Red shoes, yellow shoes, green shoes, blue shoes. Which color do you think Buzzy will choose? Buzzy picks blue! What about you?
Buzzy has a blue balloon. “Come on, balloon, follow me!” Buzzy says. There are lots of toys for the balloon to see. At night, Buzzy ties the balloon to his bed. “Good night, balloon. Sleep tight. See you in the morning,” Buzzy whispers.
In the morning, the balloon is all flat! Buzzy calls, “Mommy, mommy, balloons no more! Make it like it was before.” Mommy knows just what to do. She blows and blows, and the balloon grows and grows. “It’s good as new!” Mommy says.
Buzzy loves his blue balloon. It flies up high! He can catch it, chase it, and hug it. But then, pop! The balloon is gone. “Mommy, mommy!” Buzzy cries.
Mommy says, “I can’t fix the balloon for you. Once it’s popped, a balloon is through.” Buzzy feels sad and doesn’t want to play. But then he sees a good old friend, and he starts to feel better.
Buzzy has a boo-boo, a big bump on his head. “Boo-hoo!” he cries. Mommy helps, and sister holds the bandages. Buzzy picks a bandage, and sister puts it on. Dad says magic words to make the bump go away.
Buzzy wants his fuzzy bear. Bear needs a bandage too! Buzzy has some juice and jelly bread. He looks in the mirror and says, “Wow!” Buzzy feels better and is ready to play with his sister.
Night is coming, and it’s bath time! Daddy says, “Buzzy, bath time, dear.” The water is nice, and Buzzy washes up. When bath time is over, Daddy says, “Buzzy, put your boats away.” Buzzy worries about the drain, but Daddy says, “No need to frown. The drain can’t suck you down.”
After bath time, it’s bedtime. Buzzy is ready for a good night’s sleep with his favorite teddy bear. Sweet dreams, Buzzy!
Color Hunt: Go on a color hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that are red, yellow, green, and blue, just like the shoes Buzzy had to choose from. Can you find something in each color? Once you’ve found them, share your favorite color and why you like it the most. This activity helps you notice colors in your everyday surroundings and think about your preferences.
Balloon Experiment: With the help of an adult, blow up a balloon and let it go without tying it. Watch how it moves and where it lands. Try blowing it up again and see if it moves differently. Talk about why the balloon moves the way it does. This activity helps you understand how air can make things move and change direction.
Feelings and Friends: Think about a time when you felt sad like Buzzy did when his balloon popped. What made you feel better? Draw a picture of a friend or family member who helps you feel happy. Share your drawing and talk about how friends and family can help us feel better when we’re sad. This activity encourages you to express your feelings and appreciate the people who support you.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Red shoes, yellow shoes, green shoes, blue shoes. Which do you think Buzzy will choose?
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Buzzy picks blue. What about you?
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Buzzy picks blue. What about you?
Come on, balloon, follow me! There are lots of toys for you to see.
Balloon on a string tied to his bed, he likes it near his head.
Good night, balloon. You sleep tight. See you in the morning.
Now, good night.
Morning comes, the air’s all out. Buzzy gives his mom a shout.
“Mommy, mommy, balloons no more! Make it like it was before.”
Mommy knows just what to do. “I’ll blow it up again for you.”
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Mommy blows and blows and blows. The balloon grows and grows and grows.
Mommy says, “It’s good as new. I blew it up again for you.”
Balloon on a string, balloon on a string, mommies are a wonderful thing.
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My balloon is blue, up high. Look at how my balloon can fly.
Catch it, chase it, throw it, shove it, hold it, hug it.
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Wish it, I love it, pop!
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“Mommy, mommy!”
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“I can’t fix the balloon for you. Once it’s popped, a balloon is through.”
Buzzy doesn’t want to play, no, no, no, not right away.
Not with a puzzle, not with a ball, not with anything at all.
Then he sees a good old friend, and his feelings start to mend.
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The end.
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Thank you.
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Buzzy’s boo-boo.
Buzzy has a boo-boo, a big bump on his head.
Buzzy cries, “Boo-hoo! The bump is big and red.”
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Mommy drives the boo-boo away. Buzzy says it hurts.
Sister holds the bandages. Buzzy says it hurts.
Buzzy picks a bandage.
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Sister puts it on.
Dad says some magic words for head bumps to be gone.
Buzzy wants his fuzzy bear. Bear needs a bandage too.
Fuzzy sticks it on him; Fuzzy’s just like new.
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He has a sip of juice and some jelly bread.
Then he holds his Teddy up against his head.
“I want to see my bandage. I want to see it now.”
Buzzy looks in the mirror; all he says is, “Wow!”
Buzzy says, “I’m better!” His sister says, “Let’s play.”
Buzzy hugs his Teddy, then he says, “Okay!”
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Fuzzy is the kicker.
Will his sister catch the ball? Teddy is all ready if Buzzy happens to fall.
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Buzzy’s big bedtime book.
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Part one: Bath time.
Night is coming, bedtime’s near.
Daddy says, “Buzzy, bath time, dear.”
The tub is filled; the water’s fine.
Daddy says, “Buzzy, wash up time.”
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It feels good once you’re in.
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Bath is ending, so is play.
Daddy says, “Buzzy, put your boats away.”
Water’s swirling, glug, glug.
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Give me the plug.
Buzzy’s worried, “What’s he to do?”
Could the drain glug, glug him too?
Daddy says, “Buzzy, no need to frown. That drain could never suck you down.”
**[Music]**
Part two: Bedtime.
