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San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #52
Miss Rocky reads stories about Food!

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Storytime storytime.

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Hi and welcome to once upon a time story time at San, Bruno library, I, miss rocky and I work in the children's department at sanrio library and today, I'm going to read you some stories and sing some songs. My theme today, the books I have to reach you today is about food and eating someone healthy. So, let's start with our hello song, ready hello, my friends, hello, my friends: how are you, how are you very well I? Thank you very well I. Thank you. How about you? How about you very good now clap with me?

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Okay, the next song that we're going to sing is the more we get together, ready, the more we get together together together, the more we get together. The happier we'll be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends. So the more we get together, the happier we'll be very good. How about we sing the more we read together. Let's do it the more we read together together together, the more we read together, the happier we'll be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends.

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So the more we read together, the happier we'll be very good. Let's do one more action rhyme and this one's called open, shut them. Okay, let's do it open, shut them, open, shut them, give a little clap, clap, clap, open, shut them open, shut and put them on your lap, lap lap very good right. So my first story is called: bear wants more. What do you think he wants more of hmm we're going to find out, and this was by karma Wilson.

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Bear wants more.

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When springtime comes in his warm winter, den, a bear wakes up very hungry and thin.

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He waddles outside and roots all around. He digs the paws fresh shoots from the ground.

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He nibbles on his lawn till the last blade is gone, but the bear wants more.

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Mouse campers, by with his acorn pale, come along mouse squeaks to strawberry veil, so up Mouse hops and on bit big bear's back. They Tromp through the woods for a fresh fruit, snack.

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The berries grow, sweet and they eat eat eat, but the bear wants more.

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The noon Sun glows when a long hops, hair good day, friend mouse. How do you do friend, Bear I'm, hungry roars, bear hair says follow me. There's a fresh clover patch by the Cottonwood dream.

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They nibble on their lunch with a crunch crunch crunch, but guess what bear wants more he's, still hungry badger shuffles by with his new fishing pole. There's a fine fish feast at the old fishing hole they head to the pond and they sit by the shore. Bear catches, fish.

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But he still wants more.

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Meanwhile, back at the big bear's den wait, gopher and mole with Raven and when they bake honey, cakes, they decorate the lair. It's springtime party for their good friend bear.

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Bear rubs at his tummy, he smells something yummy and he still wants more.

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Bear sniffs and he snuffles as a sweet, breeze blows he Rob's to his home and he follows his nose. His friends yell surprise when he gets to his den, but there is so big that.

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He can't fit in bear wails Oh. What luck I am stuck stuck stuck in my own front door.

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Mouse squeaks poor bear as he's wedged too tight hair tugs, Raven pushes with all of their might Badgers gets a stick and he pries so hard.

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The bear pops out and he lands in his yard since bear- is so wide they party outside and guess what he still wants. More.

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Bear opens presents and he gobbles honey cakes. He eats so much that his big tummy aches.

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He snuggles in the grass and he snores big snores. He is full full full, but his friends want more who eat old food. The bear that's right because he wanted war. The end and that's bear wants more okay, we're going to do a song and it's called ten little fingers and they all belong to me. It goes like this. I have ten little fingers, they all belong to me. I can make them do things. Would you like to see I can make them go up? High I can make them go down.

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Low I can spin them around and fold them like. So alright do that with me all right, I have ten little fingers. They all belong to me. I can make them do things. Would you like to see I can make them jump up? High I can make them go down. Low I can spin them around and fold them like so very good all right. So my next story, one of my favorite stories I, will never not ever eat a tomato.

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Do you like tomatoes, I, didn't used to like them now I do there's a big tomato I will never not ever eat a tomato by Lauren child.

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Is Charlie and the little sister is Lola I have this little sister lola? She is small and very funny. Sometimes I have to keep an eye on her, sometimes mom, and dad asked me to give lola her dinner. This is difficult because she is a very fussy. Eater.

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Lola won't eat carrots. Of course she says carrots are for rabbits, I say what about peas. Lola says: peas are too small and green. One day, I played a good trick on her.

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Lola was sitting at the table waiting for her dinner and she said: I do not eat peas or carrots or potatoes or mushrooms or spaghetti or eggs or sausages. I do not eat cauliflower or cabbage or baked beans or bananas or oranges, and I am not fond of apples or rice or cheese or fish sticks and I absolutely will never eat a tomato. My sister hates tomatoes and I said that is lucky because we are not having any of those things.

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We are not going to eat any peas or carrots or potatoes or mushrooms or spaghetti or eggs or sausages. There will be no cauliflower or cabbage, oh or baked beans, or bananas or oranges. We don't have any apples or rice or cheese or fish sticks, and certainly no tomatoes.

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Lola looked at the table, then, why are these carrots there, charlie I, don't ever eat carrots and I said? Oh, you think these are carrots. These are not carrots. These are orange twiglets from Jupiter. They look just like carrots to me said Lola, but how can they be carrots? I, said carrots don't grow on Jupiter, that's true said: Lola well, I might just try one charlie if they are all the way from Jupiter, mmm not bad. She said and she took another bite.

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Then Lola saw some peas, I, don't eat. Peas, Charlie said Lola. I said these are not peas, Lola of course they're. Not! These are green drops from Greenland. There are made out of green and fall from the sky, but I don't eat green beans. Lola said: oh.

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Goody I said I'll have your share. Green drops are so incredibly rare, said Charlie. Well, maybe I'll nibble, just one or two said Lola Oh said Lola. These are quite tasty.

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Next Lola saw the potato: I will not eat potato, so don't even try not even mashed. Oh.

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This isn't mashed potatoes said Charlie. People often think that, but no this is cloud fluff from the pointiest peak of Mount, Fuji Oh, said Lola and that case a large helping for me, whoo I love to eat clouds.

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Charlie she said those look like fish sticks and I would never eat a fish. Stick I know that Lola these are not fish sticks. These are ocean. Nibbles from the supermarket under the sea. Mermaids eat these all the time. Oh I went to that supermarket one time with mom, yes, I know the ones I think I've had them before.

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mmm Are there any more.

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And then she said charlie, will you pass me one of those and I said what one of those and Lola said. Yes, charlie. One of those I couldn't believe my eyes, because guess what she was pointing at the tomatoes and I said. Are you sure really one of these and she said yes, of course, Charlie moon squirters are my favorite.

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You didn't think they were tomatoes. Did you Charlie be and all right? What good listeners you are we're going to take a break and the next time I see you will read more stories and sing. More songs, see you in a little bit.

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Hi and welcome back, I miss rocky and I'm going to read you some more stories, I'm going to sing some songs. Let me read you a story next and it's called the surprise garden by zoe hall.

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We're planting the seeds for a surprise garden. Can you guess what we will grow.

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We don't know it's a surprise. First, we use our trowel and rake to loosen the soil.

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Mom has given us each a handful of all kinds of seeds. Look at all the different shapes and sizes.

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We poke the seeds into the soil one by one and we have painted sticks, different colors to mark the different kinds of seeds.

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Then, when we water the seeds and wait for our surprise garden to grow.

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Soon, the seeds sprout into small green shoots.

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We water the plants and the Sun warms them. Our garden grows and grows on some plants. Flowers, bloom.

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Before long, the petals fall off and surprise, we see peas and beans and squash.

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On some plants leaves grow close to the ground, surprise, we see spinach and lettuce and who else is enjoying the lettuce here, the doggie or the rabbit, and what is growing here surprise we see broccoli and cauliflower is anything growing here.

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Surprise. We find carrots and radishes they're growing under the ground.

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Here is the longest plant in our garden. Do you know what that is flowers bloomed on this plant too? If you said watermelon you're right surprise, we find a big watermelon.

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Here is the tallest plant in our garden. Surprise, it's a sunflower and it is full of tasty seeds.

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All summer long, the food and our surprise garden ripens we like to pick the food and eat it too surprise or having a garden party.

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The end and that's the surprise garden: do you all like fruits and vegetables I? Think that's wonderful! If you do I always tell my daughter that you should try everything once just so you know for sure. If you don't like it or not, ok we're going to sing the next song. It's called one potato two potato and it's an action rhyme with your hand.

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So if you can make two fists and we're going to stack our potatoes like this ready, one potato, two potato three potato: four: five: potato: six: potato: seven potatoes more counting my potatoes as I stack them up so high I, mash them all together and we make a potato pie great. Let's do it!

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Let's do it now that our fruit or vegetable, how about strawberry, strawberry pies, mmm one strawberry, two strawberry, three strawberry, 45, strawberries, six Strawbridge, seven strawberries, more counting my strawberries as I stack them up so high I mesh them all together and we make a strawberry pie very good. You can do this at home and play with your friends and your brother or sister. Okay. Let's do another story and this one's called market day and some of you go to the supermarket to get your fruits and vegetables and some people go to a farmers market.

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So this is about a farmers market and this is by Lois Ehlert.

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Red rooster crows: it's early, morn, get out of bed. The chickens need corn.

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Pull up some carrots shake off the dirt pack, the tomatoes and tuck in your shirt.

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Feed the red rooster turkey and goose, lock the gate tight, so they won't get loose.

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Load up the truck and we're ready to go.

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Pass the birds that perch in the trees pass the snakes that Sun in the breeze.

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Past fishes and frogs that swim near the bridge and pass the sheep that graze on the ridge seems like they're traveling far to get to the market, we're all going to the market.

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It's in the town square, so this markets outside.

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To buy and to so that's why we go there.

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Here is the market where we work and play.

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Till the Sun Goes Down at the end of the day.

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Then we load up chug over the ridge, go down the road and drive over the bridge.

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Pass the trees wheels turning fast and pass the fields.

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Were home at last, let's eat.

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There's all the pictures that all that you saw in the book and you can check this book out of the library- mmm let's eat well, I, think after talking about fruits and vegetables, let's do a song about chocolate and we sing this song at story time. We sing it at English and Spanish, I'm just going to sing it in english and we're going to pretend we have a big pot where we're cooking our chocolate, our hot chocolate and we're stirring it, and it goes like this.

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123123123 lock one two three chocolate chocolate beat and beat the chocolate chocolate chocolate beat and beat the chocolate very good. Let's do that one more time, let's do a little faster one. Two three one, two three one, two three one, two three thick chocolate chocolate beat and beat the chocolate chocolate chocolate be to beat the chocolate very good or we have so much fun when we do this at story time, you have to come visit us. We have story times monday nights at seven, Tuesday's, bilingual, english and spanish at eleven-fifteen and then on Thursdays.

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We have toddler story time at eleven-fifteen, so come visit it at the library. Okay, now it's time to say goodbye. Thank you! So much for being such good listeners good, find my friends good, find my friends it's time to go it's time to go. It was very nice used to be with all of you good, bye, good, bye!

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Thank you and see you at the library.

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So sit me down and let the smell begin.

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I'll mine myself in storytime again.

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Storytime storytime.

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