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5 EASY HAIRSTYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS!! | Back to School Hairstyles for Girls

Kait Nichole

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Warm-up Questions

When you hear “back to school hairstyles,” what kind of hairstyles do you imagine (quick, neat, fun, etc.)?
Who do you think this video is for: parents, kids, or hairstylists? Why?
What makes a hairstyle “easy” for busy school mornings?

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5 EASY HAIRSTYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS!! | Back to School Hairstyles for Girls

Intro: What the video will show (00:00 – 01:13)

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1. How many hairstyles will the speaker show in this video?

Three
Ten
Five
Seven

2. Which hairstyle took the longest time for the speaker to do?

French braids
A top knot
Messy buns
A high ponytail

3. What does the speaker suggest viewers do so they don’t miss future uploads?

Ring the bell for notifications
Follow on another app
Share the video
Buy hair products

5 EASY HAIRSTYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS!! | Back to School Hairstyles for Girls

Hairstyles 1–2: French-braid pigtails and a similar braided style (01:13 – 04:45)

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1. Before trying a French braid, what skill does the speaker say you should already have?

Using hairspray
Curling hair
Doing a regular braid
Cutting hair evenly

2. Why does the speaker pull and smooth the strands while braiding?

To make the braid look messier
To make the hair dry faster
To make the braid shorter
To make the hair lay flat and avoid tangles

3. For the second style in this segment, what can save time?

Starting with wet hair
Using two combs at once
Adding more hair ties every minute
Not braiding all the way down the length

5 EASY HAIRSTYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS!! | Back to School Hairstyles for Girls

Hairstyles 3–5: High ponytail, braided top knot, and messy buns (04:45 – 09:00)

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1. What is the “life hack” for getting a super high ponytail?

Braid the hair first and then tie it
Use two hair ties at the same time
Have the child lay off the bed or couch while you smooth the hair up
Use hairspray before brushing

2. In the braided top knot style, what does the speaker do after braiding instead of tying it off?

Adds a bow and stops
Wraps it around into a top knot shape
Starts a French braid
Cuts the ends

3. What does the speaker say about messy buns and perfection?

They only work on short hair
They must be perfectly symmetrical
They should be tight and smooth
The messier the better, and they don’t have to be perfect

5 EASY HAIRSTYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS!! | Back to School Hairstyles for Girls

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1. What is the main goal of the hairstyles in this video?

To review different hair products
To teach professional salon techniques
To create quick, easy styles for school mornings
To show how to cut children’s hair at home

2. Which idea is repeated several times as a benefit of these styles?

They must look perfect all day
They use expensive tools
They make hair grow faster
They keep hair out of a child’s face

3. What is the speaker’s attitude toward hairstyles being perfectly neat?

Messy styles are always wrong for school
Some styles (like messy buns) can look cute even if they aren’t perfect
Only French braids can look neat
Perfection is required for every style

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

5 EASY HAIRSTYLES FOR LITTLE GIRLS!! | Back to School Hairstyles for Girls

Which of the five hairstyles seems most practical for a busy morning? Explain why.
The speaker says hair doesn’t have to be perfect all the time. Do you agree? Why or why not?
What are common challenges when doing a child’s hair (time, tangles, comfort, etc.)? What tips could help?
If you made your own “back to school hairstyles” video, what styles would you include and what would you call them?