City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 26 Apr 2022

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime April 26, 2022

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday April 26, 2022 with Miss ! Our next storytime will be a live zoom storytime on Thursday April 28, 2022 to register for the link go to 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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Hello. Everyone thanks for joining me for san bruno libraries online story time. My name is miss barber coming to you this tuesday morning april, 26 2022..

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It's really good to see you, so I am here today we're going to be live streaming all the way every tuesday this month and uh we are also um hosting a our baby story. Time live on zoom on thursdays, so that story time is a great way to learn how to sign with your child and to connect with family members who might not be around. So we have some families where grandma and grandpa log in from other places, and that has worked out really great.

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They get to see the baby online and learn some ways to interact with the child. Okay. So let's get started with story time. We're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today, hi.

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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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Good job, okay, so I've been thinking about houses and neighborhoods, and some people have been asking me for books about moving from one place to the other. So that's our theme today. Our first story is called windows and it's by julia denos and illustrated by eb goodale and it's it's published by candlewick press. I'm really happy to be able to share it with you windows.

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At the end of the day before the town goes to sleep, you can look out your window.

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And see more little windows lit up like eyes in the dusk blinking awake as the lights turn on inside a neighborhood of paper, lanterns.

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You can take a walk out your door into the almost night.

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You might pass a cat or an early raccoon, taking a bath in squares of yellow light eating an apple core.

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One window might be tall with curtains drawn.

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Or small, with a party inside.

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Between two windows there could be a phone used for good ideas. Have you ever made a tin can phone with a string between two tin cans.

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There might be a hug.

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Or a piano and someone might be learning to dance.

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Another window could be dark with a sleeping plant or two, maybe some daffodils.

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Or maybe bright and rounded, like the moon.

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Some windows will have dinner or tv.

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Others are empty and leave you to fill them up with stories.

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Then you arrive home again and you look at your windows from the outside someone. You love is waving at you and you cannot wait to go in.

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And there's the window from the outside from the inside looking out.

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And that's windows: that's a nice story! Do you like to take walks at night in the dusk, see the stars come out, see the windows shining lights onto the street.

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I have a little song about windows, it's a little bit of a silly song, and if you do this at home, you can ask your grown-up to check it out. It's actually a um play. It's a game song that you can play with a bunch of friends and there's lots of examples online. It's called uh fly through my window or a little bird little bird little.

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Bird fly through my window little bird little bird fly through my window. Little bird little bird fly through my window.

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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. Now you can pick other birds besides the little bird. Let's I think I have seen so many crows around here in san bruno. Let's talk about the crow, the big black crow.

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You wouldn't really want it to fly through your window. It's a big bird! Isn't it, but let's sing song about it anyway: 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 all right. Now, let's see how about chickadee. That's such a cool word to say: chickadee chickadee chickadee fly through my window. Chickadee chickadee fly through my window.

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Chickadee chickadee 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 very good. How about now robin robin.

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Robin fly through my window rob and 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 candy good job yay.

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All right, so my next book is also about windows. It's called home is a window it's about windows and about neighborhoods and about moving from one place to another. With your family, it's by stephanie parsley, ledger with illustrations by chris sasaki homes, a window.

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Get all those windows.

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Lots and lots of windows.

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Home is a window, a doorway, a rug.

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A basket for your shoes.

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Home is hello, sweet pea and a hug a little bit of green, a corner and a chair.

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Home is a table with something good and the people gathered there.

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Home is washing rinsing and drying and whenever a dish gets broken, someone to help you sweep.

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Home is one more hide and seek before bath bubbles. If you are lucky and a blanket all your own. Well, mostly, maybe you need to share.

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Home is for miss vera's lamplight shared with you in the apartment across the way.

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A book before you fall asleep and a kiss afterwards.

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Home is what feels the same each day.

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And sometimes what is new.

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Home is a pillow, the long quiet at the start of a journey and an arm around you tight.

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Home is a shirt that smells like your old room stories. You never heard, and every song you know, sung out loud again.

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That's a good way to pass. A long drive is by singing.

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Is all that you miss and not knowing for sure how things will be.

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And then here we are.

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A doorway hello, a window sunlight, a corner for your toys,.

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A patched up quilt, something good and the people gathered near.

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Almost a window.

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So usually, I sing the rainbow song at the end, but let's do it now, since we're talking about windows.

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When I look outside my window, there's a world of color, I see I still have one more book to read to us yet, but let's sing the rainbow song together.

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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 around me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me and the sun outside my window is as yellow as yellow can be fiddle deep d outside my window. It's as yellow as yellow can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round of me rainbow rainbow rainbow around me and the sky outside my window is as blue as blue can be fiddle.

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Dee dee outside my window, it's as blue as blue can be, and the sun is as yellow as yellow can be rainbow rainbow rainbow around me. Rainbow.

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Rainbow around 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 sky is as blue as blue can be, and the sun is as yellow as yellow can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me good job. Okay, what's our last book.

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Our last book is called neighbors. This is also a twilight book like the first one. This is by kasia denisovich neighbors.

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It's also such a pretty book.

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There's boxes moving boxes.

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I know my new address by heart: three pawns lane.

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Moving truck, bringing our stuff building to apartment, 12. a good idea to know your address by heart. What is your address?

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If you don't know your address? Ask your grown-up! What is your address and ask them to help you memorize it it's good thing to know your address. Finally, I have a room all to myself, but if you stop to think about it,.

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My ceiling is someone's floor and my floor is someone's ceiling. That's true when you live in an apartment, building or a condo, and you have neighbors upstairs and downstairs.

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If I could stretch my hand through that wall, I could actually touch someone and that someone is my new neighbor someone playing the flute next door mounting a ball upstairs the cat playing and the cuckoo clock. Chiming downstairs.

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Neighbors are really all around me. I wonder what they're doing right now. Are they going to bed? Just like me? Oh this, maybe is a book you want to check out, so you can look at all. The pictures looks like there's a theater in the basement of this building. That's exciting.

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Or do they look like me or are they different in every way.

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Are they at home.

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Do they even exist, or maybe my building is my only neighbor hello.

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What, if there's nothing at all beyond the walls of my room, just the big empty universe,.

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Here I am in my room and there's my neighbor, the flute player in the other room.

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Oh look at our character plays the piano.

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Maybe they'll play music together.

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There's the whole building at dusk right before it gets dark.

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Well, today is the day to find out, let's find out, who are the neighbors.

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We're going out our door and locking it, it looks like she's that that child is on their way to school, with their backpack on look. There's the door open.

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Who will come out of that door?

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A neighbor, a kid right next door in number? 13, hello, that's the flute player.

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Now, what about my new classmates? I wonder what they're like.

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Let's find out, let's see where are the new friends there's the new friends, there's the apartment, building and they're walking to school lots of colorful people playing.

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The end, what are your classmates like? What are your neighbors and what's your neighborhood like.

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Okay, well, it's so good to spend this time with you, and you know you can come to the library and check out these books and others about neighbors and neighborhoods and other books with beautiful pictures about twilight and dawn about what makes the day and what makes the night where one place is and how to get there all right.

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Let's sing our goodbye song.

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

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I will see you next time. My friends here is your hand stamp, and it is the sun.

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It looks just like that. The sun have a wonderful day, we'll see you soon.