Hello, friends! Are you ready for a fun story? Today, we have a special book called “Sleepyheads” by Sandra J. Howard, with pictures by Joyce Juan. Let’s begin our adventure!
Do you see the moon in the sky? It’s time for everyone to get cozy and go to sleep. Let’s find where all the little sleepyheads are resting!
Look over there! I see a sleepyhead cuddled up in a nest. Isn’t that sweet? And there’s another sleepyhead who loves getting a big hug before bed. So cute!
Oh, look! There’s a sleepyhead nestled inside a cave. And another one is gently rocking on a wave. Can you imagine that?
See that sleepyhead snuggled in the reeds? And another one is resting in the weeds. Sleepyheads are everywhere!
Look at the sleepyhead burrowed in the hay. But wait, this one isn’t sleepy at all because it slept all day!
Now, let’s peek inside the house. Can you find the little beds where sleepyheads lay their heads?
Look! There’s a sleepyhead beside the fireplace. And another one is curled up tight in a dark space. How cozy!
Do you see the teddy bear, pillow, and bed? There’s a soft and warm blanket, but where’s the sleepyhead?
We found sleepyheads in trees, holes, weeds, and reeds. We even found them on waves and in barns. But where is the last little sleepyhead?
Oh, there it is! Asleep in Mama’s arms. So warm and safe!
Are you all snuggly and cozy in your bed? Are you a sleepyhead too? I think you might be!
We hope you enjoyed “Sleepyheads”! Remember to come back for more stories. Take care and see you soon. Bye-bye!
Sleepyhead Hunt: Go on a “Sleepyhead Hunt” around your home or classroom. Look for cozy spots where you think a sleepyhead might like to rest. It could be a soft chair, a pile of pillows, or a sunny spot by the window. Draw a picture of your favorite sleepyhead spot and share why you think it’s a good place to rest.
Create Your Own Sleepyhead Story: Use your imagination to create a short story about a sleepyhead. Where does your sleepyhead like to sleep? What does it do before bedtime? Draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with your friends or family.
Sleepyhead Observation: Next time you go outside, look for animals or insects that might be sleepyheads. Can you find a bird in a nest or a cat napping in the sun? Talk about where different animals like to sleep and why those places are good for them.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Greetings, boys and girls!
Welcome to the Story Time Family.
I hope you’ve been good.
Today, we have “Sleepyheads” by Sandra J. Howard, illustrated by Joyce Juan.
Let’s get started!
“Sleepyheads”
See the moon? It’s sleepy time!
Let’s look for little beds and find where all the little ones lay their sleepy heads.
Look! I see a sleepyhead cuddled in a nest.
I see another sleepyhead who thinks a hug is best.
Oh, this is so cute! Look at that!
Oh, look! I see a sleepyhead nestled in a cave.
I see another sleepyhead rocking on a wave.
Look! I see a sleepyhead snuggled in the reeds.
I see another sleepyhead resting in the weeds.
Look! I see a sleepyhead burrowed in the hay.
This one’s not a sleepyhead; this one slept all day.
See the house?
Let’s peek inside!
Let’s look for little beds and find where all the little ones lay their sleepy heads.
Look! I see a sleepyhead beside the fireplace.
I see another sleepyhead curled tight in its dark space.
Look! I see a teddy bear, a pillow, and a bed.
I see a blanket soft and warm, but where’s the sleepyhead?
We found all the little ones in trees and holes,
We found all the sleepyheads in weeds and reeds,
On waves, we found all but one small one in houses and in barns.
Where is that little sleepyhead?
Asleep in Mama’s arms!
Oh, are you all toasty and cozy in your bed?
Oh, are you a sleepyhead?
I think so!
Hope you like “Sleepyheads”!
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You take care now! We’ll see you back soon.
Bye!
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