ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Vooks Storybooks Animated Kids Books: I Am (Not) Scared! | Vooks Narrated Storytime
Hi there! Are you ready for a fun story? It’s all about being brave and having fun with friends. Let’s dive in!
Once upon a time, there were two friends. One friend said, “I am not scared!” But the other friend asked, “Are you sure?”
They talked about things that might be scary, like snakes and spiders. “Yikes!” they said. But they decided to be brave together. “Let’s be scared together!” they laughed.
Then, they found a chair. “That’s my chair!” one friend said. “No, it’s mine!” said the other. They both wanted to sit in the chair.
But guess what? They decided to share and play together. “Can I try it?” one asked. “Okay, just once,” the other agreed. Sharing is so much fun!
They played lots of games, like dinosaur hunters and building a jeep. “Roar like a dinosaur!” they shouted. They laughed and had a great time.
They realized something special. “We are not just friends,” they said. “We are best friends!”
Next, they decided to build a castle. “It needs flags!” one said. “And towers!” said the other. They worked together to make it perfect.
Building together made them happy. “Wow, it’s perfect!” they cheered. Working as a team is the best!
Do you love stories? There are so many more to explore! Ask your grown-up to help you find more fun stories. You’ll have a great time!
Thanks for joining the adventure. Remember, being brave and sharing with friends makes everything more fun!
Bravery Badge Craft: Let’s make bravery badges! Gather some paper, crayons, and safety pins. Draw a badge shape on the paper and color it in. Think about something that makes you feel brave, like a superhero or a favorite animal, and draw it on your badge. Ask a grown-up to help you attach the safety pin so you can wear your bravery badge. When you wear it, remember a time you were brave, just like the friends in the story!
Sharing Circle: Sit in a circle with your friends or family. Take turns sharing something you love, like a toy or a book. When it’s your turn, say, “I love my [item], and I want to share it with you!” Pass it around the circle so everyone can see. Notice how sharing makes everyone smile, just like in the story when the friends shared the chair.
Build a Team Castle: Gather some building blocks or use pillows and blankets to build a castle with a friend or family member. Work together to decide where the towers and flags should go. As you build, talk about how teamwork helps make the castle even better. When you’re done, celebrate your teamwork by saying, “We did it together!” just like the friends in the story.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
I am not scared.
I am not scared.
I am not scared.
You are scared.
I am not scared.
Are you?
No, I am brave.
This will be fun.
[Music]
You look scared.
Well, maybe a little.
Don’t worry, there are much scarier things than this.
Like what?
Like snakes.
Snakes?
Yes, they are scary.
[Music]
Or what about a tub of hairy spiders?
Now that is scary.
[Music]
A pan of fried ants.
An alien with pink eyes and furry teeth.
A roller coaster with a snake.
Let’s be scared together.
Okay.
[Music]
Um…
I am scared.
[Music]
Now that was scary.
The scariest?
Huh?
[Music]
That’s not mine.
That’s my chair.
No, it’s mine.
I was sitting in it before.
I’m sitting in it now.
[Music]
I had it first.
It’s mine.
[Music]
I have it now.
It’s mine.
[Music]
Well, this is mine.
Swivel, swivel.
[Music]
Ah, can I try it?
So level swing.
No, it’s mine.
Please, just once.
Um, yeah, okay, just once.
Um, look out.
[Music]
Hey, that’s my chair.
No, it’s mine.
[Music]
Uh, what?
Tickle, tickles.
[Laughter]
Mine, mine, mine, mine.
Get up, it’s mine.
Go away, it’s mine.
[Music]
I’m sorry.
Me too.
Want to go play?
Yeah.
Huh?
Mine.
[Laughter]
[Music]
Oh.
[Music]
We are not friends.
[Music]
[Laughter]
[Music]
Can I play with you?
Yes.
Well, thanks.
Look, we can do a duet.
Okay, but…
[Music]
Huh?
[Music][Music]
What?
It was getting hot.
Let’s play dinosaur hunters.
Where’s our friend?
Who?
Our friend.
We are friends.
We are not friends.
I’m back!
Great, now we all can play dinosaur hunters.
[Music]
Great!
[Music][Laughter]
[Music]
I know!
We can build a car, a jeep!
Great minds think alike.
[Music]
Um, it’s a two-seater.
[Music]
Then where do I sit?
You can be the dinosaur.
Yeah, attack T-Rex!
Roar louder!
Roar scarier!
[Music]
We are not friends.
[Music]
You are right.
We are not friends.
We are best friends.
[Music]
And this is our new friend.
Yes!
Yay!
Do you want to play spies?
[Music]
Huh?
Can I play too?
[Music]
Oh.
[Music]
It is not perfect.
[Music]
Hmm.
[Music]
It is perfect.
[Music]
What?
It is not perfect.
No.
[Music]
Almost.
It needs flags.
We can use these! Yay!
[Music]
Now it is perfect.
Hmm… yes, but the towers could be taller.
[Music]
Uh-huh.
Pet pat.
Now it is perfect!
Yay!
[Music][Music][Applause]
It is not perfect.
That wall is too small.
It is!
[Music]
It should be wider.
[Music]
Perfect!
[Music]
It needs more towers.
But it needs arches and windows and stairs and the gatehouse and the drawbridge.
[Music]
Uh…
[Music]
Hmm.
[Music]
It is perfect!
Wow, all that work!
Well, the same.
Too bad.
[Music]
Huh?
[Music]
Perfect!
Hmm… truly.
[Music]
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My favorite story on books is the unicorn and horse because the horse feels like he’s, well, not beautiful, but he actually is.
I’m going to explore more on books, and you should too!
Don’t wait around, ask your grown-up and start exploring more fun stories like these.
You’ll be glad you did!
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