City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 8 Feb 2022

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime February 8, 2022

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday February 8, 2022 with Miss Barbara! On Thursday February 10, 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 san bruno libraries live online story time. I'm.

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Miss barbara and I'm so happy to be bringing the library to you um thanks for joining me. We're live casting uh story time every tuesday morning at 11 a.m, and I also want to make sure you know that on thursdays we have a wonderful program featuring storyteller muriel, johnson she's, presenting live storytelling on zoom at 11am on thursdays every thursday in february and march, in celebrating celebration of black history month, and um I'm really proud to present that to you and the videos.

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From those sessions are available.

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On youtube for one week, so there'll be a new video each week from that program, all right, let's get started with story time.

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Yay 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. 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 hello, everyone, okay, I have some fun stories today. um Two.

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Books about being a dog and what a dog's job is so they're very fun. The first one is called ragweed's farm dog.

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Handbook, you know here at the library we love books and we love handbooks. A handbook is a book that tells you what to do in different.

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Situations like you might have a home maintenance handbook that tells you how to fix your sink and install a new mechanism in your.

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Like that important things like that that you.

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Need to know when you live in a house. Well, we have ragweed's farm dog handbook, learn from the best by ann victor kennedy. Just in case you ever want to be a farm dog you'll know what their job is. Let's see.

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Here is our friend ragweed studying the handbook.

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With the chickens.

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I'm ragweed I'm a farm dog and I'm really really really good at it. Most dogs aren't, but don't worry, you'll be great. You'll have the handbook.

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Here's the first thing you need to know the rooster wakes. The farmer early in the morning.

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That's his job, that is not your job, don't wake the farmer! You will really really want to wake the farmer, but don't wake the farmer.

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If you do wake the farmer, you can get a biscuit just to go away. Also, a biscuit is a dog treat.

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Well, that sounds like a good strategy to get a biscuit. Next, you need to know about pigs. Pigs lie in the mud all day and get bigger and bigger. That's their job. That is not your job. Don't lie in the mud, mud is lovely, it smells like worms and toes and earwax.

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So you will really really really want to lie in the mud, but don't lie in the mud. Don't lie in the mud.

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If you do lie in the mud, you will get a bath which is not lovely at all, but you will get a biscuit after the bath. So okay, then.

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Now about chickens chickens, sit on their nests nests and lay eggs. That's their job, not your job don't sit on their nests.

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You will really really really really want to sit on their nests, but don't sit on their nests.

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If you do sit on their nest, you will get a lot of feathers, but no biscuit.

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Bonus advice pretend you were chasing a fox away and you will get three biscuits. Give the fox one.

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Sheep grow curly hair, which is used to make yarn to knit sweaters for city dogs. Sheep are fun to chase too, but that's not your job, don't chase the sheep.

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You will really really really really really want to chase the sheep, but don't chase the sheep.

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Exception, if the farmer is away chase the sheep? No biscuit it's just worth it.

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Cows, eat grass all day and make milk that's their job, not your job! Don't eat grass. You'll really really really really really want to eat the grass, but don't eat grass.

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If you do eat grass, you won't get a biscuit, but you will throw up a biscuit and then you can eat that one again.

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Dogs do like to do that. Okay, so that's how to be a good farm dog. Let's review what you've learned the rooster wakes, the farmer pigs get bigger and bigger chickens, lay eggs, sheep grow, curly, hair cows make milk and what's the farm, jobs dog.

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To get biscuits now, here's the best part watch this. This is when I sit on the porch with the farmer. He pats my head and tells me I'm a good farm dog. Then I get a biscuit just for that.

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You're going to love this job.

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Okay, I have a dog, his name is rags. It's such a fun little song. It goes like this. I have.

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A dog his name is rags. He eats so much that his tummy sags his ears flip flop and his tail wig wags and when he walks he goes zig zag. He goes flip flop, wig, wag, zig, zaggy goes flip flop, wig wag zigzag. I love rags and he loves me.

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I have a dog. His name is rags. He eats so much his tummy sags, his ears flip flop and his tail wig wags, and when he walks he goes zigzag. He goes flip flop, wig wag zigzag. He goes flip flop, wig wag zigzag. He goes flip flop, wig wag zigzag.

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I love rags and he loves me very good, good job. All right.

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The next dog I'm going to tell you about we're.

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Going to learn about is excellent, ed by stacy mcnulty illustrated by julia sarconia roach, and here is excellent ed. This is published by alfred akanov. I'm really happy to be able to read it to you.

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All of the ellis children were excellent at something except ed,.

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What are they excellent at? Let's find out and all the ellis children were allowed to eat at the table and ride in the van and sit on the couch and use the indoor bathroom except ed,.

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Elaine was an excellent soccer player and preferred to carry the ball in his mouth. The twins, emily and elmer, were excellent at math and could add faster than a calculator. Ed could only count two four. Let's see why, let's see one two, three four four paws: that's it for ed edith was an excellent ballerina and could twirl on her toes ed could twirl too, but it wasn't the same.

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Ernie baked excellent cupcakes ed agreed.

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Maybe if I was excellent, like elaine, emily elmer edith and ernie, then I could eat at the table and ride in the van and sit on the couch and use the indoor bathroom ed thought.

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But what was ed excellent at.

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Then he got it breaking stuff. I am definitely excellent at breaking stuff. He thought ed thought that should earn him a place at the ellis family table. Ta-Da, look at all that broken stuff.

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But before he could jump into a chair, elaine zoomed into the kitchen and yelled, I broke the record for the most soccer goals in a season.

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Elaine was better at breaking stuff than.

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I must be excellent at something else: ed thought. Then you got it losing stuff. Let's see here, we got missing. Cupcake lost ball lost dog sweater train. Oh, I see some things hidden in the yard.

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Just last week he lost himself when he wandered out of the backyard. I'm definitely excellent at losing stuff.

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And thought that earned him a ride in the van, but just as he was about to jump in elmer shouted, I lost a tooth me too. Emily said elmer and emily were better at losing stuff than ed. I must be excellent at something ed thought better than elaine emily elmer, edith and ernie. But what.

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For getting stuff, he always forgot to wipe his paws and he forgot that he shouldn't water, the rose bushes and he always seemed to forget that he had just eaten ed. You just ate dad said: I'm definitely excellent at forgetting stuff ed thought he was sure that earned him a nap on the couch, but then edith made an announcement.

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I'm the new lead ballerina when I auditioned, I just forgot to be nervous and danced my best ever ed whimpered. He wasn't even the best forgetter. Maybe I'm not excellent enough to be part of the ellis family.

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Just then ernie dropped half of his peanut butter sandwich, ed gobbled, it up. Wow ed. You are excellent at cleaning the floor. Ernie said yes, I am an excellent floor cleaner. Maybe that's why I don't eat at the table.

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Then emily and elmer walked in the front door and jumped up and covered them with kisses and you're excellent. At welcoming us home, emily and elmer said yes, I am an excellent welcomer. Maybe that's why I don't go away in the van.

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Later the family squished together on the couch and there was no room for ed, so he lay across edith and elaine's feet. Ed is excellent. At warming feet elaine whispered to edith. Yes, I am an excellent feet warmer. Maybe that's why I don't sit on the couch, ed wagged, his tail. He was an excellent ellis. After all,.

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Now, if he could just figure out why he wasn't allowed to use the indoor bathroom.

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All right, one, two, three doggies gotta flee. That's one thing that happens to dogs, they get fleas and they scratch themselves and.

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This is counting rhyme. It goes like this one. Two three doggies gotta flee one, two three and now it's on me, one two, three doggie's gotta flee doggy's, gotta, flee; and now it's on me. It's on.

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My ear it's on my nose, it's on my knee. It's on my toes it's on my shirt. It's on my pants. Let's do the brush off the flea dance, one. Two three.

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Doggie's gotta flee, doggy's, gotta, flee, and now it's on me one two three doggie's gotta flee doggy's, gotta flee, and now it's on me it's on my ear.

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It's on my nose. It's on my knee. It's on my toes it's on my shirt. It's on my pants. Let's do the brush off the fleet? Dance, good job, good job? Okay, let's finish up with our rainbow song, when I look outside my window, there's a world of color. I see it's a beautiful colorful day outside today.

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Trees are just starting to bloom.

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Take a look when I look outside my window. There's a world of color, I see fiddle dee dee outside my window. There's a world of color. I see rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow around 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 me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me and the sun outside my window is yellow, as yellow can be little dd outside my window.

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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 fiddle. Dee dee outside my window, it's as green as green can be, and the sun is 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 yay good job, good job, let's have a hand stamp and then we'll sing our goodbye song.

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You know what I want to make sure that you know that on thursdays we're having a live, zoom storytelling session with storyteller muriel johnson who's, really wonderful, she's done a lot of storytelling for local organizations like children's fairyland, one of my favorites, and she will be doing that every thursday in february and in march, in celebration for a black history month, and those stories are appropriate for preschool kindergarten. First grade second grade really children of all ages, so I hope you'll join us.

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If you can't make it at that time, thursdays at 11, you can catch the video for one week on the city of san bruno's, youtube page and all the links and all the information.

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And registration for the zoom link is on storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org okay, so here we have.

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A tiger because we just started.

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Year of the tiger, which reminds me our year of the tiger bilingual story, time is still up on our.

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Web page, storytime.san library, okay, you ready. Let's give you your stamp.

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And, let's see oh needs a little more ink.

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I think I need a new stamp pad. Yes, I do well, I'm not going to show it to you on my hand, because I need a new stamp pad all right.

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Well, it's time to wave goodbye to my 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. Yay!

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Don't forget! Also the library is open. You can come in and visit us and get some of these great books. We also have them featured in our staff, picks section of the library catalog. So you can find out what we've read for story time and place holds on them. So I hope to see you soon, one way or the other take.

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