ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Wild animals for kids – Vocabulary for kids
Hello friends! Do you like animals? I love them! Today, we’re going on a fun adventure to learn about wild animals. It’s nighttime, so I’ll use my flashlight to find them. Let’s see what animals we can discover!
Look over there! What animal could that be? It’s a lion! The lion is known as the king of the jungle. Roar!
There’s another animal! It’s an elephant! Elephants are huge and have long trunks. They are gentle giants.
Wow, look at that long neck! It’s a giraffe! Giraffes are the tallest animals in the world.
What’s up in that tree? It’s a monkey! Monkeys are so funny and love to climb trees.
Look down there! It’s a crocodile! Crocodiles have big teeth and love to swim in the water.
There’s another animal! It’s a gorilla! Gorillas are very strong and live in groups.
Look at those stripes! It’s a zebra! Zebras have cool black and white stripes.
Can you see that animal? It’s a tiger! Tigers are fierce and have beautiful orange and black stripes.
What’s that over there? It’s a rhinoceros! Rhinos have big horns on their noses.
Look at that big animal! It’s a bear! Bears are big and furry. They love to eat honey.
There’s one more animal! It’s a wolf! Wolves live in packs and love to howl at the moon.
Wow, we saw so many animals! Let’s remember them: lion, elephant, giraffe, monkey, crocodile, gorilla, zebra, tiger, rhinoceros, bear, and wolf.
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Animal Charades: Gather your friends or family and play a game of animal charades. Each person takes turns acting like one of the animals from our adventure, such as a lion roaring or a monkey climbing. The others have to guess which animal it is. This will help you remember the animals and their unique characteristics!
Animal Habitat Exploration: Take a walk in your backyard or a nearby park with an adult. Look for places where you think some of the animals from our adventure might like to live. For example, a tree could be a home for a monkey, or a pond could be a place for a crocodile. Draw a picture of the habitat you find and the animal that might live there.
Animal Sounds Matching Game: Listen to different animal sounds online with the help of an adult. Try to match the sounds to the animals we learned about, like the roar of a lion or the howl of a wolf. Can you make the sounds too? This activity will help you learn how animals communicate.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello friends! Do you like animals? I love them! Today, we’re going to learn about wild animals. I came by searching for them, but it’s already nighttime. I’ll use my torch to find them.
There’s a silhouette over there. Which animal could that be?
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It’s a lion! The lion is the king of the jungle.
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I see another silhouette over there. Let’s find out what animal that is.
It’s an elephant! The elephant is huge.
Let’s see what other animals we can spot.
It’s a giraffe! That’s quite a neck, isn’t it?
Let’s see what we’ll find in this tree.
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It’s a monkey! Monkeys are so funny.
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Let’s see what’s down there.
It’s a crocodile! Look at those teeth.
There’s another silhouette. What could that be?
A gorilla! Gorillas are very strong.
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Let’s keep searching for animals over here.
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A zebra! Zebra stripes are so cool.
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Let’s see if we can spot more wild animals.
A tiger! Tigers are fierce.
What else have we got here?
A rhinoceros! My, my, look at that horn.
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Let’s see if there’s another animal around.
Sure there is!
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A bear! How big is that bear?
I think there’s one more animal around here.
A wolf! I love wolves.
Have you seen how many animals there are? Let’s recap so you won’t forget them:
Lion, elephant, giraffe, monkey,
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crocodile, gorilla,
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zebra,
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tiger, rhinoceros, bear, wolf.
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