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From YouTube: Earth and Space Storytime with Ms Barbara

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Welcome to this pre-recorded San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Thursday January 13, 2022 with Miss Barbara! Our next livestream storytime will be Tuesday January 18, 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, welcome to san bruno libraries story time. I'm so happy to see you today. My name is miss barbara and I'm going to read some stories and share some songs with you. I have some fun things about our planet earth and about mars. So we'll imagine going to mars that'll be fun together. You can always find our story. Time links at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org, where we have this story, links to the story, time plus a lot of other archive story times and our story times, air on the city of san bruno's, youtube channel.

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So if you subscribe to the channel you'll get notified when we go live thanks for joining me today, you can always reach us at sam at sbpl at plsinfo.org, or give us a call at 650-616-7078.

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And you can find all that all the information about the library and more at our website, san bruno library, dot, org all right. Let's get started yay we're.

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Glad 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 ho the mario we're glad you're here today, good job, you know what the more we get together, the happier we'll be the more we get together together together, the more we get together.

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

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Okay, what's our.

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First story: all right: let's start here on earth. This is by g, brian karis,.

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And it's published by putnam and suns.

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There is the sun and the what is that? That's right.

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It's the earth on earth. We go for a giant ride in space, spinning.

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Like a merry-go-round.

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The earth spins on its axis- that is the imaginary line right here between the poles and it spins and circles the sun in a great sweep. There's the sun.

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We face the sun, its light and warmth as we live our days.

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Shadows get long as days roll into night. We have some really nice long shadows in the winter time. Right now, don't we at night we turn away from the sun and see a universe of stars and planets.

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Well, we dream of what we can do tomorrow.

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While we spin, we also travel in an orbit around the sun, we move around the sun august september october november december january february march april may june july august, so that by the time we get back to where we started, we are one year older. How many times have you been around the sun?

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We count months as we grow in 12 months a year has gone by look at this little plant getting.

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These buds flowers getting taller losing its leaves again. The child has gotten.

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Bigger too years go by day by day, we count them with calendars and with candles.

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Happy birthday.

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The earth tilts on its axis.

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When we lean toward the sun, we're warmer when we lean away or colder.

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When our part of the world points towards the sun it's summer and when our part of the world points away from the sun, it is winter seasons in the northern hemisphere. So when the right now we're in the winter and the earth is pointed, the northern part of the earth is pointed away from.

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In the southern part,.

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That's pointed toward the sun it's summer, so in australia, it's summer right now our seasons change from summer to autumn and winter to spring, when the earth's top side leans away from the sun, there's winter above the equator and summer below see how that looks.

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In winter, the days get shorter and the nights are longer by spring. The days get filled with sunlight.

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We spin and we circle rotate and revolve, but we don't fall off. Gravity holds us.

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Gently slowly around and around we hold out our arms as we glide through the universe.

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We fly through space as night becomes day summer becomes winter and years go by there. We are there's the earth and all the other planets going around the sun.

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And some facts about the earth. The earth is a ball. It is a sphere. There is an imaginary line around the center of the earth called the equator. The earth spins like a top. It rotates around an imaginary line that goes from top to bottom. The earth's axis the earth revolves around the sun in a big oval orbit.

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There are imaginary points on the earth's top and bottom, the north pole and the south pole and gravity is the force that holds us to the earth.

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So we have lots of story, books about the earth and the planets and lots of fact books about the earth and the planets also, and what makes the seasons you can learn a lot more with the books at the library. So I recommend you come check them out. We have books for little kids and we have books for big kids and we have books for grownups all on these subjects: lots of really good ones.

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Okay, now we are talking about the polls, so my next book is about that a polar bear in the snow, but first, let's do a little rhyme about the moon, going around the earth and the earth going around the sun, all right: here's our earth! You got your earth ready, okay and here's, our moon.

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The moon goes around the earth. The moon goes round the earth hi-ho, the mario, the moon, goes round the earth. Okay.

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And now we've got the sun and the earth. The earth goes round.

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The earth goes round the sun hi-ho, the mario. The earth goes round the sun.

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And since I only have two hands you have to imagine the moon still going around the earth all the way around. Let's do that again. There's our earth.

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The moon goes round the earth. The moon goes around the earth hi ho the mario, the moon goes round the earth all right, you're ready. Here's, our sun, the earth goes around the sun. The earth goes around the sun, hi-ho, the mario. The earth goes round the sun good job all right.

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Now, what do we got? Oh polar bear in this note, I already told you this is by mac barnett with art by sean harris. They are a local author and illustrator. They live nearby here in the bay area.

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And this is published by candlewick books, a polar bear.

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In the snow there is a polar bear in the snow. Can you see it.

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Still asleep, oh, he lifts his nose to sniff the air.

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He awakens think two eyes.

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There is a polar bear in the snow.

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Where is he going where's.

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The polar bear going.

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Is he going to visit the seals.

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Or or they're wearing their winter coats, all white.

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Not hungry, is he going to hunker in a cave?

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Oh, that's a good word hunker in a cave. That means.

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In a cave, no, his fur protects him from the storm. There's some arctic foxes in the cave, though,.

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Is he going to meet a man, hello.

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No he's not going to meet a man.

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Oh where's, the polar bear going.

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He is going to the sea.

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He wants to play, let's play, let's play in the.

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And when he is done playing, he climbs back onto the snow.

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Where will he go then? Where do.

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You think where will the polar bear go then?

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Who knows that's up to you to write that part of the story.

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Where does the polar bear go next into the snow.

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The end, the polar bear in the snow.

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Okay, I have a little snowman rhyme for us.

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We've got a snowman. Can you build a snowman?

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How how high is your snowman going to be it's going to be three big snowballs high one, two, three, all right, a friendly little snowman with a carrot for its nose there, it is, can you imagine it a friendly little snowman with a carrot.

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For its nose, a long came what along came a bunny and what do you suppose.

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That hungry little bunny looking for its lunch, ate that snowman's carrot, nose, munch munch, munch.

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A friendly snowman with a carrot.

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Nose along came a bunny, and what do you suppose that hungry little bunny looking for its lunch ate that snowman's carrot nose, munch, munch, munch.

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That's fun all right, so we've been on earth. We've been to the um earth's poles to see this the polar bear. Now, what do you think how about if we leave earth and we go look for life on mars? This is called life on mars by john agee, and we have read two books about real things.

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What do you think do you think this book is going to be a real book.

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There's the rocket going to oh looks like the moon. Maybe it's going past the moon yeah to mars. There's earth.

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This is published by dial books for young readers.

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I am on mars. I have traveled a long way from earth and I am here to find.

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Life, everybody thinks I'm crazy. Nobody believes there's life on mars, but I do- and I just know that I am going to find it.

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What do you see.

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So far, mars looks pretty gloomy more gloomy than I thought, so I'm starting to wonder hmm could.

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Anything possibly live here.

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It's dark. It's.

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Cold I've brought this gift of chocolate cupcakes. I don't think I'll find anybody to eat them, though,.

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Wow I was wrong. Mars is nothing but miles and miles of rocks and dirt. It's obvious, nothing could possibly live here.

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What a disaster everybody was right: there is no life on mars. I am going home immediately.

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hmm What's this.

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uh Oh, where is my spaceship.

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I can't believe it I'm lost lost on mars, where there is no life, wait a minute. What's that.

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No way it's life, it's.

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On mars and it's alive.

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What an amazing discovery! I can't wait to get back to earth and show everybody what I found.

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And look my box of cupcakes: how did it get there now I've got to find my spaceship. I bet I'll get a good view from the top of that mountain.

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Aha, there it is.

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What an adventure I always believed there was life on mars and I was right.

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Did the child find all the life that's on mars in this book.

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I think I deserve a treat.

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Have a cupcake what.

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To the cupcakes, where.

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Are the cupcakes.

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Let's get in our rocket ship, let's ride on the space shuttle. Can you wrap yourself up tight in the space shuttle inside the space shuttle just enough room here comes the.

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Countdown five, four three, two one zoom: let's do that again inside the space shuttle just enough room here comes the countdown five four three two one zoom good.

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Job well, that brings us to the end of our story. Time for today. Thank you so much for joining me.

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Yay, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to wave goodbye, give away vents wave goodbye! Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends and shall we do a hand stamp. We've got the sun here. Remember the earth goes around the sun put your hand up there and let's see there is the sun all right? Well, I hope you have a sunny day.

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Ahead of you thanks for joining me, you can always find our next story time and all the information about our programs at storytime.samplebrunolibrary.org.

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And you can find all kinds of books about polar bears, about real facts about mars and the earth and outer space, and also pretend stories about mars and earth and outer space here at the library. So I hope to see you soon.