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From YouTube: Live Wriggle & Rhyme

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Launching this week as part of #librariesweek. Free fun BCP Library sessions full of songs and rhymes for babies and their parents/carers. Broadcast live twice a week on Facebook and Youtube for everyone to enjoy.

Today's session comes live from Oakdale 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, everybody, um my name is anne and I work over at lovely oakdale library, where we're always pleased to see you um we're very friendly library and- and we love meeting our customers so today we're going to do a little um video for you of what we normally do at rhyme time. So off we go hello.

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All the boys, hello, all the girls, hello, everyone! It's good to see you here and today I've been thinking what we might do some rhymes about, and I think we might do some rhymes about animals to start with, and maybe some jungle animals, so we're gonna have a fink and think about which is our favorite animal and I'll. Give you a clue. This is my favorite animal, so we're gonna listen out and see when you can hear the lion roar.

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So this one is called way down in the jungle. So here we go way down in the jungle where nobody goes. There's a great big elephant, washing his clothes with a rubber dub here and a rubber that's the way he washes his clothes way down in the jungle where nobody goes. There's a great big parrot, washing his clothes with the rubber duck here and a rubber dub there that's the way he washes his clothes way down in the jungle where nobody goes.

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There's a great big lion, washing his clothes with a rubber dub here and a rubber dub there that's the way he washes his clothes.

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So that was good. Wasn't it so you can do that with all your favorite animals or you could do your favorite birds.

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So I thought what we'd do now is we're going to do another rabbity one, and this is one of my favorite ones- here's some books that maybe you could come and borrow another time, but the story is all about. Bunny rabbits and the one we're gonna do next is see the sleeping bunnies.

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I don't know whether you've done that one before so. If we do it together and then you can have a go. So this one is good because you've got to do it very quietly in the middle and then make a lot of sound at the end.

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So shall we go so we're going to do the sleeping bunnies, so you've got to get yourselves all cozy down ever so quiet and everybody goes on the floor like you're asleep, so you go to sleep and it's very, very quiet see the sleeping, barneys sleeping till it's noon.

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Shall we wake them with a merry tune? They're, so still, are they ill wake up soon?

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Wake up soon, how you doing little sleepy bunnies. Do you think you're gonna? Are you gonna wake up? Shall we wake you up? Hot little bunnies hop, hop, hop little bunnies hot little bunnies.

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That was brilliant, shall we do that one again, so that you can learn it? Maybe if it's the first time we've sung it so nice and quiet again, very, very still coming up like you're, fast, asleep and I'll see. If I can wake you all up again, are you ready? Is everybody cozy here we go, then nice and quiet see the sleeping, barney's sleeping till it's new.

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Shall we wake them with a merry tune? They're, so still, are they ill wake up soon? Wake up soon.

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Are you gonna wake up little bunnies, it's time to wake up hot little bunnies hop hop pop hop little bunnies hop hop pop hop little bunnies hop hop pop yay. Well done that was brilliant and now we've got another one that we like to sing here when we used to have our rhyme times- and I can share with you today and it's called- I had a little turtle and it's got two verses.

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So we've got a gentleman turtle and a lady turtle, so we're going to go into the turtle song in a moment and it goes like. I had a little turtle. His name was tiny tim. I put him in the bathtub to see if he could swim.

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He drank up all the water and ate up all the soap and now he's in his bed with a bubble in his throat bubble.

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I had a little turtle. Her name was tiny tina. I put her in the bathtub to see if she'd get cleaner, she drank up all the water. She ate up all the soap and now she's in her bed with a bubble in her throat.

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That was brilliant, well done. That was fantastic and I don't know about you, but I like a nice dinosaur and we're always very careful when we come into our library to make sure there aren't any dinosaurs about. So we've got a special song about seeing where the dinosaurs are and you can all join in and at the end, there's a good bit where we can all roar right at the very end.

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So let's go and do that shall we there's a dinosaur? There's a dinosaur look, look run, run, run, there's another one. There's another one look look run run, run, there's one on the ceiling and one on the floor. There's one at the window and one at the door, clap your hands together, one two three and shout mr dinosaur: you can't catch me.

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Should we see if we can do that, a little bit faster? Shall we make the dinosaur go a little bit faster here we go then there's a dinosaur. There's a dinosaur. Look look run, run, run, there's another one. There's another one look look run run, run, there's one on the ceiling, one at the floor, there's one at the window and one at the door, clap your hands together, one two three and shout mr dinosaur: you can't catch me yay. That was a good one. Wasn't it and I also like books about space.

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So again when you come in, we've got lots of books and stories that you can share about space and the first one. We're gonna sing is all about a space rocket and it's called zoom zoom zoom and then after we do that, should we see if there's some men in a flying saucer? What do you think so? We'll start with the space rocket and the space rockets? Noise goes zoom and it goes zoom, zoom zoom we're going to the moon, zoom zoom zoom we'll get there very soon.

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Five, four three two one lift off yay gonna. Do that one again: zoom zoom zoom we're going to the moon, zoom zoom zoom, we'll get there very soon. Five four three two one liftoff yay and now we're gonna do five little men who are in their flying saucer and see what they can see.

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Maybe they've come from a planet called mars. What do you think? Let's sing the song and see what we think five little men in a flying, saucer flew round the world one day they looked left and right, but they didn't like the sight. So one man flew away whoosh four little men in their flying saucer flew around the world one day they looked left and right, but they didn't like the sight.

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So one man flew away whoosh three little men in the flying, saucer flew round the world one day they looked left and right, but they didn't like the sight. So one man flew away whoosh two little men in the flying, saucer flew round the world one day they looked left and right, but they didn't like the sight. So one man flew away whoosh one little man in his flying saucer flew around the world one day he looked left and right, but he didn't sight the sight so that man flew away whoosh.

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So that was a good one and while we're talking about space, can you remember one more that might be a story or song about space? Is it twinkle twinkle little star?

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Shall we do twinkle twinkle little star and that's a nice cozy one as well? Isn't it so? Shall we get ourselves all ready and we're gonna do twinkle twinkle little star twinkle twinkle little star? How I wonder what you are up above the clouds so high, like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star?

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How I wonder what you are and we're gonna do, maybe one more now, which is my favorite one, and it is called old macdonald and he has a farm and old macdonald. He doesn't only have sheeps and sheep and goats and pigs. He might have some more exotic animals now, so we shall we start singing and see what he's got on his farm. Here we go, then old macdonald had a farm e-I-e-I-o and on that farm he had a shark e-I-e-I-o.

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With a snap snap here and a slap snap there here, a snap there, a snap everywhere, a snap snap, old macdonald had a farm e-I-e-I-o and on that farm he had a lion e-I-e-I-o with a rower here and a rat there here, a rock there everywhere, macdonald had a farm e-I-e-I-o and on that farm he had a pig e-I-e-I-o with a here.

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Old macdonald had a farm e-I-e-I-o and on that farm he had a parrot e-I-e-I-o.

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So when you're at home, maybe you can think of all the animals that you like as well, and you can sing a little song about them. So that's all we've got time for today from oakdale library. So I'm just going to say goodbye to everybody and come see us when you can it'd be lovely to see. Families um you'd be very, very welcome and I hope you've learned some new songs today so now's the time to say goodbye.

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All the boys good bye, all the girls good, bye everyone. It was good to see you here, bye, bye from oakdale library. Thank you for listening.

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