My Town Phrases (#2) - City Vocabulary - Places For Kids - Know Your City

Learn vocabulary and short sentences about your town and city with this gentle learning video about town by ELF Learning. This is video 2 of 2. library - I borrow books from the library. movie theater - I watch movies at the movie theater. park - I play in the park. pool - I swim in the pool. post office - I mail a letter at the post office. restaurant - I eat at a restaurant. school - I learn a lot at school. supermarket - I buy food at the supermarket. toy store - I buy toys at the toy store. train station - I catch a train at the train station. zoo - I see animals at the zoo. map - A map is a picture of a place. ---------------- Get our 1st CD - Let’s Take A Walk: CDBaby: Amazon: Get our 2nd CD - Classroom Classics iTunes: CDBaby: Amazon: Click below for more Educational Videos: Get our Halloween Song - Halloween Peek-A-Boo! iTunes: !-single/id1040339116?l=en CDBaby: Amazon: Get our Phonics Books, Games and More: (In Japan) Make sure you subscribe and never miss a video: To watch other learning videos, Click here: Like Us on Connect with us on G : ELFKidsVideos Like us on Facebook: Tweet us your favourite videos on: ---- ELF Learning creates songs, videos and other learning materials for kids all over the world. Based in Japan, we publish books, CDs, DVDs and of videos! Our videos are designed for children ages 2~10 and cover a wide range of topics. Our song videos are a mix of original and classic children’s songs. We try hard to add the ELF touch - clear vocals, different genres and lots of FUN! Our learning videos cover vocabulary, phrases and patterns perfect for the ESL and EFL classroom. Many of our videos work well with special needs children, especially those with Autistic Disorder, Speech and Language Impairments and Speech, Reading and Learning Disabilities. We often receive emails from parents thanking us for helping their child learn to speak or read and each time it makes our day! ELF Learning - Everyone Loves FUN Learning!
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