Hello, you are listening to my first podcast. A magical world of your daily sounds made just for you and your grown -ups to enjoy some one on one time together.
I'm Lucy. How are you today?
In my first podcast, we listen to all the sounds we can find around There are so many sounds that we hear every day.
Wizzes, poops, toots, clangs, hums, buzzes, and bumps.
Soft ones. and loud ones, big sounds and small sounds, long sounds, And short ones, tickling in your ear sounds and booming far too noisy sounds.
Each day is filled with sound and of course we can make sounds ourselves too.
Did you hear that? I am stamping my feet on the floor and that makes a sound.
Stamp, stamp, stamp.
Can you make a sound too?
Maybe your grown -up can help.
That sounds amazing.
It's time for our sound adventure.
Today, we are joining Noah and his big sister in the supermarket.
A supermarket is a big shop filled with fruit, veggies, snacks and all kinds of things we need to make our meals.
Let's listen to Noah on his supermarket adventure.
Yes. Oh yeah. Thank you.
You're awesome. Chit chit, rest, rest, rest. The Supermarket certainly is a busy place.
It sounds like Noah had fun sitting in the shopping trolley.
Let's listen again, and see if we can name all the supermarket sounds.
Noah and his sister arrive at the supermarket.
The door is open. It's time to shop.
No, a sister takes a trolley so she doesn't have to carry all the shopping.
Hi Noah! Noah sits in the trolley seat.
No is sister, pushes the trolley through the supermarket.
They stop at the fruit and vegetable aisle and pop some juicy green apples in the trolley.
Off they go again. It's colder in this part of the supermarket.
The isle has a fridge on either side.
The fridges stock yogurt, cheese, juice and milk.
No as sister puts two milk bottles in the trolley.
1, 2. They arrive at the bakery section and put some bread in the trolley.
Noah has apples, milk and bread in his trolley.
Now it's time to head to the tools to pay for the shopping.
They wait patiently in the queue until it's their turn to pay.
Noah's sister takes the shopping out of the trolley onto the conveyor belt.
The belt moves the shopping towards the cashier.
The cashier serves Noah and his sister.
They scan the apples, the two milk bottles and the bread.
Noah's sister packs the shopping into her bag and opens her wallet to pay.
She pays with her bank card and is handed the receipt by the cashier.
The bag goes in the trolley.
Noah's sister pushes the trolley back to the shop entrance.
The door slides open then closes.
What a great visit to the supermarket that was.
Bye Noah! There are so many sounds that go with a trip to the supermarket.
Did you listen to all the sounds?
Let's listen again to this supermarket sound.
Can you tell me what this sound is?
It's the sound of the supermarket trolley.
You can use a trolley in the supermarket to put your shopping in.
How about the next sound?
Do you know what it is?
It's the sound of the cashier scanning the shop at the till.
Let's sing a song all about the sounds we find in the supermarket.
fruits and veg! They're color, so bright We pickaps some apples, milk and bread Fill up the trolley to keep us fed Shopping together makes us smile Adventure down every mile Listen close to what we have heard Forever sound we learn a new world Quiet ones noisy ones whistles and climbs Booming and whispering crushes and banks A sound that ventures have just begun Let's listen and learn everyone.
What fun we had listening to all the supermarket sounds.
Thanks for joining me on our sound journey today.
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It really helps more people find our podcast. Thanks for listening to my first Paul Cost. Till next time.
