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San Bruno Library Presents Once Upon a Time #19 "Jungle Stories" with Miss Rocky

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Storytime storytime.

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Story, time story time story, time again.

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Hi boys and girls, and welcome to San Bruno library, presents once upon a time I'm miss rocky and I work in the children's department at the library and today I'm going to read you some stories and we're going to sing some songs, but first, let's start with our introductory song and we're going to sing good evening today, if it's morning or if it's afternoon, you could always change it to morning afternoon or good evening, but today we're going to sing good evening. Are you ready? Alright, let's go good evening good evening.

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How are you, how are you very well I? Thank you very well I. Thank you. How about you? How about you very good? Let's do another song! How about the more we get together! I love this song. Can you sing it with me? Let's go 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.

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How about the more we read together, 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. So the more we read together, the happier we'll be very good. Now we're going to start with the first story. This is a nice story about a red-eyed tree frog.

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Do you see his eyes, the red, big red eyes? That's why he's called a red-eyed tree frog and he lives in the rain forest in evening- comes to the rain forest.

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The macaw and the toucan will soon go to sleep, but the red-eye tree frog has been asleep all day.

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Can you imagine sleeping all day.

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It wakes up hungry. What will it eat here is an iguana frogs. Do not eat iguanas.

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Do iguanas eat frogs? Well, the red-eyed tree frog does not wait to find out he hops on to another branch.

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The Frog is hungry, but it will not eat the ant and it will not eat. The catty did.

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Will it eat the caterpillar no way the caterpillar is poisonous now something moves near the frogs.

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Something slips and slithers along a branch. It's a hungry, boa snake. Oh you think it's gonna get the Frog ah the snake flicks its tongue. It tastes frog in the air. Look out frog. Is he gonna jump? Yes, he jumped good job frog.

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The frog lands on a leaf far away from the boa. What does the Frog see on the leaf? hmm I wonder ah he sees a moth huh crunch crunch crunch. He ate that moth right up.

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The tree frog is no longer hungry it climbs onto a leaf Wow nice.

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The red-eyed tree frog shuts its eyes and goes to sleep. Do you see that you see his eyes open now, they're closed, he had a long day and, as morning comes into the rainforest, the Frog is sleeping somewhere in the rainforest, be and.

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Nice story about the red-eyed tree frog right and it had some nice pictures too. Now we're going to talk about another animal that lives in the forest, and that is a chameleon. Do you see him in this picture?

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Well, if you don't that's what a chameleon does he hides, he can actually change the color of his skin to hide around the environment, the surroundings he lives in. That's why he's called a clever chameleon and he's right here? If you didn't see him we're going to read about him clever chameleon.

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Do you see him in this page? If not that's, okay, you can come to the library and check this book out and you can find him yourself in the jungle one fine day the creatures all came out to play parrot click to shiny beak. Let's play a game of hide-and-seek, I.

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Want a count, elephant cried and everyone went off to hide five. Four, three, two one ready or not here I come.

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Leopard with her pattered fur stretched out on a branch to her she blended with the jungle light and that helped her stay out of sight and the chameleon is also in this page. Can you find him I'll point them out to you on this page he's right here right on this branch, clever, chameleon, proud to ref towered high, could almost reach right to the sky. Her spotted coat shaped like leaves helped her to hide among the leaves, has elephant found anyone yet no everyone's hiding very well.

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Even the chameleons hiding in this page elephant searched high and low. He didn't know which way to go, but suddenly, to his delight, he spotted parrot small and bright. Well, he found someone he found the parrot and I see the chameleons in this page too. Can you find him I'll point him out to on this page he's right there small, but you can see him right. There he's camouflaged.

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Then a wrestling from the grass disturbed the pair as they walked past. Who goes there? Can you tell but Lions coat concealed him? Well, do you see lion.

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Elephant looked here and there, through the leaves and everywhere he saw some logs and gave a smile. One log looked like a crocodile.

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Stick insect hit on a twig when elephant who's, rather big, didn't see him sitting there and he squashed him unaware. There is almost got squashed. The game went on. He looked about leopard, giraffe and lion, they finally came out. Just one was left. He gave a shout wherever you are please come out. Is that the chameleon, you think ah a little voice said I'm here. The creature saw shape up here. Chameleon with his clever skin can hide himself in anything. You see him right there did you find him in this book.

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You can read it again and you can take a look. The end alright. So this is another book you can see and check out at the library. Now we're going to do one more book before break and we're going to sing this one and I brought my drum, and if you have a drum at home, you could use your drum at home and this one's called walking through the jungle. Okay, are you ready and you could repeat after me, walking through the jungle walking through the jungle walking through the jungle? What do you see?

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What do you see? I see I a lion, I see a lie and chasing after me, chasing after me floating on the ocean floating on the ocean. What do you see? What do you see? I see a whale I see a whale chasing after me chasing after me.

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Let's see what else is next swimming the river swimming in the river? What do you see hey? What do you see? I see a crocodile I see a crocodile chasing after me, chasing after me, Oh. What else is next trekking in the desert trekking in the desert? What do you see? What do you see? I see a snake I see a snake chasing after me chasing after me. How what's next, let's see running home for supper, running home for supper? Where have you been?

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Where have you been I've been around the world and back my drum is: is moving I've been around the world and back and guess what I've seen and guess what I've seen these are? All the animals she's seen all right.

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That was a fun book. Wasn't it ok? So now we're going to take a break. So if you have to go, get a drink of juice, come back and we'll read some more stories and salt and sing some more songs. All right, I'll see you in a little bit bye.

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It's great day, isn't it yeah too bad your boats, gonna sink at 1105.

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The credit fairy doesn't exist what it's make-believe. Nobody left anything under your pillow. If there's no credit fairy, then we'll make our credit score gone. We will, by doing things like paying our bills on time, there's no magic to improving your credit, but there's help and its free go to credit fairy org. What.

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Hi boys and girls welcome back now we're going to read another story, and this one is called watch out big bros coming. This is a funny book.

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Watch out big bros coming ah help squeaked a mouse he's coming who's coming asked the Frog big bro said the mouse he's rough and he's tough and he's big big said the Frog, but it hello, big. The mouth stretched out his arms as wide as they could go, this big he cried and he scampered off to hide.

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Ribbit ribbit look out croaked the Frog big bros, coming squawk, big, big bro, said frog, he's rough and he's tough and he's really big with it really big said the parrot. How big and the Frog stretched out his arms as wide as they could go, this big he cried and he hopped off to hide.

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Are they getting scared, I think so squat? What out said the parrot big brawls coming who's? He asked the chimpanzee, don't you know big bro asked the parrot he's rough and he's tough and he's ever so big. Ever so big said the chimpanzee, how big and the parent stretched out his wings as wide as they could go, ah this Bank he cried and he flapped off to hide. Oh.

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Look out whoop the chimpanzee big bruise coming big joe said the elephant. No, the chimpanzee big bro he's rough and he's tough and everybody knows how big bro is the elephant shook his head? I? Don't he said the chimpanzee stretched out his arms as wide as they could go. This big. He cried hmm that big ooh gulps the elephant. Let's hide.

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So there they all were hiding and waiting waiting and hiding. Where is he asked the elephant? Shh said the chimpanzee I, don't know why don't you creep out and take a look around whispered? The elephant not me said the chimpanzee squawk, not me and not me. It said the Frog all right said the mouse since are also frightened. I'll go.

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The mouse tiptoed from his hiding place ever so slowly and then he looked this way and then he looked the other way to see if he could see big bro and then he's coming he's coming. Shriek the mouth.

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haha Big bro came closer and closer and closer and they all covered their eyes. Oh Oh No whispered, the Frog help squawk gasps. The parrot I can hear something coming wind, the chimpanzee. It's him said the elephant, it's it's!

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It's big, bro shrieks, the mouse huh who is it who's, big bro, the animals open their eyes. huh Is that big bro asked the Frog he's tiny squawk said the parrot. Teeny-Weeny said the chimpanzee. He the mouth said the elephant, big bro looked up at them all, took a deep breath huh and he said boom.

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Did he scare everyone it looks like he did.

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Come on little bro said: big bro mom wants you back home now, Wow said the elephant shoe set the chimpanzee he's rough and tough said the Frog rough and tough said little bro. Looking back over his shoulder and I told you he was big V and who was big bro. It was little mouses, big brother, wasn't it, but he wasn't as big as everyone thought. That's a funny story. Oh right now we're going to sing a song called the monkey song teasing.

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Mr. crocodile- and here are the five monkeys. We got one two three four and five, and here we have a puppet. You know what a puppet is. It's kind of it's something that you can play with. You stick your hand in there. So this crocodile isn't real and here are the monkey swinging on the tree and they're teasing. Mr. crocodile, so are you ready to sing the song with me? Let's see he's going to play with the monkeys. Are you ready five little monkeys swinging in the tree teasing? Mr. crocodile can't catch me?

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Well, along comes mr. crocodile and snap. He takes one away and he's gonna put them right down and now how many are left 4. That's right! Four little monkeys swinging in the tree teasing mr. crocodile can't catch me along comes mr. crocodile slowly and he takes one away and snap mmm mr. crocodile he likes to play with the monkeys and how many do you see in the tree? Three: that's right! You ready three little monkeys swinging in the tree teasing mr. crocodile can't catch me along comes mr. Proctor dial, slowly and snap.

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He takes one away. How many are left on the tree? Two very good. Did you say two good job? Oh right, two little monkeys swinging in the tree teasing mr. crocodile can't catch me along comes mr. crocodile and snap. He takes one away and how many are left in the tree. One! That's right! One little monkey swinging in the tree teasing mr. crocodile can't catch me along comes mr.

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crocodiles, yep. He takes one away and how many are, in my in my hand, on the tree, zero, very good, and now mr. crocodile he's going to bring them back. Let's count one two.

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Three very good: are you counting with me four and one more mr. crocodile five now they're back on the tree to play again very good, very good, counting now we're going to put our monkeys and mr. crocodile right over here and next story, we're going to read is little gorilla.

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Do you see little gorilla.

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And where does little gorillas live in the forest right in the jungle once there was a little gorilla and everybody loved him.

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His mother loved him and his father loved him.

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His grandma and grandpa and his aunts and uncles loved him too, even when he was only one day old, everybody loved little gorilla.

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Pink butterfly flying through the forest and green parrot in his tree and red monkey in her tree all loved little gorilla.

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Even big boa constrictor thought little gorilla. Was nice Wow he's going to make lots of friends giraffe walking tall through the forest? Was there when little gorilla needed him think he helped him from falling? And young elephant and old elephant too came to see gorillas.

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Lion roared his loudest roar for him, I, think little gorillas playing with lion.

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Even old hippo took him wherever he wanted to go because she loved little gorilla just about everybody in the great green forest loved little gorilla, then one day something happened: little gorilla began to grow and grow and grow and grow and grow, and one day little gorilla was big and everybody came and everybody sang because it was his birthday happy birthday, little gorilla, b, & and everybody still loved him. Now it's the end, oh right, nice little story about gorillas. Well, thank you. So much for visiting me today.

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I had a great time and I hope you did too now it's time to say our goodbye song. Are you ready good bye, my friends goodbye, my friends, it's time to go it's time to go. It was very nice to be with all of you. Good, bye, good, bye, hope to see you at the library see you later bye.

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So sit me down and let the smell me.

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I'll, my myself in story time again.

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Storytime storytime.

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