ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English BEACH ????️ Vocabulary for Kids ☀️ Episode 2
Hello friends! Today, we’re going to the beach to learn some fun new words. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Shells are like little treasures you find in the sand. They used to be homes for sea animals. Shells come in many colors and shapes. Can you say it with me? Shell.
A beach ball is a big, light ball you can play with at the beach. You can toss it in the air or bounce it on the sand. Say it with me: Beach Ball.
A beach chair is a comfy seat you can use to relax on the beach. It’s perfect for taking a nap or just sitting and watching the waves. Repeat after me: Beach Chair.
A floaty helps you float on the water. It keeps you safe and stops you from sinking. Can you say it? Floaty.
Lifeguards are special people who keep everyone safe at the beach. They watch over us and help if someone is in trouble. Say it with me: Lifeguard.
A lifesaver is a big orange ring that lifeguards use to help people in the water. It helps them float. Repeat after me: Lifesaver.
Sunglasses protect our eyes from the bright sun. They also make us look cool! Can you say it? Sunglasses.
A beach umbrella is like a big shade you put in the sand. It keeps you cool and protects you from the sun. Say it with me: Beach Umbrella.
Crabs are little animals that scuttle around the sand. They have pincers to grab things. Can you say it? Crab.
A surfboard is what surfers use to ride the waves. It’s like dancing on water! Repeat after me: Surfboard.
Remember all the fun words we learned? Shell, Beach Ball, Beach Chair, Floaty, Lifeguard, Lifesaver, Sunglasses, Beach Umbrella, Crab, Surfboard.
Wasn’t that a fun trip to the beach? I had a great time learning with you. See you soon!
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Beach Word Hunt: Create a mini beach scene at home using toys or drawings. Hide small objects or pictures representing the beach words you learned (like a toy crab, a small ball for a beach ball, or a paper cut-out of sunglasses). Ask your child to find each item and say the word out loud. This will help them remember the words and understand their meanings in a fun, interactive way.
Beach Story Time: Encourage your child to create a short story using the beach words. For example, “Once upon a time, a crab found a shiny shell…” You can write down their story and let them illustrate it with drawings. This activity will help them use their imagination and reinforce the new vocabulary in a creative context.
Observation Walk: Next time you visit a park or a playground, ask your child to look for things that remind them of the beach words. For instance, they might see a ball that looks like a beach ball or a chair that reminds them of a beach chair. Discuss how these items are similar or different from the ones at the beach. This will help them connect the words to real-world objects and situations.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Hello friends! Today we’re going back to the beach. Are you ready to learn more new vocabulary about this wonderful place? Let’s go!
**Shell**
The shells we find in the sand were the homes of sea animals. They come in many types and colors—it’s like finding treasure! Repeat after me: Shell.
**Beach Ball**
You can play with a beach ball in and out of the sea. They are very light; usually, you blow them up, so be careful not to get lightheaded. Repeat after me: Beach Ball.
**Beach Chair**
We use beach chairs for lounging on the beach—the perfect place for a good nap. Repeat after me: Beach Chair.
**Floaty**
A floaty allows us to swim in the sea with less risk because it stops us from sinking. Repeat after me: Floaty.
**Lifeguard**
Lifeguards are the professionals in charge of the safety of everyone at the beach. They can rescue people, give directions with their whistle, or simply monitor that all is well. Repeat after me: Lifeguard.
**Lifesaver**
Lifesavers are large orange rings that lifeguards use to rescue a person in danger. Repeat after me: Lifesaver.
**Sunglasses**
We wear sunglasses to protect our eyes from bright light. They can also protect us from the sun, plus they look great! Repeat after me: Sunglasses.
**Beach Umbrella**
Beach umbrellas are like regular umbrellas that you stick in the sand, but instead of protecting us from the rain, they protect us from the sun. Repeat after me: Beach Umbrella.
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**Crab**
Crabs are small animals that crawl around the sand and rocks. They have pincers on their front legs that allow them to grab things. Repeat after me: Crab.
**Surfboard**
Surfboards are what surfers use to catch waves. Isn’t that cool? It’s like dancing on the waves! Repeat after me: Surfboard.
Remember all the words we’ve learned about the beach? Let’s review them: Shell, Beach Ball, Beach Chair, Floaty, Lifeguard, Lifesaver, Sunglasses, Beach Umbrella, Crab, Surfboard.
What a fun trip to the beach! I had a great time. See you soon!
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