ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English School Vocabulary I – Vocabulary for Kids
Hello friends! Today, we are going to explore our school and learn some fun words. Are you ready to start our adventure? Let’s go!
The classroom is where we learn and play. It’s a special place full of exciting activities!
The teacher is the friendly person who helps us learn new things every day.
Books are full of stories and information. We can read them to discover new worlds!
The alphabet is a group of letters like A, B, C, and D. We use these letters to make words.
The desk is our special table where we do our work and have fun learning.
The computer is a cool machine that helps us find information and do fun activities.
We use a pencil to write and draw. It’s a handy tool for creating art and writing stories!
The pencil case is where we keep our pencils, erasers, and other school supplies safe.
The ruler helps us draw straight lines and measure things. It’s like a magic stick!
The clock tells us the time. It lets us know when it’s time to go home after a fun day at school.
Let’s see if you remember some of the words we learned:
These are just a few of the fun words we learned about school. There are many more to discover!
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Alphabet Adventure: Let’s go on an alphabet hunt! Look around your classroom or home and find objects that start with each letter of the alphabet. For example, ‘A’ for apple, ‘B’ for book. Can you find something for every letter? Share your findings with a friend or family member and see if they can find different objects!
Story Time with a Twist: Choose a book from your classroom or home. As you read, try to spot the words we learned today like ‘teacher’, ‘desk’, or ‘pencil’. Each time you find one, draw a small picture of it on a piece of paper. At the end of the story, you’ll have a collection of drawings that remind you of the fun words!
Time to Create: Use your pencil and ruler to draw a picture of your classroom. Include all the things we talked about, like the teacher, desks, and computers. Can you add a clock showing your favorite time of the day? Share your drawing with the class and explain why you chose that time!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello friends! Today we’re going to visit our school and learn many words related to this place. Are you ready to find out more about the school? Let’s go for it!
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The classroom is the place where students learn and do activities.
**Classroom**
The teacher teaches children in school.
**Teacher**
We can read books and learn many things.
**Book**
The alphabet is a set of letters in a fixed order: A, B, C, D.
**Alphabet**
The desk is the table where pupils study and do their work.
**Desk**
The computer is an electronic device that allows us to look up information and create content and assignments. We love learning using the computer.
**Computer**
We write or draw using the pencil.
**Pencil**
The pencil case is used to keep some school supplies like the eraser, the pencil, the pen, or the pencil sharpener.
**Pencil Case**
The ruler is a tool used to draw straight lines or to measure.
**Ruler**
The clock indicates hours and minutes and tells us when our school day ends.
**Clock**
Let’s see if you remember any of the words we learned:
Who teaches children in school?
**The teacher**
Where do students learn and do classwork?
**In class**
How do we recap the order of letters?
**With the alphabet**
What do we call the table where students do their classwork?
**The desk**
Where do we keep the pencil, the pen, or the eraser?
**In the pencil case**
What do we use to write?
**The pencil**
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