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From YouTube: Wriggle & Rhyme from Poole Library

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Wriggle & Rhyme sessions are broadcast live twice a week on Facebook and YouTube for everyone to enjoy. We have sessions scheduled right up to Christmas, to keep you and your little ones entertained.

Tuesday 8 December’s session comes from Poole Central Library.

All sessions are recorded and broadcast when the library is closed. Strict social distancing measures are in place whilst sessions are being performed.

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Hello, everyone uh welcome to pool library for our rhyme time today. My name is lucy and I'm going to be singing some songs with you today and hopefully you can join in and have some fun, so we're going to start off with the hello song, so hello, all the girls, hello, all the boys, hello, everyone! It's good to see you here.

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So I think today we're going to start off by taking our boat out. We've got some animals that might come along with us, so you need to get into your rowing boat. Get your oars ready and we're gonna go rowing down the river row row row: your boat gently down the stream merrily merrily merrily merrily life is but a dream row row row: your boat gently down the stream.

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If you see a crocodile, don't forget to scream.

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Row row row: your boat gently down the river. If you see a polar bear, don't forget to shiver.

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Right, I think we're going to go to the shore now row row row your boat gently to the shore. If you see a lion, don't forget to roar.

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And then we might see this little friend. If we go right down the creek row row row: your boat gently down the creek. If you see a little mouse, don't forget to squeak.

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And then, let's roll our boats in the bath row row row your boat gently in the bath. If you see a spider, don't forget to laugh.

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Okay, now we're thinking about being in the bath.

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Maybe we can think about bits of our body that we need to give a bit of a wash so we're going to sing heads shoulders knees and toes so see if you can find all those body parts and then we'll start singing our song so head shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes head shoulders knees and toes knees and toes and eyes and ears and mouth and nose head shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes, let's see if we can do it a little bit faster this time, ready head shoulders knees and toes knees and toes head shoulders, knees and toes knees and toes and eyes and ears and mouth and nose head shoulders knees and toes knees and toes okay, this time we're gonna, do it really quietly heads shoulders knees and toes knees.

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Toes heads shoulders knees and toes knees and toes and eyes and ears.

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Head shoulders knees and toes knees and toes.

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Good job everyone well done so in our bath as well. We might find a little friend a little turtle friend who some of you might have seen before. His name is tiny tim, so we're gonna have a little sing song with our little turtle. I had a little turtle. His name was tiny tim.

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I put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim. He drank up all the water. He ate up all the soap and now he's ill in bed with a bubble in his throat bubble.

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Bubble bubble pop.

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Well done everyone, so I think our next one we're going to have our little friend here our scarecrow and we're going to be dingly dangly scarecrows. We need to give our bodies a bit of a wiggle to get ourselves ready and then we're going to listen and find out what happens to our scarecrow in the song when all the cows were sleeping and the sun had.

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Gone to bed up.

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Jumped the scarecrow- and this is what he said- I'm a dingle dangle scarecrow with a flippy floppy hat. I can shake my hands like this. I can shake my feet like that when all the hands were roosting, the moon behind a cloud jumped the scarecrow and shouted very loud.

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I'm a dingle dangle scarecrow with a flippy floppy hat. I can shake my hands like this. I can shake my feet like that and this time very quietly.

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When all the dogs were sleeping and the doves were in the loft.

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Up jumped the scarecrow and whispered very soft, I'm.

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A dingle dangle scarecrow with that flippy.

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Floppy hat, I can shake my hands like that. I can shake my feet like that: well done everyone great job and while we're thinking about things sleeping and going to bed, maybe we can have a think about the night sky and things that we might see up in the sky at night, some of those twinkly twinkly stars and if you've got anything at home that might make a little jingly sound.

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Then you could find that and give it a little bit of a shake along with this song. So I'm going to sing twinkle twinkle little star twinkle.

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Twinkle little star how I wonder what you are the world so high, like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star? How I wonder what you are beautiful.

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Well done everybody, so I think we could probably get our bodies moving a little bit more now and we can have a little go wind. The bobbin up. This is one of my favorites.

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We're going to get our hands ready, give them a bit of a shake, get them ready, we're going to wind them up and wind them back again. Okay, let's go.

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Wind, the bobbin up wind, the bobbin up, pull, pull, clap, clap, clap wind it back again, wind it back again, pull pull, clap, clap, clap.

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Point to the ceiling point to the floor point to the window and point to the door: clap your hands together, one two three and put your hands upon your knee brilliant and some of you might have heard the version with the dinosaur as well. So we could have a little go at that one.

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There's a dinosaur! There's a dinosaur, quick, quick run, run, run there's another one. There's another one, quick run run run. There's one on the ceiling. There's one on the floor. There's one at the window, there's one by the door, clap.

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Your hands together.

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One two three and shout, mr dinosaur: you can't catch me: okay, you're doing a brilliant job at all the singing, so let's have a little think of the song we can sing next, you could do a little bit of a. Are you happy if you're happy and you know it which might be a nice one to think about today, so give our bodies a little bit of a shake again we're going to think about all the things that we can do to show that we're happy we're going to start by clapping our hands.

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So if you're happy and you know it clap your hands if you're happy- and you know it clap your hands if you're happy and you know it and you really want to show it if you're happy and you know it clap your hands.

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Okay, this time we're gonna nod our heads. If you're happy- and you know it nod your head, if you're happy- and you know it nod your head, if you're happy and you know it- and you really want to show it if you're happy- and you know it nod your head good job everyone.

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So this time we're going to touch our noses if you're happy- and you know it touch your nose if you're happy- and you know it touch your nose if you're happy and you know it, and you really want to show it if you're happy- and you know it touch your nose well done everyone, I'm so glad that you joined us today for our rhyme time here at paul.

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I hope you had great fun singing along and I hope we sang your favorite song today as well and don't forget all the libraries are open for you to come and visit us. So if you've run out of books to look at home and you'd like to find some more then come along and find find some new books to enjoy and we'd love to see you so we're just going to sing the goodbye song now and then that will be the end of our rhyme time and thank you for joining us today.

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Good bye, all the boys, goodbye all the girls goodbye everyone. It's great to see you here, bye, everyone have a lovely day.