Happy Halloween, everyone! Are you ready for a fun and spooky adventure with some playful pups? Let’s dive into the story!
It’s Halloween night, and the streets are filled with excitement! Dogs are doing tricks to get yummy treats. They walk up and down the spooky streets, showing off their costumes.
Look! There’s a dog dressed as a buzzing bee, jumping through a hoop. Over there, a skinny hot dog dog is running by, carrying a bucket full of goodies. His paws are so quiet!
Oh, what’s that? A ghost dog is floating by, with its ears poking out from under a sheet. And listen! A spooky puppy is howling a song to the moon. How fun!
Everywhere you look, pumpkins with glowing eyes are giving us a little scare. And here comes a mummy dog, wrapped up tight, walking stiffly through the autumn night. Boo!
After collecting lots of treats, the dogs gather on a nearby hill. They are so happy and start barking joyfully together. What a silly and fun group of dogs!
If you love stories like this, there are so many more to discover! One of my favorite stories is about a unicorn and a horse. The horse learns that he is beautiful just the way he is. Isn’t that wonderful?
Ask your grown-up to help you find more fun stories. You can explore a kid-safe library full of exciting tales. You’ll be so glad you did!
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Costume Creation: Gather some craft materials like colored paper, fabric scraps, and markers. Encourage the children to create their own dog costumes inspired by the story. Ask them to think about what their favorite animal or character is and how they can turn it into a costume for a dog. Once they have created their costumes, have a mini parade where each child can show off their creation and explain why they chose that particular costume.
Pumpkin Observation: Take the children on a walk around the school or neighborhood to look for pumpkins. Encourage them to observe the different shapes, sizes, and faces carved into the pumpkins. Ask them questions like, “What do you think this pumpkin is feeling?” or “How is this pumpkin different from the others?” After the walk, have the children draw their favorite pumpkin and describe it to the class.
Sound Exploration: In the story, a spooky puppy howls a song to the moon. Have the children experiment with making different sounds that they think the dogs in the story might make. Use simple instruments or household items to create sounds like a howling puppy or a buzzing bee. Discuss how different sounds can make us feel and what sounds they associate with Halloween.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Happy Halloween! A K9 pop-up treat! Wow, wow, wow! It’s Halloween, what a silly scene! [Music]
Dogs do tricks to earn their treats, up and down the spooky streets. Pooches prance on every stoop, a barking bee leaps through a hoop. A skinny hot dog scurries by, his pail of goodies swinging high on silent paws. A ghost appears above the sheet, poking perky ears. A spooky puppy howls a tune, his nose upturned to face the moon.
Pumpkins dash here and there with glowing eyes that give us a scare. A moaning mummy, wrapped up tight, stiffly stalks the autumn night. At last, the dogs have got their fill; they gather on a nearby hill. And then this silly K9 crew yaps happily!
If you don’t have books, what are you waiting for? It’s a kid-safe library full of storybooks brought to life! My favorite story on books is about the unicorn and horse because the horse feels like he’s 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!
Thanks for watching! For more stories, try the Vooks app for free today. [Music]
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