Lesson · Kindergarten · English Language Arts

Drawing or Writing? Letters Say Something

  • Kindergarten
  • English Language Arts
  • 52 s
  • British Columbia
  • BCK-EN-13

A drawing of the sun and the word "sun" appear side by side, and young viewers find out which is a drawing and which is writing: the drawing shows what the sun looks like, while the word's three letters, s, u and n, are counted, named one at a time and read together as "sun". A pencil then writes "sun" by hand on lined paper, one letter at a time, and the video ends on the recap that in English, writing uses letters to say something.

Concept: Drawing or writing? Writing uses letters to say something

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

Which one is a drawing, and which is writing?

This one is a drawing of the sun.

Transcript

What the lesson says

Which one is a drawing, and which is writing?

This one is a drawing of the sun.

It shows us what the sun looks like.

This one is writing, made with letters.

Let's count them: one, two, three letters.

The letters are s, u and n.

Put together, the letters say sun.

In English, writing uses letters to say something.

You can write sun too, with a pencil.

Write s, then u, then n.

Now these letters say sun too!

Remember: in English, writing uses letters to say something.

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