This educational video teaches children the English alphabet through a fun, rhythmic song format, associating each letter with a corresponding word (A for apple, B for baby, C for candy, D for diamond, E for elephant, F for fairy, G for glasses, H for hand, I for igloo, J for jelly, K for keyboard, L for ladybug, M for monkey, N for needle, O for orange, P for pony, Q for queen, R for rainbow, S for spider, T for tiger, U for umbrella, V for violin, W for whale, X for xylophone, Y for yo-yo, Z for zebra), using colorful visuals and repetition to help young learners memorize letter-sound associations.
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ABC Alphabet Song | A for apple Phonics Song | ABCD Alphabet Rhymes for Nursery Kids - KK Education
Added:A is for apple. A [music] a apple. A a apple. A apple. B is for baby. [music] BB- [singing] baby. BB BB baby. [music] B baby. B is for candy. C- candy. C- candy. Candy.
D is [music] for diamond. Diamond.
Diamond.
Diamond.
E is for elephant. E E elephant. E E elephant. E elephant.
F is for fairy. F f fairy. F f fairy. F fair fairy. [music] G is for glasses. G-g glasses. G-g glass glasses. G glass glasses. H is for hand.
H He h [music] I is for igloo. I I igloo. I I igloo. I igloo. J is for jelly. Jelly.
J Jelly.
Jelly.
[music] K is for keyboard. K- keyboard.
K- keyboard. K [singing] keyboard.
[music] L is for ladybug. Ladybug.
Ladybug.
Ladybug.
M is for monkey. M monkey. M monkey. M [music] monkey. N is for needle. M needle. M needle. [music] N needle. O is for orange. O U O U O U O U O U O U O U orange. O [music] U O U orange. O orange.
P is for [music] pony. Pony.
P- pony. Pony.
Q is for queen. C- c- queen. C- c- queen. Q queen. R is for rainbow.
Rainbow.
R-rbow. [music] Rainbow.
S is for spider.
S spider. S [music] spider. S spider. T is for tiger. [music] T- tiger. T- tiger. Tiger.
U is for umbrella. Umbrella.
Umbrella.
Umbrella.
V is for violin. Violin.
Violin. [music and singing] Violin.
W is for whale. WW whale wale. [music] Wale.
X is for xylophone. Z xylophone. Z xylophone. Xylophone.
Y is for yo-yo. Yoyo. [music] Yo-yo.
Yo-yo.
Z is for zebra. Zebra.
Zebra Z.
>> Do it again.
>> Today we are going to see some fruits.
Let's meet them [music] and say hello.
Here is a fruit. It's red and round.
Hello, apple. Red and round. Crunch.
Crunch. Yum. Yum. Sound. Apple is crunchy. Say apple.
>> Apple. Apple.
>> And look at this fruit. [music] It's yellow and long. Hey, banana.
Yellow and bright. [music] Peel. Peel. Soft and light. Banana is soft. Can you say banana?
Banana. Banana.
Wow. Look. These are tiny and round.
They are purple and green. Hi, grapes.
Tiny and small. Pop [music] pop pop. Fun for all. Grapes go pop. Say grapes.
Grapes. Grapes. [music] Here's a big fruit. It's green outside and red inside.
Yo, watermelon.
Big and sweet. [music] Juicy. Juicy.
[singing] Fun to eat. Watermelon is juicy. [music] Try saying watermelon. Watermelon.
Watermelon.
Look, a little fruit [singing and music] so red and cute. Hi again. Strawberry.
Smalls and red. Soft and sweet. seeds on head. Strawberry is sweet. Say strawberry.
>> Strawberry.
>> Strawberry.
This one is [music] orange and round.
It smells so [music] nice.
Excuse me. Orange. Round and bright.
Peel it [music] open. What a bite. Orange is juicy. Can you say orange? Orange. Orange.
And here comes a soft [music and singing] and yummy fruit. It's yellow and sweet.
[music] Mango.
Soft and gold. Smooth and sweet. Fun to [music] hold. Mango is so smooth. Try saying mango.
Mango. Mango fruits are yummy. Fruits are fun. Red, yellow, green. Eat one by one. [music] Yay! You met all the fruity friends.
Apple, banana, grapes, watermelon, [music] strawberry, orange, and mango. Say their names with me. Ready? Apple, banana, grapes, watermelon, strawberry, orange, mango.
>> Do it again.
>> A is for apple. [music] A a apple. A a apple. A apple. B is for baby. BB- baby.
BB- [singing] baby. B baby. [music] B is for candy. C- candy. C- C- candy.
Candy. [music] D is for diamond. Diamond.
Diamond.
Diamond.
E is [music] for elephant. E E elephant.
E E elephant. E elephant.
F is for fairy. F fairy f fairy. F fair fairy. G is for glasses. G-g glass glasses. G-g glass glasses. G glass glasses. H is for hand. Hand.
Hand.
Hand.
I is for igloo. I I igloo. I [singing] I igloo. I igloo. J is for jelly. J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J Jelly J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J Jelly J Jelly K is for keyboard K- keyboard K- keyboard K keyboard L is for ladybug. M Um ladybug. [music] M ladybug. Ladybug.
M is [music] for monkey. M monkey. M monkey. M [music] monkey. N is for needle. M needle. M needle. [music] N needle. O is for orange. O U O U O U orange. O U O U orange. O orange.
P is for pony. Pony.
Pony.
Pony.
Q is for queen.Q queen. Q-queen.
Q queen. R is for rainbow. Rainbow.
R-r rainbow. Rainbow. [music] S is for spider.
S spider. S T spider. S [music] spider.
T is for tiger. T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T Tiger. T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T Tiger. T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T Tiger.
U is for umbrella. Umbrella.
Umbrella.
Umbrella.
V is for violin. V Violin.
[singing and music] Violin.
Violin.
[music] W is for whale. WW whale. WW whale. Wale.
X is for xylophone. Z xylophone. Z xylophone. Xylophone.
Y [music] is for yo-yo. Y- yo-yo yo-yo.
Yo-yo.
Z is for zebra. [singing] Zebra.
Zebra.
Zebra.
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