ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Book Hungry Bears – Scout Sees Everything (Full Episode) | Videos for Kids
Hi there! We are the Book-Hungry Bears, and we love finding books with fun stories to share. Let’s go on an adventure together to find some books!
We are on a mission to find books. Could they be here? Could they be there? We are looking everywhere! Oh, look! I think I see a book over there by those rocks. Let’s go check it out!
Oh no! There’s a dinosaur! But don’t worry, it’s a friendly one. Let’s go say hello and give it a nice scratch. “Hi, dinosaur! Have you seen any books around?”
Our friend Boomer thinks the dinosaur is actually a pirate ship! “Come on, me mateys, let’s climb up and look for treasure!” But wait, our treasure is a book! Let’s find it together.
Oh, look! Our friend Crystal needs help with some eggs. Let’s help her keep them warm so they can hatch. We have to be quiet so we don’t disturb them.
Yay! We found a book! Let’s sit down and read it together. The story is about the sky. Did you know the sky can be so many things? It can be a playground, a highway, or even a home for animals like spiders and butterflies.
Look up at the sky! Can you see the stars making the shape of a bear? Just like us! The sky can be a place for stories and adventures. What do you see in the sky? Maybe a cloud cat or a flying book!
Wherever we are, we all share the same sky. It’s like a big roof over our heads. Isn’t that amazing? The sky makes us feel happy and excited!
Oh, the story is finished, but our adventure isn’t over! Let’s protect the eggs on our pirate ship and keep looking for more books. Come on, let’s go!
Thanks for joining us on this fun adventure. We hope you enjoyed the story and learned something new about the sky. See you next time!
Sky Shapes Exploration: Go outside and lie on the grass or look out the window. Spend a few minutes observing the sky. What shapes do you see in the clouds? Can you find a cloud that looks like an animal, a book, or something else from the story? Draw a picture of what you see and share it with your friends or family.
Book Treasure Hunt: Just like the Book-Hungry Bears, go on a book treasure hunt at home or in your classroom. Look for books in different places, like under a table, behind a chair, or on a shelf. How many books can you find? Share your favorite book with a friend and tell them why you like it.
Egg Care Experiment: Pretend you are helping Crystal with her eggs. Use a small toy or a plastic egg and find a cozy spot to keep it warm, just like the bears did. What materials can you use to make a nest? Try using a blanket, some soft toys, or a pillow. Talk about why it’s important to be gentle and quiet around the eggs.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
We are the bears, the book-hungry bears,
Looking for books with stories to share.
[Music]
Books, books, looking for books,
Looking for books to share.
Could they be here? Could they be there?
Looking for books to share.
There, where?
What a book!
I think I see one over there by those rocks.
Come on!
Don’t go near that dinosaur.
Huh? What dinosaur?
Where?
That dinosaur!
Roar!
[Music]
Oh, you’re right, Melody.
I can see it, and it’s a big one!
I told you!
Let’s go calm it down so it doesn’t scare away the books.
Okay, but you go first.
I’ll be right behind you.
Come on, Boomer!
Crystal, you come too!
That’s so not a dinosaur!
So not a dinosaur!
That’s a good dinosaur!
Roar!
There you go!
Who’s a good boy?
Yeah!
Hi, dinosaur!
Let’s give you a nice scratch.
Therium dinosaur, have you seen the book around?
Boomer, you scared us, especially the dinosaur!
Roar!
Yeah, Boomer, what are you doing?
I’m Pirate Captain Boomer!
This isn’t a dinosaur; it’s a pirate ship!
Come on, me mateys, let’s climb up and look for treasure!
You mean a book?
Oh, that’s right!
Scout, you sure are a great pirate, Boomer!
But I can’t see your ship.
Well, you’re on it, Crystal, so be careful!
Scout, do you see it?
Um…
[Music]
I do, Pirate Captain Boomer! Now I do!
[Music]
Come on, let’s go!
But what about the dinosaur, Scout?
We need to pet him; we scared him!
Roar!
You pet him, and I’ll go with Boomer and look for books.
Captain Boomer, I’m coming!
Melody, I’m going to look for books over there behind those rocks.
Who’s a good boy?
Whoa!
Slow me down!
Hold tight, Scout!
See any books?
No, Pirate Captain Boomer, I mean, uh, no books.
Wait!
I do see something; it’s Crystal!
She’s bobbing in the waves; I hope she’s okay!
Oh, Crystal!
Huh?
We’ll save you!
Erg, we’re coming!
Yeah!
You’re going to upset the eggs!
Eggs?
We’re here to save you!
Save me?
I don’t need saving, but I need help!
Help me warm up these eggs so they can hatch!
You’re right; there are so many of them!
I’ll help you!
Huh?
But we’re pirates!
Gosh, the eggs, Scout!
Tell Boomer how they need quiet!
Um, Captain Boomer, you’re making the dinosaur all grumbly with all the noise!
Scout, let’s go pet him!
But this is a ship!
[Music]
Um, it’s a place where books like to hide.
Come on!
Why, hello there, book!
Would you like to share your story with us, please?
Yes!
Story time!
[Music]
Is everyone close and comfy?
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[Music]
That boy is swinging right into the sky!
There is more than one way to picture the sky.
There is…
I just see a blue sky!
Me too! Yep, it’s blue!
It can be a blanket or the curtain rising on your day.
The sky can be an eyeful!
That’s the biggest sky I’ve ever seen!
Me too!
It can slip into the background.
Oh, I see it!
It’s right here!
You can find it up, down, or all around.
It can be a playground, a highway, a home.
The sky can be so many things!
This is the highway; see the geese in the plane?
Zoom!
And here’s the playground; look at the ball!
And the sky is spider and butterfly’s home.
You can watch the passing parade.
You may find a story in the sky!
See how the stars make the outline of a bear?
Bears like us!
Or a weather report!
Sometimes it’s movie night!
I love the boom thunder, mates!
Boom!
[Laughter]
The sky can play hide and seek.
It may say, “Let’s dance!”
Wherever we are, we share the same sky.
It is the roof over our heads.
We all share that sky, just like the woman eating breakfast.
She’s sharing the same sky as the boy going to bed.
Here, picture the sky!
How do you feel?
Happy!
The sky is something I want to touch!
Huh, the sky makes me happy too!
I see a zoo with cloud animals in it!
Look!
I see a cloud cat!
Wow!
And I see a place where books fly around!
I see all of those things!
Oh, the story is finished!
Thank you for sharing it with us!
Thank you!
[Music]
Hey, the book is flying past the dinosaur that’s sitting in your pirate ship!
Boomer!
Yeah, Melody, it is! And I can see the dinosaur now!
The eggs!
The eggs sure will be safe on your amazing pirate ship, but we better protect them from other pirates!
Come on!
Right behind you!
[Music]
You!
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