This educational video teaches children the English alphabet through a fun phonics song, 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), and also introduces common fruits (apple, banana, grapes, watermelon, strawberry, orange, mango) with their characteristics.
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ABC Alphabet Song | A for apple Phonics Song | ABCD Alphabet Rhymes for Nursery Kids - KK EducationAdded:
A is for apple.
Apple.
Apple. A [music] apple. B is for baby.
Baby. [singing and music] Baby. B baby. [music] C is for candy.
Candy.
Candy. C candy. D is for [music] diamond.
Diamond.
Diamond. D diamond. E is for elephant. [music] Elephant.
Elephant. E elephant.
F is for fairy.
Fairy.
Fairy. F fairy. [music] G is for glasses.
Glasses.
Glasses. G glasses. H is for hand.
Hand.
Hand. H hand. I is for igloo.
Igloo.
Igloo. I igloo. J is for jelly.
Jelly.
Jelly. J jelly.
>> [music] >> K is for keyboard.
Keyboard.
Keyboard. K keyboard. [music] L is for ladybug.
Ladybug.
Ladybug. L ladybug. M is for monkey.
Monkey.
Monkey. M >> [music] >> monkey. N is for needle.
needle [music] needle n needle o is for orange o o orange o o orange [music] o orange p is for pony pony pony p pony q is for queen queen queen q queen r is for rainbow rainbow [music] rainbow r rainbow s is for spider spider spider [music] s spider t is for tiger tiger tiger t tiger u is for umbrella u u umbrella u u umbrella u umbrella v is for violin violin violin [music and singing] v violin w is for whale whale whale w whale x is for xylophone xylophone xylophone x xylophone y is [music] for yo-yo y y >> [singing] >> yo-yo y y yo-yo y yo-yo z is for zebra >> [singing] >> zebra zebra z zebra Do it again.
>> [music] >> Today we are going to see some fruits.
Let's [music] meet them 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. Peel, [music] peel, soft and light. Banana is soft.
Can you say banana? Banana, BANANA.
WOW, LOOK. These are tiny [music] and round. They are purple and green. Hi grapes. [music] Tiny and small. Pop, pop.
Fun [music] for all. Grapes go pop.
Say grapes.
Grapes, grapes.
Here's a big fruit. It's green outside [music] and red inside.
Yo watermelon.
Big and sweet. Juicy, [music and singing] juicy, fun to eat.
Watermelon is juicy. Try saying watermelon.
>> Watermelon, watermelon.
Look, a little fruit, [singing and music] so red and cute. Hi again, strawberry.
Small and red. Soft and sweet. [music] Seeds on head. Strawberry is sweet. Say strawberry. Strawberry.
Strawberry.
>> [music] >> This one is orange and round.
It smells so nice.
Excuse me. Orange, round, [music] and bright. Peel it open, what a bite.
[music] Orange is juicy. Can you say orange?
Orange. Orange.
And here [music] comes a soft and yummy fruit. It's yellow and sweet. [music] Yummy mango.
Soft and gold, [music] smooth and sweet.
Fun to hold. Mango is so smooth. Try saying mango.
>> [music] >> Mango. Mango.
Fruits are yummy, fruits are [music and singing] fun. Red, yellow, green, eat one by one.
>> [music] >> Yay! You met all the fruity friends.
Apple, banana, grapes, watermelon, strawberry, [music] orange, and mango.
Say their names with me. Ready?
Apple, banana, grapes, watermelon, strawberry, orange, mango.
Do it again.
A [music] is for apple, a a apple, a a apple. A, apple.
B is for baby, b b baby, [singing and music] b b baby. B, baby. C is for candy, [music] c c candy, c c candy. C, >> [music] >> candy. D is for diamond, d d diamond, d d >> [music] >> D D diamonds. D diamonds.
E is for elephant. E E elephant.
E E elephant. E elephant.
F is for fairy.
F F fairy.
F F fairy. F fairy. [music and singing] G is for glasses. G G glasses. G G glasses. [music and singing] G glasses.
H is for hand.
H H hand.
H H hand. H >> [music] >> hand. I is for igloo. I I igloo. I I igloo. I [music and singing] igloo. J is for jelly. J J jelly. J J jelly. J jelly.
>> [music] >> K is for keyboard.
K K keyboard.
K K keyboard. [music] K keyboard. L is for ladybug.
>> [music and singing] >> L L ladybug.
L L ladybug. L ladybug. M is for monkey.
M M monkey.
M M monkey. M monkey. N is [music] for needle.
N N needle.
N N needle. N needle. O is for orange. O O orange. O O orange. O orange.
P is for pony. [music] P P pony.
P P pony. P pony. Q is for queen.
Q Q queen, q, queen, r is for rainbow, rainbow, rainbow, [music] r, rainbow, s is for spiders, spiders, spiders, s, spider, [music] t is for tiger, tiger, tiger, t, tiger.
U is for umbrella, >> [music] >> uh umbrella, uh umbrella, u, umbrella, v is for violin, [music] violin, [singing] violin, v, violin, w is for whale, whale, whale, w, whale, x is for xylophone, [music] xylophone, xylophone, x, xylophone, y is for yo-yo, yo-yo, [music] yo-yo, y, yo-yo, z is [singing and music] for zebra, zebra, zebra, z, zebra. The kind of the
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