City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 12 Oct 2021

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime October 12, 2021

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday October 12, 2021 with Miss Barbara! On Thursday October 14, 2021 we will be having a Baby Signing Storytime Workshop Live via Zoom. 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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There we are we're.

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Live okay, great, sorry about that, not sure what that was about, but we're live now, so I'm so excited to be here. This morning, it's a great day, it's beautiful outside happy fall.

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Happy tuesday, we're gonna have a series of three stories about going to bed and what tomorrow might be like, and so let's get started with that. um Our live streaming story. Time is every tuesday at 11 a.m.

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Here on this channel, uh the city of san bruno's youtube channel, and uh you can always find the next link at storytime.sanbrenolibrary.org.

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I would like you to make a note on your calendar that on october 26 at 11 a.m, we will be. um We will not be live here. We're going to have just a little preview of our story. Walk here recorded online and then, where we're going to be live is in commodore park at a.m, so miss susan and the sierra are going to be at commodore park for a live story, time on tuesday october 26th at 11 a.m, of course weather permitting.

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Okay. So uh let's get started with story time.

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And then I guess, if you don't know we're also having thursday morning at 11 a.m, baby signing time on zoom, you can find those links at programs.sanbrinolibrary.org.

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Let's get started we're glad you're here today we're glad.

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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.

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Good job, okay, our first story is called a story for small bear, and this is by alice mcginty and richard jones, and it is published by wade books in new york.

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A story for small bear.

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When a late autumn, wind swirled into their den after an noon time, nap small bear shivered, I smell frost in the air said mama tonight we will start our winter slumber.

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Small bear snuggled close. Will you tell me stories before we sleep? She asked I'd love that mama said, but first there's work to finish. If you help no dilly no dally, then we'll have time for stories.

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Small bear got right to work with the sun shining high. She helped mama gather sprigs of spruce to make a soft warm nest.

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As small bear raked to the forest floor, she came upon her favorite spot the cozy hole in the spruce tree. She rubbed her nose in the sweet smelling wood.

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Have you ever smelled the bark of a tree?

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They smell different different kinds of trees, smell different. She scratched her back. ah She could dilly and dally here forever.

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But then a gust of frigid air ruffled, her fur and small, bear shuddered. She did not like the cold, not at all small bear thought of mama nearby, no dilly, she told herself no dally wind was biting winter knocking and she had to save time for stories.

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Goodbye whole said small bear and she carried the sprigs back to line their winter den.

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As the sun drifted slowly across the sky, small bear and mama lumbered to the river to bathe small, bear tumbled into the clear cool water and shimmied until all the dirt had been washed from her fur. ah She squished and she splashed.

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No dilly she knew that was what mama would say. Still she rolled and wriggled and played some more, no dally small bear thought, but it was so hard to leave. What could she do? Wind was biting winter knocking and she had to save time for stories. Finally, firmly small bear waited to shore goodbye river. She said and shook herself dry.

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Mama small bear called: where are you mama at last? Small bear saw her and rant meet her by the berry grove late day, sunshine warmed them as they munched on berries, juicy and red. Then small bears saw acorns high above.

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There's one: have you seen those here in san bruno? We do have oak trees here and oak trees are the trees that make acorns up up up she climbed one branch to another and ate acorn. After acorn she looked out from the branches ah she could climb for ever.

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But now the sun began to curve into sunset. No dilly small bear reminded herself still she reached for a particularly plump acorn, no dally small bear said, but how could she leave? The forest was full of food and adventure.

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Suddenly, though, small bear shivered, sun was setting, wind was biting winter knocking and she had to save time for stories.

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Small bear knew what to do goodbye, trees. She said and down she scrambled mama. She called she scampered between bushes scurried, over rocks.

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Finally, small bear saw her lumbering near the mulberry trees. Here I am mama. She said.

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And together they started down the path towards home.

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Back in their den warm and clean and fed small bear and her mama nestled down into their spruce bow nest. Did I save enough time for stories small bear asked you did mama answered and pulled her close.

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What will the story be? Do you think, in a deep rumbling voice, mama began once there lived a small bear who loved to play her mama watched as she scratched in her cozy hole, no dilly splashed in her clear cool stream, no dally adventured in the tall tall trees. Would she save time for stories?

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Small bear listened content because she knew how this story would end. This is the story of small bears day. Isn't it that mom was telling and as the first snowflakes of winter floated down outside, she drifted off to sleep good night, small bear good night and that's a story for small bear.

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Okay, I have a teddy bear good night rhyme for us and if you want to get up and dance around for this one, this is not really a song. It's kind of a rhythmic chant, so we have teddy bear teddy bear turn around. Can you turn around teddy bear teddy bear touch. The ground touch the ground teddy bear teddy bear reach up high.

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Teddy bear teddy bear touch the sky.

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Teddy bear teddy bear bend down low teddy bear teddy bear touch. Your toes, you can't see my toes, but I'm touching my toes teddy bear teddy bear go to bed teddy bear teddy bear rest. Your head, teddy bear teddy bear turn out. The lights teddy bear teddy bear say good night good night. Let's do that again.

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Teddy bear teddy bear turn around teddy bear teddy bear touch. The ground teddy bear teddy bear reach up high.

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Teddy bear teddy bear touch. The sky teddy bear teddy bear bend.

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Down low teddy bear teddy bear touch. Your toes teddy bear teddy bear go to bed teddy bear teddy bear rest. Your head, teddy bear teddy bear turn out. The lights teddy bear teddy bear, say good night, good night, good night, good job.

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How about we found a hat by john claussen? How is this going to be a good night's story? Let's find out, this is published by candlewick book part one. Finding the hat.

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Do you see it? Do you see that we found a hat? We found it together, two turtles together: finding a hat.

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But there is only one hat and there are two of us.

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How does it look on me.

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It looks good on you.

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How does it look on me? It looks good on you too.

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It looks good on both of us, but it would not be right if one of us had a hat and the other did not.

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What are they going to do? There is only one thing to do. We must leave the hat here and forget that we found it.

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What's happening with that turtle, where is it looking at the hat.

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Part two watching the sunset: did you see the sunset last night we were going to have sunset story time outside at the library and it was too windy, but we could still watch the sunset. I still saw the sunset.

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We are watching the sunset we are watching it together.

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It's good to watch the sunset together with someone. What are you thinking about? I am thinking about the sunset.

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What are you thinking about?

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There goes the sun, the last little bit, the last limb of the sun.

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Nothing, what is that turtle thinking about? They said nothing, but what do you think, maybe about the hat part three going to sleep.

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We are going to sleep, we are going to sleep here together.

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Under the stars.

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Are you almost asleep, I am almost asleep.

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Are you all the way asleep? I am all the way asleep. I am dreaming a dream.

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What are you dreaming about? I will tell you what I am dreaming about.

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I am dreaming that I have a hat. It looks very good on me.

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You are also there, you also have a hat. It looks very good on you too,.

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A dream of two hats: we both have hats.

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Oh now, both turtles are dreaming of a world where they each have a hat good night turtles.

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Sweet dreams, turtles.

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A dream of the world where we all have enough hats.

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Well, those turtles are sleeping out under the stars and what song better for a nighttime a go to sleep story, time than twinkle twinkle little star, and did you know there's so many verses to twinkle twinkle little star, so we're gonna sing a bunch of verses for twinkle, twinkle little star, and maybe your family can look up the lyrics and find out those verses as well, and I just found out this morning this was song was written in 1898 a long time ago. No wonder so.

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Many people know it it's such a good time, good song. It has a long time to spread all over the world. Okay, get your little fingers ready, twinkle twinkle little star, twinkle.

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Twinkle little star how I wonder what you are up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are when the blazing sun is gone when he nothing shines upon, then you show your little light, twinkle twinkle all the night, twinkle twinkle little star.

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How I wonder what you are, then the traveler in the dark thanks you for your tiny spark. He could not see which way to go if you did not twinkle so twinkle twinkle little star.

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How I wonder what you are in the dark: blue sky, you keep and often through my curtains peep, for you never shut your eye till the sun is in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star? How? I wonder what you are very good: good job, okay,.

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One things that we sometimes wonder when we go to bed is what tomorrow is going to be like, and this book is a wondering book about tomorrow. It's called tomorrow, most likely and the words are by dave eggers and the pictures by lane smith, and this is published by chronicle books with two wonderful local bay area. Authors, look at how beautiful that is tomorrow, most likely where.

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Is our child going to bed just.

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Like we're imagining we are doing tomorrow, most likely there will be a sky and chances are. It will be what color blue, what a beautiful blue sky today tomorrow, most likely there will be a squirrel and chances are. His name is stew.

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Have you met a squirrel named stew.

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Me neither I have squirrels in my neighborhood that eat peanuts, though tomorrow most likely there will be a meal and chances are, it will be brown.

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Did you brown cereal this morning tomorrow, most likely there will be a door that leads to the world.

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Where people are found tomorrow, most likely there will be there will come a song through the half open window of a slow moving car.

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Tomorrow, most likely there will be a plane flying high and white and fast and far.

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We see those every day here in san bruno. Don't we tomorrow most likely?

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What are we seeing there signs walking something won't rhyme? Something won't make sense.

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Tomorrow, most likely you'll touch a bright bug, green and red, and, looking at you look at that little bug hello, little bug.

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Oh there, it is hello little bug tomorrow, most likely the bug will seem worried, he's missing a friend. His friend's name is stew.

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The squirrel tomorrow, most likely you'll smell the good smell of an unseen flower. You can't quite name something smells good. What is it tomorrow? Most likely you'll pick up a stone striped like a spider web or maybe a brain.

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Do you think you'll find a beautiful rock or an interesting rock tomorrow tomorrow, most likely you'll see something strange. You'll hear something odd you'll touch something gooey you'll meet cousin todd. Cousin todd has a pet's nail and plays the kazoo. You might ride a whale.

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You could eat a cloud.

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You might write a song and sing it too loud. I hope you do.

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There are mountains of time and oceans of faces, canyons of color and skies full of places. Tomorrow, most likely will be a great day because you are in it.

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And stew is okay, there's stew, with the little.

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Bug the end, all the colors of tomorrow, which brings us to what, to our rainbow song, write all the colors of today, all the colors of tomorrow. When I look outside my window, there's a world of color. I see when I look outside my.

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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 around me and the sun outside my window is as yellow as yellow can be fiddle.

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

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So I hope all the.

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Colors of the rainbow are in your life today and tomorrow, thanks for joining me for story time, let's sing our goodbye.

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Song, 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. I hope to see you soon here.

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On city of san bruno's, youtube channel or in the library, the library is open, mondays, 1 to 8 tuesdays through fridays, 12 to 6 saturday 10 to 5., so we're here at the library for you, you can come check out these books. You can also look on our website for the list of books. We've read in online story time and don't forget to catch us on october. 26 live in commodore park at 11am.

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All right, we'll see you next time. Take care have a great day.