City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 5 Apr 2022

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday April 5, 2022 with Miss Raquel! On Thursday April 7, 2022 we will have a pre-recorded storytime, and starting on April 14, we will return to Zoom with Baby Signing Time! Sign up at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org. This storytime is intended for the private use of this audience only and is not for commercial distribution.

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Good morning story time: friends, hello, hello, I'm miss rocky and I'm just making sure okay, I'm live hello! Welcome to story time.

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Sam bruno's live story time and I'm miss rocky and you're probably surprised to see me because usually you see miss susan or miss barbara, but.

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They are on vacation today.

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Lucky them right, so I'm so excited to be here to do a story time with you all and uh just to let.

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You know that this week is national library week. That is so awesome, because it's a week.

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We should probably celebrate more than a week, but this week we celebrate libraries and library, workers and everything that libraries and librarians offer every time you come in to the library. So this is a time to celebrate library. So if you love your library, come and visit us or your local library and check out some books, and if you can guess what my theme is today, if you said libraries, you are right, so I.

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Before we start, I want to just let.

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You know what is happening at san bruno library. We have some fun programs this month of april and the first one is.

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Bilingual story, time at the park.

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And that's going to be on tuesday april 19th at commodore park in san bruno. If it rains it will be canceled. So hopefully we cross our fingers no rain. That day miss susan and myself will be at the park to to to uh read stories in english and in spanish, so bilingual story, time at commodore park, tuesday april 19th and then beginning on thursday april 14th. We have baby signing language classes that will be every thursday between april 14th through june 30th.

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There will be some classes that will not happen in may and june, so go to san bruno library, dot, org and you can check out everything that's happening. So I'm going to be doing a little bit of signing.

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Today, baby, this is baby signing.

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At the library, but it's going to be virtual, so not at the library you will have to register it's going to be a zoom class all right. Let's begin.

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Let's see our good morning song, can you clap with me like this good morning good morning? How are you, how are you very well, I thank you very well. I thank you. How about you? How about you excellent? Let's do that again, but let's sing today is tuesday. Okay, instead of well you'll, follow me. Okay today is tuesday. Today is tuesday. How are you? How are you very well I thank you very well. I thank you. How about you? How about you great now, let's do another song. It's called the.

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More we get together and we're gonna do signing for this song, some signing okay, so we're going to practice some sign language just a little bit today, more okay, so you may know this. This word more in american sign language and together is like this.

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Hands together like this and you go around in a circle very good. This is together so the more we get together now.

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Happy you have.

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Hands open towards you on your chest and you just go.

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Up- and that means you're happy yes happy, so the more we get together, the happier we'll be.

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Because my friends are your friends, so this is friends in sign language point your finger.

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And you just connect them like this friends.

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So my friends are your friends, the.

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More we get together the happier we'll be: let's try that let's sing it okay, 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, the more we get together, the happier we'll be wonderful, good job. Let's do another one! How about the more we read together.

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Yeah, okay, so there's two ways that you could do reading. Okay. The word read: you could open up a book.

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Just like this that you could say that that's to read it also.

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Means book, but you could use this way. You could say it this way or if you have.

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Your hand flat, you have your two fingers down on your palm of the hand and you just like you're, following along the lines, the sentences of the book, so I'm going to do it this way. Okay, let's try that the more we read together together together, the more we read together, the happier we'll be because my friends are your.

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Friends and your friends are my friends.

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The more we read together, the happier we'll be great. Now, let's learn one more word and that's to play play you have your thumb, your pinky out, but you're going to go down and just shake them just like this. This is play.

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Know how to play we're going to get together with our friends and we're going to read with our friends and we're going.

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To play with our friends the more we play together together together, the more we play together, the happier we'll be.

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Because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends, the.

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More, we play together the happier we'll be yay all right, great.

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We're going to start with our first story and it's titled no pirates allowed and because it's national library week this week april 3rd through april 9th my theme, my books are about libraries.

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So no pirates allowed said library, lou hmm and this book is by rhonda galler green, illustrated by brian ajar and it's published by sleeping, bear press.

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Okay, see at sea breezy library, things were just right, book lovers were cozy and the sky was blue bright. When shiver me, timbers, through sea breezy's door stormed.

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Big pirate pete and his parrot igor.

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Where be the treasure x marks the spot, we'll dig up the loot and steal all they've got squawk igor squawked as pete muttered and r, then big pete, let loose with a scary, solar.

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Chills ran down spines as those readers all shook. They hid be buying behind bookshelves, but they ventured a look and what was that odor disgusting p.u, but no one at sea breezy knew what to do except library, lou, who dashed over to see what all the unruly commotion could be.

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May I help you lou asked with a pinch of a frown. This is a library.

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Shh quiet down.

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Arrr, big pete thunder, don't waste me day, walk the plank saucy lassie or show me the way at sea breezy. Then you could hear a pin drop all that tough ruffian talk and squawk stopped for library. Lou looked pete right in the eye as pete stood his ground with a snarl, oh my minute by minute their tempers both flared as they stood head to head and doggedly dared.

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Unless you be quiet and listen up to.

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No pirates allowed said library, lou squawk, igor squawked, with a blow me down glare, then library, lou, bolded added. So there are.

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Now, where is the treasure map? Lou asked? ah Yes, the treasure's here she said just as I guessed I'll help you find it, but first I might. I must ask of you and your matey a wee smallish task. Go home. Take a bath change. Your underwear too then come back tomorrow. Said library. Lou are a lamb lover telling big pete what to do, but she said there be treasure.

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Sink me tis, true.

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So that night, pete scrubbed 13 layers of dirt and decided to decided clean underwear couldn't hurt. Squawking igor got a good scrubbing two swoosh through the sea sell their funky pu.

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Then later they dreamed of a treasure or two.

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Squawk, the next day they burst through that library door with a fresh soapy scent.

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But as loud as before, mateys your manners said library lou now come follow me. We have much work to do. I, but big peek rub grabbed his picks and his axe and his shovel, but library loose said. Don't go to that trouble but lassie the loot lou said not yet.

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Say ahoy to these letters, this fine alphabet, letters, pete scowled, there be more than x's lose spread them all out. Big pete looked perplexed.

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Blimey cried big pete, a code of old, a secret one eye to find the sweet gold.

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Library, lou grind a witty wisegrin brilliant. She cried now time to begin here. They are all of them. Pleased to meet you. Isn't this fun said library, lou, fun, big pete, sneered it'd be torture; no less we'd rather be kissing. The fat treasure chest so many letters, big pete got confused, w's, h's, s's and q's some. She called vowels, a's, e's, eyes o's, and u's so lou took some letters and mixed them about look exclaimed. Lou words to sound out now. Here is your stack.

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You may take home with you, then come back tomorrow, said library, lou.

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Up on the poop deck pete practiced that night he practiced each word till he got each word right, igor. He bragged will hold riches untold cause. Us we'd be working hard gluttons for gold. Yes, day after day after day, he went back and night after night, lou piled high a new stack soon. Big pete was reading, not small words, but big swashbucklin, buccaneer and thingamajig, but pete got impatient he'd worked day and night and still not a trinket or a treasure in sight.

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One day he barked at lou do what you told you said you'd be helping me find that sweet gold, correct answered lou in a book, there's a clue. I've, given my help. Now it's up to you, pete stared, at all those books lined up shelf after shelf a code. A clue me find me myself.

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Maybe just maybe the code being rhyme, he loved mother, goose, dr seuss house, sublime they tickled his fancy, but no secret code avast easy readers, he snatched frog and toad and day after day after day he went back and night after night he piled high a new stack. He found books called classics. Great tales of the sea. Blimey cried big pete! That's where the clue be treasure island me like it, but there was no clue to be found.

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Stumped, big pete, scoured each shelf up and down.

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Gang way the non-fiction that's where she be soon: luscious loot, fancy free on the sea, those factual books, big pete, came to love. He read about things that he'd never heard of stink, bugs and baseball, and surfing and mars: dinosaurs, mummies, electric guitars, pete's picks and his axe and his shovel got dusty at piratey. Way's big peak got a might rusty.

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Now pete wasn't a pirate just dreaming of lute, but a reader. He was and a good one to boot when one book was finished. Yes, when one was done, pete picked up. Another oh reading was so much fun.

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He read and he read and he read and he read then suddenly one night pete popped up in bed.

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The next day at sea, breezy library, things were just right. Book lovers were cozy and the sky was blue bright when big peter tiptoed through the door.

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And spy library lou in aisle 404, they both gave her hugs each a kiss too. We've come to thanky, miss library, lou cause of ye. Now we know books be the treasure. Oh shucks, whisper lou, it's been my pleasure now. Library lou with a smile, big and proud, is hanging a sign. Do you see.

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It right here and what does it say, pirates.

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The end oh no pirates allowed, but now pirates are allowed all right. That was fun, we're going to sing the abc song and we're going to add some signing to it. Okay, so we're going to practice our abcs with our hands.

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Okay, have one hand whichever hand you want to use and we're going to start with a b.

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F g: okay: let's start with that, a.

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B c, d, e, f and g, okay, so a if you do this means apple all right, so you have your fist like that, and you just move it like this by your cheek. That means apple. So that's easy to remember b, if you just move it like this, it means the color blue, blue.

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There's c looks like a c right c d: put your finger up and your these fingers together.

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Then e right, on top of your thumb,.

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And f make a little circle like okay, just a little bit g, if you wiggle it that.

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Means the color green g all right. Let's do h, so we have g and then h.

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I and then j you make a j in the air j k. L.

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Okay, if you move your l in a circle that means library, library now.

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M, you have your three fingers: they go over your thumb m and then n is two fingers over your thumb. N, o p. If you shake your p, what color do you think that is.

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Pink, you may have said purple, but it's pink.

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R s, so your thumb goes over your fingers s and then you put your thumb between these two fingers t and if you shake it that means toilet or you have to go to the bathroom. I gotta go to the bathroom t.

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V, w and then x y and then z, okay, and that was a lot. Okay, we're gonna go slow, okay, a b.

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C d, e, f g h: I j k, l m n.

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Q, r s t u b w x, y and z. Now I know my a b c's next time. Won't you sing with me all right, very good. Let's do that again, but we're going to just sing it. Are you ready? I know you know your abcs: let's do it a b c d, e, f g h, I j k, l m n, o p q, r s, t u v, w x, y and z.

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Now I know my a b c's next time. Won't you sing with me all right awesome all right! My next story is wild about books.

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Wild about books and this book is by judy sierra pictures by mark brown and it's published by alfred aynoff wild about books. It started the summer wow of 2002 wow. That's like.

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20 years ago, when the springfield librarian molly mcgrew by mistake, drove her bookmobile into the zoo, molly opened the door and she let down the stair.

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Turned on the computer and she sat in her chair at first, all the animals watched from a distance but molly could conquer the strongest resistance.

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She's good, like that.

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By reading aloud from the good dr seuss ooh,.

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Attracted a mink.

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And a moose a wombat, an orcs, a lemur, a links, eight.

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Elephant calves and a family of skeeks.

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In a flash, every beast in the zoo was stampeding to learn all about this new something called reading.

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Forsaking their niches, their nests and their nooks. They went wild simply wild about wonderful books, choosing finn books and fap books and cat in the hat books and new books and true books and heaps of how-to books.

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Giraffes wanted tall books and crickets crave small books, while geckos could only read stick to the wall books. The pandas demanded more books in chinese and molly filled their requests always eager to please. She even found waterproof books for the otter who never went swimming without harry potter.

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Raccoons read alone and baboons, read in bunches and llamas were dramas while eating their lunches.

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Hyenas shared jokes with the red belly snakes and they howled and they hissed till their funny bones ate.

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A tree kangaroo who adored nancy drew began solving mysteries right there at the zoo, such as. Why were the bandicoots books overdue.

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Gently molly taught lessons in treating books right for the boa constrictor squeezed cricketer too tight baby bunnies mucked up good night moon with their paws and giant termites devoured. The.

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And bear's love of books was completely outrageous. They licked all the pictures.

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Right off the pages.

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Tasmanian devils found books so exciting that soon they had given up.

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Fighting for writing. They made up adventures so thrilling and new that the others decided to be authors too. Pythons wrote with their tales and penguins wrote with their bills, and porcupines wrote with their very own quills.

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At the new insect zoo bugs were scribbling haiku, the scorpion gave each a stinging review.

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Here he's reading his poem, his haiku.

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As the cheetah's new novel began to take shape, he read chapters each night to the barbary ape and although the gazelle couldn't spell very well like everyone else, she had stories to tell imagine the hippos enormous surprise when her memoir was given the zoolitzer prize.

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With so many new books.

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Molly knew what to do. She hired 12 beavers, a stork and a gnu to build a branch library there at the zoo. Then the animals cried. We can do it ourselves. We can check out the books, we can put them on shelves and they did and they do up to this day, three cheers for the.

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Zoobrary hip hip, hooray.

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When you visit the zoo now, you surely won't mind if the animals seem just a bit too hard to find they're snug in their niches, their nests and their nooks, going wild simply wild about wonderful books.

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The end wild about books, oh well, I think we need to sing five little monkeys, because these monkeys are wild.

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And what are the five little monkeys doing? Are they jumping on the bed? Yes,.

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We're gonna sing five little monkeys. Let's count one two: three: oh, this one's upside down.

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Four and five now you can stand up and jump in front of where you're right, where you're at not on a bed, don't jump on a bed, but you can jump on the floor and pretend you're jumping on a bed. Okay, five little monkeys jumping on the bed.

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One fell off: oh no, oh boink and bumped his head, mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed. How many are left? One two.

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The silly third one right here by.

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Upside down and four four little monkeys jumping on the bed, one uh-oh fell off and bumped his head, mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed. How many are left one? Two three three little monkeys jumping on the bed: oop one fell off uh-oh and bumped. His head, mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed.

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How many are left two two little monkeys jumping on the bed? One fell off, oh and he bumped his head. Mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed.

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How many are left one one little monkey jumping on the bed. Monkey oh fell off boink and bumped. His head, mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed.

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uh Oh, the monkeys are resting, no more monkeys. That's it all right! We're gonna be finishing up here soon, but I'm gonna end. It.

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With one last story, lola at the library.

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Lola at the library is by anna mcquinn, illustrated by rosalind beardshaw and published by charles bridge.

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Lola loves tuesdays and on tuesdays.

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Lola and her mommy go to the library.

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The library opens at nine o'clock but lola's ready to go long before that she puts on all the books she borrowed from last week in her backpack, and her library card is also very important.

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The library is not very far away so lola and her mommy always walk there.

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Lol and her mommy give back the books from last week the librarian buzzes them through the machine.

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There's a special section in the library just for children: it is really cool and nobody ever says, sometimes they're, singing and lola knows all the words and the hands for twinkle twinkle little star.

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Sometimes, there's a story time and lola loves that.

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After story time lola chooses her books in the library she can have any book. She wants lola likes stories with bears and anything with shoes. There are so many. It takes ages to.

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Mommy has some books too: the librarian buzzes them through the machine then stamps the date inside lola must bring them back in two weeks, but she will probably bring them back long before then.

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Lola and her mommy always get a snack after visiting the library. Mommy has a cappuccino and lola has juice and whenever lola has been good, her mommy lets her taste. The foam.

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Then it is time to go home again.

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Every night after lola's, tucked in bed, her mommy reads her story. It is the best way to end the day. I agree.

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V and lola at the library well, thank you for being here with me today,.

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This week is national library week so come on in.

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And say hello visit us at the library and we hope to see you soon, maybe at our stories.

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In the park on april 19th or maybe you'll join us for our zoom baby signing class starting on april 14th. All right.

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Thank you so much for being here and we're gonna sing, our goodbye song. Are you ready, you're, gonna repeat after me, okay, goodbye, 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.

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All right have a nice day. Make it a great one and we'll see you next time. Bye.