They can draw pictures to go along with their story. Share the stories with the class. This activity promotes creativity, storytelling, and reinforces the use of letter sounds in context.
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[Music] Hi, it’s me, ABC Mouse! Welcome to our ABC Alphabet Balloon Pop! We have lots of colorful balloons, and inside each one is a surprise letter. We’re going to pop these balloons to find out which letter song we’re going to sing today. Are you ready to see which letter we’ll sing about first? Let’s get popping!
Oh, here comes our first balloon! What letter will it be? Oh boy, it’s the letter B! Bobby Bugs had a big boy bike with a shiny black bell on the front and a flag on the back. Lots of words begin with the letter B! When you open a book, how many words do you see beginning with the letter B?
Billy Billy Brown bought a blue balloon and gave it to his pet baboon. They became best buddies!
Now, it was a busy boy who popped and bounced all around with joy. Betty would bake baskets of biscuits and bagels. They made bacon, bologna, and bowls of beef stew, and butterscotch pudding, and banana bread too!
What’s in this shiny balloon? Let’s find out! 3, 2, 1, pop! Ooh, yeah! Seven sailors in a sailboat sailed across the salty sea. They settled in and watched the sunset, eating a sandwich and sipping tea.
It isn’t very hard to guess this song’s about the letter S!
Now, look at this red balloon! What letter is inside? Let’s pop to see! The letter G has a “g” sound like gummy, go, and goo. Lots of words begin with G!
Gary goes galloping in the rain through mud puddles. He keeps his feet from getting wet when he wears his green galoshes.
What letter could be in this bouncy green balloon? Hooray! It’s the letter N! Nancy’s niece neatly nibbled on her noodles, and Noah noisily slurped his.
Now, let’s see what letter is in this pretty pink balloon. This letter is super! When you see a Q next to a U, it sounds like “qua,” as in quack-quack and quail.
Now, this stripy balloon looks exciting! What letter is inside? 3, 2, 1, pop! The letter X!
And finally, here’s our last balloon. What will we find? Let’s pop it! There it is, a wonderful letter to finish! Woohoo for the letter U!
We sang about 10 letters today! Thanks for popping with me! If you had fun, make sure to give this video a big thumbs up. And if you want to join me for more fun games and sing-along songs, don’t forget to click the subscribe button. Bye for now!
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