Easy Italian for kids - Adventures at the farm - The numbers

Hello kids! My name is Carmine and today we're going to learn how to count from one to ten in Italian. You know why? Because my friend Nella... oh, you don't know her? Oh, here she comes! This is Nella, my chicken friend. Well, Nella laid 10 eggs yesterday, but she never pays attention and now she doesn't remember where she put them. Will you help her look for them? Let's see if we can find them all. Oh, there's the first egg here on the grass. Now we have one egg. How many eggs do we have now, kids? Uno. Repeat with me. Uno. Let's start looking for the second egg. Where could it be? Oh, there it is, by that piggy. Now we have two eggs. How many eggs do we have now? Due. Repeat with me. Due. We need to find the third egg. Oh, the third one is by that tree. Let's go get it. We have three eggs so far. How many eggs do we have now? Tre. Repeat with me. Tre. Where could the fourth egg be? Oh, there it is, by that cow. We have four eggs now. Quattro uova. Abbiamo quattro uova. How many eggs do we have, kids? Quattro. Repeat with me. Quattro. Let's see where Nella left the fifth egg. I think it is under that flower. Yes, we have five eggs now. How many eggs do we have? Cinque. Repeat with me. Cinque. We need to find the sixth egg now. Is it maybe on the bank of that small river? Great! We have six eggs now. Sei uova. Abbiamo sei uova. How many eggs do we have now? Sei. Repeat with me. Sei. Let's find out where the seventh egg is hiding. I think I saw it there, on that haystack. Awesome! We have seven eggs now. Sette uova. Abbiamo sette uova. How many eggs do we have? Sette. Repeat with me. Sette. We should find the eighth egg. Where could it be? Oh, there it is, by that scarecrow. We have eight eggs now. Otto uova. Abbiamo otto uova. How many eggs do we have, kids? Otto. Repeat with me. Otto. Come on, there's only two left. Is that cat sleeping on our egg by any chance? Let's go get it back. There you go. Now we have nine eggs. Nove uova. Abbiamo nove uova. How many eggs do we have now, kids? Nove. Repeat with me. Nove. Let's go find the last one. I think I saw it by that sheep. Yes, that's our egg. Our tenth egg. Great! Now we have ten eggs. Dieci uova. Abbiamo dieci uova. How many eggs do we have, kids? Dieci. Repeat with me. Dieci. Let's check if we have them all. Uno, due, tre, quattro, cinque, sei, sette, otto, nove, dieci. Wow, kids, you were really good. We found all of Nella's eggs. Okay, Nella, you can go now, but pay attention next time. You don't want to lose your eggs again. All's well that ends well, eh, kids? Okay, it's all for now and I'll see you soon. Bye! And now you can find the Easy Italian book for children and some grown-ups online. Through the adventures of Lino the little pig, Nella the chicken, and lots of other funny animals and some magical creatures that live in a beautiful farm, children will learn to introduce themselves, to greet someone, and to tell them how they're doing. They will also learn some basic vocabulary for common objects and places, the colors, farm animals, and wild animals, and they'll also learn to count from one to ten. At the end of this course, they'll be able to construct simple sentences to thank someone, to apologize, and to ask what and who questions. The engaging multicolored illustrations, the music, the animations, and some sing-along activities will be a stimulating experience for your children, who learn quickly while having fun. You can find the direct links in the description of this video.