ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Vooks Storybooks Animated Kids Book: Bear In Underwear – Goodnight Underwear!
Once upon a time, in a big green forest, there was a cozy little cabin and a fun campsite with a campfire. Seven friends were there, ready to have a great time! They had seven sleeping bags, seven pillows, and seven flashlights to light up the night.
They had everything they needed: tick spray to keep bugs away and yummy marshmallows on sticks to roast over the fire. It was time to say goodnight!
Goodnight, pillow fight! Goodnight, mosquito bites. Goodnight, little frights.
All the friends snuggled into their sleeping bags, ready for a peaceful night.
But wait! What’s that? Hello, owls hooting. Hello, doves cooing. Hello, little mice scurrying by. Oh no, a bug in the eye!
There was a lump under Bear’s back, and everyone had itches and twitches. The dark shadows made spooky sounds. What could it be?
Let’s run to the cabin!
Inside the cabin, the friends were safe from the thunder and rain pouring down. They were happy to be together, warm and dry.
Goodnight, little glitches. Goodnight, twitches, and lots of little itches.
Goodnight, moon. Goodnight, raccoon. Goodnight, peepers. Goodnight, sleepers. Goodnight, little house. Goodnight, little mouse. Goodnight, dimming lights. Goodnight, nighttime frights.
Goodnight to the underwear drying on the line. Goodnight to the bear in underwear. Goodnight, goodnight, underwear!
If you love stories, there are so many more to discover! Ask a grown-up to help you find more fun books to read. You’ll have a great time exploring new adventures!
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Sound Detective: Go on a sound adventure! With the help of a grown-up, find a safe spot outside or near a window. Close your eyes and listen carefully. Can you hear any sounds like the ones in the story, such as owls hooting or mice scurrying? Make a list or draw pictures of the sounds you hear. Share your findings with your friends or family and see if they can guess what you heard!
Camping Adventure at Home: Create your own cozy camping spot at home! Use blankets and pillows to make a pretend tent. Gather some stuffed animals or toys to be your forest friends. Pretend it’s nighttime and say goodnight to everything around you, just like in the story. Can you think of other things to say goodnight to? Maybe your favorite toy or the stars outside!
Shadow Play: With a flashlight and some help from a grown-up, explore how shadows are made. Shine the flashlight on different objects and see what kind of shadows they create on the wall. Can you make a shadow that looks like a bear or another animal from the story? Try using your hands to make shadow puppets and tell a new bedtime story with them!
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In a great green forest, there was a little cabin and a nice campsite with a campfire. There were seven friends and seven maps for sleeping there, along with seven pillows on the beds for the friends to rest their heads. There were also seven flashlights on the ground for the friends circling around, spray for ticks, and marshmallows on sticks.
Good night, pillow fight! Good night, mosquito bites. Good night, frights.
Every friend is tucked in tight; it should be a quiet night.
Hello owls, hello doves, hello mice running by. Hello, bug in the eye. Hello, lump under the bear’s back. Hello, itches, hello twitches, hello dark shadows, and what’s that sound?
Let’s make a run for it!
Hello, thunder and rain pouring down. Hello, dry cabin with friends together, safe from stormy weather.
Good night, glitches. Good night, twitches, and lots of little itches.
Good night, moon. Good night, raccoon. Good night, peepers. Good night, sleepers. Good night, little house. Good night, little mouse. Good night, dimming lights. Good night, nighttime frights.
Good night to the mighty fine underwear drying on the line.
Good night to the bear in underwear. Good night, good night, underwear.
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