✨ Big News: We're now Studycat! 🐾
Several years ago, Pumkin had to say goodbye to make room for Studycat and all her language learning friends. While that might be sad for some to hear, the great news is we have awesome new songs and stories for both English and Spanish learners!
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Old video description:
English Lesson #3: Classroom objects: Verb - to have
Our english learning videos are fun for kids; includes cartoons, animations, songs, listen and repeat, question and answer, english conversation, and more
This english video teaches children:
• classroom objects: A book, an eraser, a CD player, a CD, a marker, a pen, a pencil - pencils, a crayon - crayons, a teacher, a student - students, markers, a bookbag - bookbags, a chair - chairs, a table - tables, a computer - computers
• other english vocabulary: do, do not, your, bag, nothing, game, do, goodbye, professor, a, an
• english verb “to have”. (have, has)
• singular and plural nouns. (a book, books, a computer, computers, etc...)
• reviews introductions and greetings. (Who are you?)
• reviews family members (Mother, Father, Brother, sister, Grandfather, grandmother, baby)
English Grammar / Sentences / Questions
I am [name].
I have a/an [noun].
I have [nouns+s].
You/we/they are {graphic}.
He/she is (names: Peter, Patricia, Baby, etc...)
Who are you?
Who is he/she?
What do you have?
Do you have a/an [noun]?
Do you have [noun + s]?
What is it?
What are they?