ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel 9 Story Kids Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs ???? Overdue! (HD Full Episode)
Harry was in a bit of trouble. It was time to return his library book. “Do I really have to give back the big book of even bigger dinosaurs?” he asked. Harry loved that book and hadn’t even read about the stegosaurus yet!
His Nana said, “Don’t worry, Harry. You can always check out the book again.” But Harry didn’t want to return it. He thought, “What if the library police come after me?” But Nana laughed and said, “There’s no such thing as library police!”
Harry decided to hide his book. “I’ll put it somewhere no one can find it,” he thought. He went up to the attic, where it was dusty and full of old things. “I’ll hide it in Dino World!” he exclaimed. Dino World was a magical place where Harry imagined his dinosaurs lived.
He placed the book there and said, “You’ll be safe here, book!” Harry loved visiting Dino World. He thought it was the best place ever.
While in Dino World, Harry’s dinosaurs put on a show. “Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Dorian Drake show!” they announced. The dinosaurs danced and played, making Harry laugh. But the book wanted to go back to the library.
“Won’t someone please return me?” the book asked. Harry realized that books are meant to be shared with everyone, not just kept hidden away.
Harry decided it was time to return the book. “Let’s visit the library,” he said. His mom was home, and they were ready for an adventure. “I’ve got a book that’s overdue,” Harry told her.
As they headed to the library, Harry asked, “Mom, do you know why it’s always so quiet at the library?” She smiled and said, “It’s because all the books are holding their breath, just waiting to be picked up by someone like you!”
Harry learned that returning books means other kids can enjoy them too. He could always borrow more books about dinosaurs or anything else he wanted to learn about. Libraries are magical places full of stories and adventures waiting to be discovered!
And so, Harry happily returned his book, knowing he could visit it anytime he wanted. The library was a place full of wonders, and Harry couldn’t wait to explore more!
Library Adventure Hunt: Create a mini-library at home or in the classroom. Gather a few books and hide them around the room. Ask the children to find the books and bring them back to the “library.” Discuss why it’s important to return books so others can enjoy them too, just like Harry learned in the story.
Dino World Imagination: Encourage the children to create their own “Dino World” using toys, drawings, or crafts. Ask them to imagine what kind of adventures their dinosaurs might have. How would they feel if they had to return something important, like Harry’s book? This activity helps them understand the concept of sharing and returning items.
Library Visit Plan: Have the children plan a pretend visit to the library. What books would they like to borrow? Why is it important to keep the library quiet? Encourage them to think about how they would take care of the books they borrow and the fun of discovering new stories.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music]
Harry is in trouble now; it’s time to return your library book.
You mean I have to give back the big book of even bigger dinosaurs?
Now hold on there one second, Nana. You can’t take it back; Harry hasn’t even gotten to the stegosaurus yet.
But I heard somewhere that you can check out books again and again.
Don’t worry, you can make a quick run to the library as soon as Mom gets home.
I don’t want to return my library book.
Oh, you have to, or the library police will get you.
There’s no such thing as the library police. Besides, they can’t take back Harry’s library book if they can’t find it.
[Music]
Thank you.
We will find your library book here, Harry.
No way!
And you can visit it anytime you want; it’s safer than a fossil buried in mud.
What’s all that bumping and banging?
Nothing, Nana, just me playing with my dinosaurs.
I had no idea it was so dusty up here.
It’s time to clean up every corner of the attic.
Harry, that library book’s gotta go back.
No way! I know a place where no one will find it.
Dino World! Why didn’t we think of it before?
[Music]
There you go, book; you’ll be safe here.
[Music]
It’s the best place ever! I can show it to you if you like some other time.
I must get back to the library, and I’m already very late.
Taxi, you can’t go; you haven’t even met my dinosaurs.
They are very interesting!
They’ll have you know I was written by a PhD.
There’s nothing you can teach me about dinosaurs that I don’t already know.
Did you know that dinosaurs can do this?
[Music]
You’re usually better.
Can I go back to the library now?
Oh, you can’t go yet; you’ll miss the show!
Ladies and gentlemen, books and booklets, welcome to the Dorian Drake show!
[Music]
Drake, stop eating the scenery!
I thought it was lunch!
What’s black and white and red all over?
I don’t know.
No, yes you do!
I do!
[Music]
[Music]
Don’t worry, Skaggy, I know you can do it.
[Music]
I told you so!
Let’s do that again!
[Applause]
Oh no, I know why dinosaurs became extinct.
Maybe someone else can take me back.
Do any of you have a library card?
No, but I have collected some very old bubble gum cards.
I’ll trade you two pteropods for a woolly mammoth!
Won’t someone please return me?
What are we going to do?
There must be times when books don’t get returned to the library, like when they get lost.
[Music]
It’s right over there; off you go!
If you say so.
Oh, right behind you.
Huh, I can’t wait to get back on the show!
Okay, run!
[Applause]
I hope the library looks okay; I wouldn’t want anything bad to happen to it.
Don’t worry, we can find it again anytime we want.
Okay, I want you to stay here until I come back and get you.
That desert island’s in the middle of the ocean; Harry’s library book is going nowhere.
What shall we do next?
How about a nice visit to the library?
Well, okay, Harry, you win; I guess you get to keep me.
[Applause]
So I’m off the shelf, lost in transit, no longer in circulation.
I’m sorry, library book, but I can’t give you back.
We’ll never find another book like you.
Harry, do you know why it’s so quiet at the library?
No.
It’s because all the library books are holding their breath, just waiting to be picked up by someone like you.
Really? I could have introduced you to hundreds more books about dinosaurs or anything else you wanted to read about.
I know that no one listens to me.
They’re good flyers!
Library books be turning home.
[Music]
Book, let’s see if you want…
Mom’s home!
One, two, three, jump!
Nana told me we’re going on an adventure!
I’ve got a book that’s overdue.
Oh, then we better get going!
Mom, do you know why it’s always so quiet at the library?
Tell me!
It’s all the books are holding their breath, just waiting…
[Music]
Oh, wherever did you get that idea?
[Music]
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