City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 29 Mar 2022

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime March 29, 2022

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday March 29, 2022 with Miss Barbara! On Thursday March 31, 2022 we will have a live Zoom storytelling session with Storyteller Muriel Johnson. To register for the link, go to storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org. Ms. Johnson will be presenting stories every Thursday in February and March to celebrate Black History Month.This storytime is intended for the private use of this audience only and is not for commercial distribution.

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Hello, everyone welcome to live streaming story time. I'm miss barbara with the san bruno public library. We're live streaming here every tuesday morning at 11 o'clock and then also we have one more session of live storytelling on zoom with storyteller muriel johnson. You can get the link by going to our website storytime.sanbrinolibrary.org and sign up for the zoom link for that it really is special. So if you haven't been able to see her story time live, I urge you to join us and uh the link the video will be posted here.

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But when you join us live you can talk with her as well so excited to be here with you got some great stories. Let's get started we're glad you're here today we're.

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Glad you're here today, hi ho the mario we're glad you're here today. We're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today, hi ho the mario we're glad you're here today, yay.

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Thanks for joining me, I have some fun stories about birds this morning. I don't know why I was in a mood to read about birds. I just love birds, maybe because it's spring and you can hear them tweeting outside.

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I am a bird. This is by hope, lim illustrated by haiwan, yum and hope lim actually lives here in san francisco, that's kind of cool. I am a bird. Do you ever pretend to be a bird? What kind of bird do you pretend to be? What are you doing when you pretend to be a bird? How do you do that.

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What's happening here, she's going for a ride on the bike, I am a bird.

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It's flapping her wings and flying on the bike.

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Sometimes riding a bike feels like being a bird. Every morning I fly like a bird on daddy's bike.

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Car I sing like a bird on the way to school.

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Looks like she's flying with the seagulls we see seagulls here. They make sounds like that. Sometimes they go right right.

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People wave and smile, hello and the birds sing back coco.

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One morning I see a woman with a blue coat and a big bag. She is walking very fast.

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There's some birds: there's the woman in the blue coat.

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Hello: everyone, hello.

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But she does not wave, she does not smile.

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I wonder why the next morning I see her again with the same blue coat the same big bag.

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I do not smile. I do not wave.

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She has a big brownie face.

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I turn and look back and I wonder: what's inside the bag, where is she going? Why doesn't she smile and wave.

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Everyone else does everyone else: smiles and waves.

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Day after day, my bird song stops when I spot the blue dot in the distance.

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Daddy, I don't like her. Oh she's, just a lady taking a walk.

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But what if she's not?

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I hide behind daddy's back when we pass her.

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One morning we are late for school and we don't pass the woman, the woman in the blue coat. Where is she then near the end of the park? I see her. What is she.

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Doing can you see what she's doing what is all around her when we get closer? I hear her.

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Doing she's got birds everywhere, she's talking to the birds, she's feeding, the birds, she's, whispering a song to the birds.

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I turn and look until she sees me. I smile and wave.

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I am a bird again and now I know she is just like me.

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We are birds, cocoa, tweet, tweet,.

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No, the really of like a favorite song about being a bird. It's called uh fly through my window, or sometimes it's called little bird, so we have a version of it on this cd at the library by pete seeker birds, beats birds, beasts bugs and fishes. This is a great music cd, with lots of animal songs, great songs for singing in the car on a road trip. It's a really long, cd with 28 songs.

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No, it's got like it's got like 60 songs on it. It's really good cd for the car and on this one he calls it fly through my window and then we also have it on this cd elizabeth mitchell, more more recent cd and the name of this cd is called. You are my little bird and she calls it little bird little bird on this cd.

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This is also a beautiful cd, so you can check those out at the library for sure this is a play song. So if you look it up, there's um ways that you can get kids in a ring and have them go under the arches. When you have little birds fly through my window, but it's a simple song. It's little bird little bird fly through my window. Little bird little bird fly through my window. Little bird little bird fly through my window and find molasses candy.

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Why find molasses candy? I don't know it's just a fun song all right. It goes like this little.

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Bird little bird fly through my window. Little bird little bird fly through my window. Little bird little bird fly through my window and find molasses candy fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window, my sugar lump and find molasses candy.

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Now you can take the song and substitute the name of a bird, so maybe we can start out with the seagull, because there's lots of sequels in this book right here, all right, seagull.

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Seagull fly through my window: seagull seagull fly through my window. Seagull seagull fly through my window and find molasses candy fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window, my sugar lump and find molasses candy.

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How about another bird, maybe a robin robin robin.

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Fly through my window, robin robin fly through my window, robin robin fly through my window and find molasses candy fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window, my sugar lump and find molasses.

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Candy, let's see one more, maybe the crow there's lots of crows around here. Aren't there in san bruno okay.

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Crow crow fly through my window grow crow fly through my window, grow crow fly through my window and find molasses. Candy fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window. My sugar lump fly through my window, my sugar lump and find molasses candy good job.

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That's a fun little song, okay, the next bird book I have for you is called little birds day and this is by sally morgan and the pictures are by johnny or orcaccia malibure, and this is about a bird and little bird's day and it's about the kind of birds and animals that you would find in australia.

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So in the back, if you borrow this book, you can see all the different animals that are featured in this book: the lizard, a snake, a crane, a dog, a dingo, a kangaroo, an echidna, a long neck turtle, a freshwater prawn or shrimp.

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And it's drawn in a australian indigenous style. The author says the author. Sally morgan belongs to the pali cute paliku people from the eastern pilbara region of western australia.

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All right little bird, let's find out about little birds day little birds day.

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Here comes sun, rising and shining time to stretch little bird time to sing the world alive. When you get up early, do you hear the birds singing.

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I warble with sun to wake the lazy sleepers.

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All the sleepers come out all the animals.

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Here comes wind, blowing and gusting time to eat little bird time to feast in the flowers.

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That looks like a eucalyptus tree: those are native to australia. We have them here too.

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Here comes cloud huffing and puffing time to play little bird time to spin across the sky.

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I glide with cloud to chase my feathery friends. All the birds in the sky chasing each other here comes rain, falling and splashing time to bathe little bird time to sparkle, with freshness all the sparkly raindrops.

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I flutter with rain to wash my fuzzy feathers, flutter flutter.

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Here comes dusk, gliding and sighing time to fly little bird time to join a nightfall roost.

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I journey with dusk to find a welcoming tree.

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Here comes moon, glowing and whispering time to rest little bird time to settle with your family.

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I nestle with moon and I dream I'm flying among the stars.

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Night, all the little birds.

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And that is little bird's day yay all right. Let's sing our rainbow song together before we finish up story time rainbow around me.

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What are all the colors that you see outside your house when you walk to school or when you go to the store? What color are the cars? Are you seeing flowers, orange and yellow and pink red and white?

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Take a look at the colors around you.

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When I look outside my window, there's a world of color, I see little dd outside my window. There's a world of color. I see rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me and the sky outside my window is as blue as blue can be fiddle. Dee dee outside my window, it's as blue as blue, can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round of me rainbow rainbow rainbow around me and the sun outside my window is as yellow as yellow can be fiddle.

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Dee dee outside my window, it's as yellow as yellow can be, and the sky is, as blue as blue can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me and the grass outside my window is as green as green can be little dd outside my window. It's as green as green can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me yay good job.

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Well, I hope you'll join me for story time uh we'll be having live streaming story time next week, but really join me for story time on thursday live via zoom with storyteller muriel johnson. We have one more session of that before we start baby signing time on april 14., so don't miss it. It's really great.

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Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends.

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Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends! Well, it's time to wave goodbye, give a wave and say goodbye! Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends, yay.

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Good job- oh, I have my stamp here here.

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We go, it's a whale this time all.

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Right here we go.

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Put it right there, a little whale little blue whale.

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All right see you next time.