ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Llama Llama Mad At Mama by Anna Dewdney | CHILDREN’S BOOK READ ALOUD
Hi there! I’m so happy you’re here for Story Time with Ryan. Today, we’re going to read a fun book called “Llama Llama Mad at Mama” by Anna Dewdney. Are you ready? Let’s go!
Our story begins with Llama Llama playing with blocks and puzzles in the sunny sun. But guess what? It’s Saturday, and it’s time to go shopping with Mama Llama. Llama Llama wants to play, but first, they have to shop. After shopping, there will be a treat!
Llama Llama dreams in the car, but soon it’s time to wake up because they’ve arrived at the big store! There are lots of signs and aisles. Llama Llama and Mama are ready to shop!
Inside the store, there are sales everywhere! But the music is yucky, and the store is busy. Llama Llama starts to feel a little grumpy. There are so many clothes to try on, like shirts, jackets, pants, and shoes. Llama Llama doesn’t care about clothes; he just wants to go!
Shopping isn’t fun for Llama Llama. He wants his treat, but all he sees are oats and cheese. Llama Llama gets mad at Mama. Oh no!
Mama tells Llama Llama to stop fussing. She says shopping can be boring, but it’s better when they’re together. Llama Llama realizes he loves being with Mama. They decide to make shopping fun by working as a team!
Llama Llama helps Mama clean up the mess. They pick up pasta, mop up juice, and put things back where they belong. Llama Llama even gets to push the cart, which makes him happy!
Finally, the shopping is done, and it’s time for fun! Llama Llama and Mama find their car and head home. Llama Llama puts on his new shoes and socks and says goodbye to the store.
Llama Llama loves his Mama and is happy they shopped together. He even gets ice cream as a treat! Llama Llama learns that shopping can be fun when you’re with someone you love.
Thanks for joining Story Time with Ryan! We hope you had fun. See you next time!
Shopping Adventure Role Play: Gather some toy items or empty food boxes and set up a mini-store at home or in the classroom. Let the children take turns being Llama Llama and Mama Llama. Encourage them to practice teamwork by picking up items together and putting them in a toy shopping cart. Discuss how working together can make tasks more enjoyable.
Feelings and Faces: Talk about how Llama Llama felt during the shopping trip. Ask the children to make faces that show different emotions like happy, sad, or grumpy. Discuss what makes them feel these emotions and how they can work with others to turn a grumpy day into a happy one, just like Llama Llama did with Mama.
Teamwork Art Project: Provide paper, crayons, and stickers. Ask the children to draw a picture of a time they worked together with someone, like a friend or family member, to complete a task. Encourage them to share their drawings and stories with the class, highlighting the importance of teamwork and how it made the task more fun.
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Hey, I’m Craig Toby and welcome to Story Time with Ryan! Today’s book is “Llama Llama Mad at Mama” by Anna Dewdney.
Let’s get started!
“Llama Llama Mad at Mama” by Anna Dewdney.
Llama Llama having fun, blocks and puzzles in the sun. Time to shop, it’s Saturday. Llama Llama wants to play. First the shopping, then a treat. Mama Llama gets the seat.
Llama dreaming in the car. Wake up, wake up, here we are! Shopping!
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Great big building, great big signs, lots of aisles, lots of lines. Llama Llama out with Mama, shopping at the shop.
Oh, look! 50% off! Sale, sale, sale! Yucky music, great big feet, ladies smelling way too sweet.
Look at this, stand in line. Llama Llama starts to whine. Still 20% off, take 40% off! Clearance sales and discount buys. What is little Llama’s size?
Try it on and take it off. Pull and wiggle, itch and cough.
Shirts and jackets, pants and shoes. Does this sweater come in blue? Brand new socks and underwear. Llama Llama does not care.
Cheese puffs and O.D. crunch. What would Llama like for lunch? Llama Llama doesn’t know. Llama Llama wants to go!
Mama, I don’t even care! Oats, cheese, whatever!
Well, there you go! Loaf of bread and cream of wheat. Llama Llama wants his treat. It’s no fun at Shop-O-Rama. Llama Llama mad at Mama.
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My treat? Yeah! Mama flying pasta, spraying juice, paper towels rolling loose. Coffee, bread, and chips galore. Shoes and sweaters hit the floor.
I can’t stop it, doesn’t make sense, but it’s a bad idea. Crash the car and smash the signs. No more waiting, no more lines.
Out go socks and cheesy puffs. Llama Llama, that’s enough!
Please stop fussing, little Llama. No more of this Llama drama.
I think shopping’s boring too, but at least I’m here with you.
What’s that, Mama? You’re here with me? I love Mama!
Let’s see if we can make this fun and get the Llama shopping done. Let’s be a team at Shop-O-Rama!
Llama shops with Mama. Sweep up pasta, mop up juice, wrap up towels rolling loose.
Pick up puffs and find the socks. Put the shoes back in the box.
Push the cart with Mama. Llama almost done at Shop-O-Rama!
I just wanted to push the cart. I didn’t know it, but that’s what I wanted!
Yeah, so it’d be on my own two feet.
Yeah, pushing! Time to leave if the shopping’s done. No more waiting, time for fun!
Out to party, not too far. Where did Mama leave the car?
There it is! Good! Snap the buckle, grab the box. Put on brand new shoes and socks.
Say goodbye to Shop-O-Rama. Llama Llama loves his Mama!
Ice cream, new shoes! I love shopping! I love my Mama!
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Well, thanks for watching Story Time with Ryan and Craig Toby! We’ll see you next time!
You know, Ryan, I wish my Mama was a Llama.
What is a Llama? I don’t know.
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[Applause]
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