City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 16 Apr 2020

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime April 16, 2020

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Thursday April 16, 2020 with Miss Barbara! This storytime is intended for the private use of this audience only and is not for commercial distribution. Our next storytime will be Tuesday April 21, 2020 right here on the City of San Bruno YouTube Channel. You can always find the link to our next storytime at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org. We hope to see you there!

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You hmm well hello, I started the livestream really early, so I have learned something else now. Oh.

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Hey guys so I am learning how to do all this live streaming. Stuff and I started the livestream early. It's good to see you, and so I am going to do this for now and I. Thank you for your patience with me and I'll. See you in a few minutes.

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Hi guys we just have a few minutes before story. Time starts I wanted to let you know that I really am here in the library, and so, if you hear books coming back in the book drop or fire trucks on El Camino, that's what's happening in real life right now, and you can also get ahold of library staff. If you want to give feedback or have a question about the library our email address is SB PL at POS info org, so exam Brando, Public Library at pls info org.

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um You can also find us online I had Sam Brennan library org, and we have a whole lot of resources for kids on our website and that you can find that at kids, dot, San, Bruno library, org, so there's ebooks and animated picture books. Research, resources, preschool activities, lots of stuff there for you to enjoy also kids movies, so I hope, you'll check that out and thanks for sharing this time right before storytime starts. If you haven't already yet made one, maybe you have a minute you can make yourself a nametag.

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I got mine, ready and.

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Get yourself all ready for story time.

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Don't want to start early, but we can chat a little bit now. Let's see what else would I like you to know we're posting these story times as events on our Facebook page. So, in addition to going to story time about San, Bruno library org, you can also go to our Facebook events to find the link for the storytime and yeah. Please let us know what you think and what we can do better and what we're doing well they'd love to hear from you. They miss you alright. Here we are at 11:15.

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Let's get started with our live streaming: storytime from the San Bruno Public Library. My name is Miss Barbara I'm, so happy to be here today to bring you storytime live from the San, Marino library, children's room.

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Let's, let's go! What are we waiting for.

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Get your name tag on.

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There we go and let's start we're glad.

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You're here today we're glad you're here today: hi-ho the merio, we're glad you're here today glad you're here today we're glad you're here today, I ho the Mary. Oh we're glad you're here today, yay, let's begin with our rhymes at.

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The beginning of the alphabet with a is for Alligator, so a is for Alligator chop chop chop a is for Alligator.

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B is for bunny.

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C is for circle round and round and D is for we all dance around.

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Some time to dance around is relevant.

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A turn chop chop chop B is for bunny hop, hop, hop, hop c is for circle around and round and D.

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Is for, let's all dance around yay? What.

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A great start to story time, good job out there. All right, I have a fun story. Time for you. Today we are going to be reading stories about soup, so it's a gray cold day outside in San, Bruno and I. Think it's probably a good day for soup. So I brought my big soup pot and some soup books and we're gonna we're gonna share some time about soup.

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Also April is natural, National, Poetry Month, so I have some soup books that happen to be poems. Some of you might know this one. It's called chicken soup with rice and it's kind of all been around for a long time. It's by Maurice Sendak and read with permission of HarperCollins children's books, and this was part of a musical written by Maurice, Sendak and Carole King I'm sure you can find online some of the animated pieces, with the songs actually sewn by her that's pretty cool chicken soup with rice.

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In January it's so nice, while slipping on the sliding ice to sip hot chicken soup with rice sipping, once sipping, twice sipping chicken soup with rice in February. It will be my snowman's anniversary with cake for him and soup. For me, happy once happy twice happy chicken soup with rice.

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In March, the wind blows down the door and spills my soup upon the floor. It laps it up and roars for more blowing. Once blowing.

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Twice: blowing chicken soup with rice.

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In April I will go away to far-off Spain or old, Bombay and dream about hot soup all day. Oh my once. Oh my oh twice. Oh mild, chicken soup with rice.

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May I truly think it best to be a Robin lightly, dressed concocting soup inside my nest mix it once mix it twice, mix that chicken soup with rice soon in June I, saw a charming group of roses. All begin to droop I picked them up with chicken soup sprinkle, once sprinkled, twice sprinkle chicken soup with rice.

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In July in July, I'll take a peep into the cool and fishy deep, where chicken soup is selling cheap selling once selling twice selling chicken soup with.

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August in August it will be so hot I will become a cooking pot cooking soup. Of course, why not cooking once cooking, twice cooking chicken soup, with rice in September for a while I, will ride a crocodile down the chicken soupy Nile paddle, once paddle, twice paddle chicken soup with rice, you in October I'll, be host to witches goblins and a ghost I'll serve them up.

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Chicken soup on toast would be once would be twice would be chicken soup with rice in November's, gusty Gale I will flop my flippy tail and spout hot soup I'll be a whale spouting once spouting twice spawning chicken soup with rice.

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In December, I will be a bobbled mangled Christmas tree with soup bowls draped. All over me marry once married twice marry chicken soup with rice, I told you once I told you twice. All seasons of the year are nice for eating chicken soup with ice.

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And that's chicken soup advice.

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What is your favorite food that you can eat all months of the year? I? Think chicken soup is pretty nice I, also like vegetable soup, and that is why I brought some vegetables to put in my cooking pot and I'm hoping you can do a rhyme with me around that, and it starts out like this veggies.

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In our soup veggies in our soup, what will we be putting in our soup veggies in our soup veggies in our soup? What will we be putting in our soup all right? Let's see what am.

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I clear what is this not pretty, that is a.

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Yes, a carrot looks like carrot all right: let's put carrots in our soup, carrots in our soup, carrots in our soup, that's what we will be putting in our soup. Okay, let's put it in the pan. There we go one carrot in the pan, very good.

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Okay, what else do we have? What is this celery.

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Celery in our soup celery in our soup, that's what we will be putting in our soup celery in our soup celery in our soup. That's what we will be putting in our soup, okay, I! Think! If.

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We are really making soup, we would chop up these vegetables right there.

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We go, what else do we have.

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Two little potatoes looting, little potatoes.

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Let's put them in potatoes.

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In our soup, potatoes in our soup, that's why we will be putting in our soup potatoes in our soup potatoes in our soup. That's what we will be putting in our soup.

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There we go potatoes in our soup, one last.

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Thing, oh I can smell it from way over here. What's that.

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Onion and onion a purple onion onion in our soup onion in our soup. That's what we will be putting in our soup, onion in our soup, onion in or soup, that's what we will be putting in our soup yay.

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There is all our ingredients shall we cook it up all right now, when you're doing real cooking, make sure you have your grown-up help you and let them tell you what you're allowed to do. Okay, you have to be really careful when you're, when you're cooking with the stove and with knives so check with your grown-up, okay, all right I'm, going to take my pretend spoon, we're gonna stir it up stirring.

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Up the soup stirring up the soup, that's what we do when we make our soup stirring up the soup stirring up the soup, that's what we will do when we make our soo.

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Let's take a let's take a bowl and put some soup in it. You want some. Okay can I put some in your bowl there. We go all right and I. Now I've got my little spoon eating up our soup eating up our soup, yum yum yum yum eating up our soup eating up our soup, eating up our soup, yum yum yum yum eating up our soup very good thanks for making soup with me yay all right. What.

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Is our next book let's find out, our next book is called the wolf's chicken stew, okay,.

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Stew, that's like a thick soup, isn't it this is by Kiko Casas and it's published by GP, Putnam's sons and I'm so happy to be able to read it to you all right.

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You there once was a wolf who loved to eat more than anything more than anything else in the world as soon as he finished one meal, he began to think of the next.

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One day of the wolf got a terrible craving for chicken stew all day long. He walked across the forest in search of a delicious chicken. Finally, he spotted one ha ha that chicken is perfect for my stew. He thought the wolf crept closer, but just as he was about to grab his prey, he had another idea.

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If there was just some way to fatten this bird a little bit more, he thought there would be all the more stew for me.

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The wolf ran home to his kitchen and he began to cook.

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First, he made a hundred scrumptious pancakes, then late at night. He left them on the chicken's porch eat. Well, my pretty chicken. He cried getting nice and fat for my soup.

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The next night he brought a hundred scrumptious doughnuts eat. Well, my pretty chicken. He cried get nice and fun. For my stew,.

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There's the chickens house, you.

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And on the next night he brought a scrumptious cake weighing a hundred pounds eat. Well, my pretty chicken he said get nice and fat for my stew.

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At last all was ready. This was the night he had been waiting for. He put large stew pot on the fire and set out joyfully to find his dinner.

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That chicken must be bad as a balloon. By now he thought, let's see, but as he peeked into the chickens house, you.

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The door opened suddenly and the chicken screeched. Oh it was you mr. wolf.

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Children, children look at the look, the pancakes and the doughnuts and that scrumptious cake they weren't from Santa Claus. All those presents were from uncle wolf. You.

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The baby chickens jumped all over the wolf and gave him 100 kisses. Oh thank you. Uncle wolf, you're the best cook in the world.

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Uncle wolf didn't have chickens do that night, but mrs. chicken fixed him a nice dinner anyway, Oh shucks. He thought as he walked home. Maybe tomorrow I'll bake the little critters a hundred scrumptious cookies.

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Looks like he did. That's the end of the Wolf's chicken stew, all right. Some of you guys might.

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Know the baby, chicks rhyme baby chicks are singing. We do it here at bilingual storytime and it's also known as the most we eat dose. So let's sing it in English right now and let's get started baby.

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Chicks are singing Pio, Pio, Pio mama, we are hungry. Oh.

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Let me start over yeah baby chicks are singing Pio Pio Pio mama. We are hungry mama. We are cold mama feasts on dinner. Oh my goodness. I cannot do this without my.

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Audience with me, that's embarrassing. I can sing in Spanish, though. Let's do that los.

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Votos de San Pio Pio Pio, cuando, tienen, hambre, kwan, o champion and free o la guy universe, Kyle. My co tree go la la comida place, pressed on a pedo ba hostess us to solace a guru, Caritas hasta el otro dia we're bad los pollitos.

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Alright, let's try to get in English. Baby chicks are singing Pio Pio Pio mama, we are hungry mama, we are cold, mama looks for we mama looks for corn mama fils-aime dinner. Mama keeps them warm under Mama's waiting sleeping in my hey baby, chicks, all huddle until the next day there we go good job to all.

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Of us now, you know it's really alive. Okay, oh I can't wait to share this book with you. Our next book is called.

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A soup opera by Jim, Gill and.

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This is published also by Jim, Gill and I'm, so happy to read it to you.

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We go, the stage is set for the soup opera.

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Man walked in to one of the finest restaurants in the city and was seated at the very best table.

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Soon a waiter appeared with a menu, I, don't need a menu. The man said just tell me: what kind of soup are you serving today the waiter smiled and said the chef's specialty, sir onion soup, onion soup sounds delicious said the man I will take a bowl.

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The waiter promptly returned with a big bowl of onion soup. He set the bowl down in front of the man. He turned. He began to walk away, but was stopped.

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Excuse me said the man you.

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The waiter lifted his arms and sang what seems to be the.

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Problem here the man replied: I can't eat the soup.

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What did you say, I can't eat the soup.

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The waiter scratched his head thought for a moment and said: I'll have to go, get the chef.

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Chef hurried in with a ladle and sang what seems to be the problem here.

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I can't eat the soup.

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Did you say, I can't eat the soup, the chef slipped, the ladle in her palm, not for a moment and said, I have to get a policeman.

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A policeman strolled in wearing a big badge he's saying what.

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Seems to be the problem here: I can't eat the soup.

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I wonder why can't eat the soup.

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hmm And why are they all singing.

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Oh cuz, it's a soup opera right. What.

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Did you say, I can't eat the soup.

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hmm The policeman stroked his chin thought for a moment and said I'll.

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Have to get the mayor.

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The mayor stomped in and waved his big pen in the air as he sang.

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What seems to be the problem here?

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I can eat the soup.

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What did you say? I can't eat the soup. The.

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Mayor thought for a moment pointed a finger in the air and said I'll have to get the president.

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And then the President of the United States walked into the restaurant. A surprise.

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The president sang what seems to be the problem here.

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I can eat the soup.

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What did you say? I can't eat the soup.

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The president stopped singing and simply asked why can't you eat the soup, sir.

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Because I have no spoon.

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All right so, when we get ready to eat our soup, there's some things that we do before.

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We eat our food. One thing we do is we.

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What do you think that that is we wash our hands right and then we set our place at the table? We put our plates and everything on the table, and then we share the soup around before we eat our soup.

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So before I eat, my soup I wash my hands from scrumpy ready before I eat my soup I wash my hands scrub scrub before I eat my soup I wash my hands scrub scrub. Oh, it's very smart I think sending germs down in the sink Oh before I eat my soup I.

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Wash my hands rub: scrub scrubbing.

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Good Oh before.

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I eat my soup I set my plate set set Oh before I eat. My soup I set my place set set. I said everything I need I, feel very proud. Indeed, Oh before I eat, my soup I set my place set set.

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Alright last thing we pass it around before I eat my soup I share it. Let me pass the plate or.

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The bowl Oh before I eat my soup I share it round past the bowl Oh before I eat. My soup I share it round past the ball. Oh cuz. We know it's good to share soup when we can Oh before I eat. My soup I share it round past the bowl.

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Very good, alright cooking can be a time to share with the people living in your house. Let's read a story about making bean soup and sharing it with your family.

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This is called SOPA de frijoles bean soup.

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This is a story in Spanish and in English, I'm gonna read you the English today, but maybe you will do the Spanish another day. The authors are.

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Jorge are guava and Raphael yolk duck tang.

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And this is read with permission from kannas access, copyright on behalf of groundwood books.

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And there's some cooking that happens in this book and just remember to check with your grown-up, to find out what you can do in the kitchen. Okay, before you do anything.

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For a yummy bean soup, all you need.

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You our two cups of beans, white red or black as night, a big head of garlic with fragrant cloves white as midday a.

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Huge onion, red white or yellow as the dawn and a pot round as the moon and deep as a little lake.

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You need 6 cups of natural water, not with bubbles or tastes just plain pure water, pure water, and nothing else, and a little salt. Volcano nestled in the bowl.

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You, oh, what a yummy, soup, soup, pea soup, beany soup. It will be eaten by my brother's, my sister, my mom and my dad and me so delicious.

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Pour water into the pot watery water, lovely granny, who caresses us, gives us life, and now the beans clean beans, throw them in the pots lake for a swim.

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Carry them to the stove smile to yourself as the little flames give the pot a hug there. You'll leave them, don't cover them for an hour or more. The beans will foam and foam like a cloud skim it off with a big spoon. Fire will dance while the beans slowly.

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The water boils and sings the beans danced together. The water has turned brown, the color of Mother Earth. Your house smells wonderful, like the earth. After the.

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First winter rains.

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Now it is time to cut the onion first, you have to remove the onions coat its soft, delicate skin before you cut it in four, you need to say thank you for your lovely taste little onion as you slowly start to chop, try not to cry because the tears can make.

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The food taste sour.

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Garlic also comes dressed each clove in a little white dress, one by one. You peel them saying. Thank you for being so tasty. Some you chop up some you leave whole. Then it is time to add them with the onions to the big brown soup lake.

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You add the salt sprinkling it through your fingers as though it were rain, blossoming from your hand, through the soup, with your big spoon, draw circles as though.

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You are a mother earth. Turning around the Sun.

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While the soup is cooking, pick up the pebbles from the beans, the onion peel and the garlic skins take them all to a tree or to your garden and bury them there.

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On mother, so mother earth keeps on growing flowers.

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Now, at last, everything is ready heat the tortillas take out the deep bowls and the spoons decorate the table with flowers and smiles call your mom and your dad, your brothers and your sister and eat up the loving lovely bean soup.

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There's the bean soup to share.

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So thanks for sharing soup.

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Storytime with me, I hope, you're, nice and warm in your house and you're enjoying some time together with your family. Okay, we're gonna sing our goodbye song and then I have a pretend hand stamp for you and I'll. Tell you about the next storytime all right. Well,.

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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. Okay, here's our hand stamp.

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You got you ready, let's see, what do we have? We have a star today, all right there. It is Shh. Okay, I'll put one on my hands, so you can see what it looks like.

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It is thanks for sharing this time with me today, and I will see you next Tuesday at 11:15. If you came to the show late, you can still watch this through the rest of the day. It'll be up on YouTube and then the link will be for next Tuesday's show. You can find that link at story, time, dot, San, Bruno library, org or on our Facebook page. Okay,.

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Take care have a good weekend, see.

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