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From YouTube: Rain and Snow Storytime with Ms Barbara

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Welcome to pre-recorded San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Thursday January 6, 2022 with Miss Barbara! Our next live storytime will be Tuesday January 11, 2022 right here on the City of San Bruno YouTube Channel. If you subscribe, you will be notified when we go live, or you can always find the link to our next storytime at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org, and many eResources for kids at kids.sanbrunolibrary.org! This storytime is intended for the private use of this audience only and is not for commercial distribution.

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Hello, my friends, I'm miss barbara and I'm so happy to welcome you to story time. Today we are going to be reading some snow and rain books today and that's going to be a lot of fun, singing some songs and rhymes. So I hope you'll stick around and share those with me. We have lots of books about rain and snow at the library, pretend books and fact books and I hope you'll come get some all right. Let's get started, you can always find our next story time at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org.

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Tell your grown-up about that: okay! So let's get started, we're glad.

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You're here today we're 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 hold the mario we're glad you're here today, yay and how about.

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The more we get together, the happier we'll be.

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The more we get together together together, the more we get together, the happier we'll be cause your friends are my friends and my friends are your friends, the more we get together, the happier we'll be good job.

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Okay, let's start out with snow. This is one of my favorite books, it's by yuri schulevitz, and it is published by farrar, strauss and giroux. It's a book. That's been around for a while. I just love it snow.

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Don't you want to play in the snow except the skies are gray, the rooftops are gray, the whole city is gray.

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Then one snowflake right there does anyone notice.

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I don't think anyone notices.

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Here's someone who noticed it's snowing says boy with dog.

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It's only one snowflake said grandfather with beard.

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Then two snowflakes, it's snowing, said boy with dog.

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It's nothing said man with hat.

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Then three snowflakes, it's snowing, says boy with dog. It will melt. It says woman with her umbrella.

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A few snowflakes float down and melt, but as soon as one snowflake melts another one takes its place.

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No snow says radio.

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No snow says television.

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But snowflakes don't listen to radio snowflakes, don't watch television.

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All snowflakes know is snow, snow and snow.

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Coming down in front of the bookstore mother, goose books, snowflakes, keep coming and coming and coming.

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That looks like snow to me. What do you think? Circling and swirling spinning and twirling dancing playing there and there.

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Floating floating through the air.

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Falling falling everywhere.

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And roof tops, grow, lighter and lighter. It's snowing says boy with dog.

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The rooftops are white.

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The whole city is white.

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Snow says the boy.

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Snowflakes snowflake snowflake in the sky. Can you imagine all the snowflakes.

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Falling snowflake snowflake in the sky, love to watch you floating by down. You fall upon the ground down. You fall without a sound snowflake snowflake in the sky, love to watch you floating by.

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When the snow falls and there's no wind, it just comes down like this snowflake.

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Snowflake in the sky, love to watch you floating by down. You fall upon the ground down. You fall without a sound snowflake snowflake in the sky, love to watch you floating by snowflake snowflake in the sky, love to watch you floating by down. You fall upon the ground down. You fall without a sound snowflakes snowflake in the sky, love to watch you floating by.

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Good job now, let's move on from snow to what we usually have here. In the winter time, rain rain rain drops roll. Now I have some real pictures of rain.

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This is by april police sayre, published by beach lane books rain is coming. You can feel it in the air. Oh, who likes the rain. The frogs. Definitely like the rain, the sky darkens with storm.

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Insects take cover a firefly below a leaf a fly inside of a pod.

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Rain plops it drops look at those shiny, wet leaves.

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It patters it spatters.

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Rain waters and washes and weighs down makes the leaves and the grass bend down with its heavy drops.

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It thuds makes mud. Oh look at the salamander likes the mud.

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The snails and slugs like it too, don't they, it fills it. Spills makes a waterfall fills the creek.

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Yet raindrops remain, they gather they glob.

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Raindrops bangles mark angles.

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The light catching in the rain drops they cling to curves curves of a spider's web and cover cocoons.

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Raindrops settle they slip, they dot, they drip.

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They magnify and mingle there's our banana slug and moisten. They moisten the mushrooms.

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Raindrops reflect.

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They reveal raindrops highlight what is red.

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And when the sun shines.

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Raindrops slowly dry.

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And here is a splash of science that you can read. If you check out this book, did you know that we have a list of all the books that we read in our story times? You can find them in our staff, put pics section on our website and we have a link to it from our storytime.sanbrenolibrary.org page. You can place a hold or see what we have in the library and come pick up some new books, all right rain.

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Is falling? Rain is falling from the sky from the sky, put up my umbrella, put up my umbrella, nice and dry.

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Nice and dry, so this is a great little song to do with a scarf. Do you have a scarf sitting around in your house? Maybe it's a scarf that you wear when you go outside to stay warm or maybe you have a towel or a kleenex that you can use and pretend it's a scarf. Let's make our rain fall with the scarf rain is falling.

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Rain is falling from the sky from the sky, put up my umbrella, put up my umbrella, nice and dry nice and dry good job very good. That's very good good work.

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Okay, what do we have? Next? We have another rain story. This is called blue on blue. This is by diane white and pictures by beth, crumbs.

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And it's published by beech lane books blue on blue.

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You see the dog and the cat looking at each other.

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Cotton clouds morning light blue on blue white on white, see all the blues and the different colors of white and gray and brown green and red.

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Singing swinging outdoor play white on blue on sunny day hanging out the sheets to dry.

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Clouds swell winds blow boulder weather changes and air gets colder, whoo better, take the laundry in so it doesn't get wet gray on gray, dark and glooming black on black. A storm is looming. Here comes the water, the rain over the ocean.

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Have you ever seen that have you ever seen rain on the bay or over the ocean? It's pretty cool, thunder, lightning, raging, roaring hide under the covers rain. On rain on rain is pouring rain on rain on rain.

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Streaming gushing racing rushing rain on rain on rain. It's filling up the rain barrels coming down the eaves rain on rain pounding hounding, noisy sounding dripping, dropping never stopping.

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Rain on rain on rain, then.

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Winds shift drops drip.

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Drip drop, drip drop slowly slowly.

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Slowly, stopping.

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Stop, I don't need my umbrella.

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There's our froggy.

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Sun sneaks back and warms the air.

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Muddy muddy, oh, who likes the muddy muddy. Oh, who likes to root around in the mud. Pigs do for sure muddy muddy everywhere. Everyone can play in the mud. There's lots of mud, squish, squelch, squirts, squelch, scorch,.

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Sun sets goodnight sun.

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Rises, golden glow everyone's had their bath.

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It's getting to be time to go to bed.

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Glitter stars twinkling light.

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Silver night, the silver night under the stars, what makes the night silver the stars, the moon, good night.

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I have a rhyme about the man on the moon, the man on the moon. Here's the moon, the moon shining makes everything silvery. Doesn't it the man on the moon?

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Looked out of the moon, looked out of the moon and said it's time for all the children on earth to think about going to bed the man in the moon, the man in the moon looked out of the moon and said it's time for all the children on earth to think about going to bed the man in the moon, the man in the moon looked out of the moon and said it's time for all the children on earth to think about going to bed very good.

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That brings us to the end of our rain and snow story time. I hope that you have a nice dry day and maybe some sunshine and maybe some rain- to make the flowers grow.

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We'll see you next time, you can always find our story times here on storytime.sanbrinolibrary.org and learn about our programs on our website. We have a list of books for you that we read during story time and that's on our story. Time, page too, and you can always call us or drop by, we hope to see you soon.

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Well, it's time to.

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Wave goodbye to our friends, 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. Oh I.

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Almost forgot, I have the sun for you here we go hold out your hand.

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There you go. Let me do one on myself. Here we go there, it is the sun.

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Sunny days to you, we'll see you soon.