Counting, Body Parts, and Geography

The video tutorial covers several educational topics for children. It begins with teaching the importance of using polite words like 'thank you' and 'please'. It then moves on to a geography lesson, listing African countries alphabetically. The next section involves singing the days of the week, followed by a counting exercise from one to ten using relatable examples. Finally, the video features the 'Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes' song, encouraging children to learn body parts through music and movement.

What are the two magic words that are emphasized for politeness?

• Please and Thank You

• Hello and Goodbye

• Sorry and Excuse Me

• Yes and No

Which of the following is a region in Africa?

• Central Europe

• South America

• East Africa

• North America

Which country is listed first alphabetically in the African countries section?

• Zimbabwe

• Tanzania

• Kenya

• Algeria

What day comes after Wednesday in the song?

• Sunday

• Saturday

• Thursday

• Monday

How many days are there in a week according to the song?

• Seven

• Five

• Six

• Eight

What number comes after seven in the counting section?

• Ten

• Six

• Nine

• Eight

Which object is associated with the number three in the counting section?

• Butterflies

• Fishes

• Sweet Oranges

• Ice Cream

In the 'Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes' song, which body part is mentioned first?

• Toes

• Knees

• Shoulders

• Head

What is the challenge in the 'Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes' song?

• Skipping words

• Singing faster

• Changing the tune

• Adding new words

Which body part is not mentioned in the variation of the song without 'head' and 'shoulders'?

• Knees

• Toes

• Mouth

• Eyes