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Subido el 20 de mayo de 2020 por Laura D.

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Good morning! Hello, everyone! How are you today? I'm fine, thank you. 00:00:00
Okay, today is a special day for me. You know why? I'll tell you now. Let's see what day is it today. 00:00:07
Today is Wednesday, 20th of May, 2020. And why is it a special day? 00:00:20
because today is my birthday. Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me, happy birthday dear teacher. 00:00:30
Okay, let's continue. What's the weather like today? It's sunny and warm. What 00:00:45
season are we in it's spring great last day we were talking about living things 00:00:55
okay do you remember living things can be plants animals people we are living 00:01:07
things okay something we know about living things are that living things 00:01:16
need water. Okay? Water. Plants need water. Yes? Animals need water. People need water. 00:01:26
Okay? We also know that living things grow. Plants grow and animals and people 00:01:37
will grow. A pen doesn't need water. A pen doesn't grow. It's not a living thing. 00:01:46
okay so now we're going to learn more things about living things we're going to learn about 00:01:59
life cycle what is the life cycle of living things activity number one look listen and 00:02:08
and say the number look listen and say the number living things are born living 00:02:19
things are born when you are in your mommy's tummy one day you you're born 00:02:33
and this is your birthday okay today you're born so it's number three look at 00:02:41
this little bird coming out of the air. Living things grow. Living things grow. 00:02:49
Which one do you think is living things grow? Is it two? Is it four? Or is it one? 00:03:07
It's one. Look at the plant. Every day is growing a little bit more. Living things 00:03:16
grow. Living things reproduce. Living things reproduce or they have babies. 00:03:26
Look at this mummy. She has a baby in the tummy. Animals have babies too and plants 00:03:37
they also have different plants so they also reproduce in a different 00:03:46
way but they also have a kind of babies okay so living things have babies it's 00:03:53
number four living things die oh living things die it's number two look at this 00:04:00
plant it's okay so let's review living things are born living things grow living 00:04:13
things reproduce our living things die okay fantastic number two compare and 00:04:29
order then write the words look at this picture it's the life cycle of a plant 00:04:40
okay this is the number one a little seed this is the number two the plant is 00:04:47
growing number three is a big plant oh look there is a new seed there is a new 00:04:56
plant coming out and finally they all plant done so we're going to compare and 00:05:04
order okay we're going to compare with this picture this is a chicken okay so 00:05:16
which one is the number one born where you can see the baby chick born 00:05:30
burning. What is the number one? Number two, grow. Where is the baby growing? Number three, 00:05:38
reproduce. Where is the baby, the chick or the hen having babies, laying eggs? And number 00:05:56
four, where is the baby chick or the hen dying? Page six, life cycles. Living 00:06:04
things are born, grow, reproduce and die. Okay. Fantastic. Well, now we're going to 00:06:18
talk about animals because animals are also living things. There are different types of 00:06:34
animals. We can say that there are domestic animals and wild animals. Domestic animals 00:06:41
live near people, okay? And we feed them, okay? And wild animals live far away from 00:06:49
us, from people, and they live in the forest, in the mountains, in the grasslands, and we 00:07:00
don't feed them. They look for their own food, okay? So, listen and match. We're going to 00:07:08
listen and match the animals with this picture this is a farm so here live the 00:07:18
domestic animals and this is a forest here live some wild animals okay listen 00:07:26
and match domestic animals live with people cats cows hens and dogs are 00:07:37
domestic animals. Wild animals don't live with people. Snakes, crocodiles, elephants 00:07:47
and monkeys are wild animals. Great. Number two very easy circle and if you 00:07:57
want to colour, you can colour. They're domestic animals. Okay. We have a horse, 00:08:10
shark, chameleon, a pig, a lion, and a duck. Which one are domestic animals? We have 00:08:16
circled only the domestic animals, okay? Okay, we're going to listen to the chant. 00:08:24
Animal sounds. 00:08:32
Ready? Steady? One, two, three. Can you say this chant with me? 00:08:37
Animals, animals all around. Animals, animals make their sounds. Cat, meow, meow. Dog, whoop, whoop. Bird, chirp, chirp. Duck, quack, quack. 00:08:51
Animals, animals all around. Animals, animals make their sounds. Snake, frog, ribbit, ribbit, fish, glub, glub, shark, chomp, chomp. 00:09:07
Animals, animals all around. Animals, animals make their sounds. 00:09:28
Okay, animals can be wild animals or domestic animals. Can you think about 00:09:37
another example of a domestic animal and a wild animal? Is a tiger a domestic 00:09:53
animal or a wild animal? Do tigers live in houses with people? No, so it is a wild animal. 00:10:00
okay and that's all for today bye guys see you next day the next weekend see you on Friday 00:10:12
Subido por:
Laura D.
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20 de mayo de 2020 - 10:27
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