ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Jungle Adventure ???????????? What Animal Is Hiding? ????????♂️
Welcome to our fun jungle adventure! Today, we are going to explore the jungle and find some amazing animals. Are you ready to play a game and see which animals are hiding? Let’s go!
As we walk through the jungle, we see something big and furry. Can you guess what it is? It’s a bear! Bears are very big and strong. They love to eat honey and berries. Can you pretend to be a bear and growl like one? Grrr!
There are so many animals in the jungle. Some are big, and some are small. Let’s see if we can find more. Maybe we’ll see a monkey swinging from the trees or an elephant splashing in the water. What sounds do you think they make?
Look up in the trees! Do you see a monkey? Monkeys love to swing and play. They make funny sounds like “ooh ooh, ah ah!” Can you swing your arms like a monkey and make monkey sounds too?
Now, let’s look for an elephant. Elephants are very big and have long trunks. They like to splash water with their trunks to stay cool. Can you pretend to have a long trunk and make a trumpet sound like an elephant? Prrr!
We had so much fun finding animals in the jungle today! Remember, the jungle is full of surprises, and there are always new animals to discover. Next time, we might find a lion or a parrot. Keep exploring and have fun!
Animal Sound Match: Gather a few toy animals or print pictures of jungle animals like bears, monkeys, and elephants. Play a game where you make the sound of one of these animals, and the children have to match the sound to the correct animal. Encourage them to make the sounds themselves and explain why each animal makes its unique sound. This will help them connect sounds with the animals they learned about.
Jungle Safari Walk: Take the children on a pretend jungle safari around the classroom or playground. Ask them to look for “hidden” animals (these could be pictures or toys placed around the area). When they find an animal, have them share one interesting fact about it or act out how the animal moves. This activity encourages observation and helps reinforce their knowledge of jungle animals.
Create Your Own Jungle: Provide art supplies like paper, crayons, and markers, and ask the children to draw their own jungle scene. Encourage them to include the animals they learned about and add any other animals they imagine might live in the jungle. Ask them to share their drawings with the class and describe the sounds and movements of the animals they included. This activity fosters creativity and helps them apply what they’ve learned in a fun, artistic way.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
“Let’s see if there’s another animal around. A bear! How big is that bear?”
