What Is An Onomatopoeia? | Onomatopoeia Examples | Onomatopoeic Words for Kids

Figures of Speech | What Is An Onomatopoeia? | Onomatopoeia Examples | Onomatopoeic Words for Kids
Welcome to our fantastic world of onomatopoeia! In this fun and interactive video, children will have an opportunity to learn a variety of onomatopoeic words, words that imitate the sounds things make. Kids get to watch their favorite toys come to life and magically move around, making sounds beautifully described by means of onomatopoeic words. From the “thud” of the box to the "boing" of the ball, your child will be captivated by the vivid and immersive learning experience. This video is a must-watch if developing a strong vocabulary and enhancing your grade 3 and grade 4 kids’ listening and comprehension skills are on your mind.
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00:22 “ Zzz” imitates the snoring sound.
00:26 What is onomatopoeia?
00:42 “Thud” imitates the sound of the box falling.
00:58 “Bam” imitates the sound of a sudden hit.
01:00 “Boing” imitates the sound of something bouncing or springing.
01:21 “Vroom” imitates the sound of an engine revving up.
01:33 “Honk” imitates the blaring sound of the horn on a motor vehicle.
01:42 “Chugga chugga choo” imitates the sound of wheels on a track.
01:53 “Whizz” imitates the sound of something moving swiftly.
02:02 “Screech” imitates the piercing sound of the bus coming to a stop.
02:18 “Swish” and “swoosh” imitate the sound of something moving vigorously.
02:26 “Rev” imitates the sound of a loud engine.
02:35 “Wham” imitates the sound of a hard impact.
02:45 “Zoom” imitates the sound of something moving very fast.
02:55 “Thump” imitates the sound of an object hitting the ground.
03:12 “Bang” imitates a sudden loud sound.
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