ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 2 The Ghost out of Window | Police Cartoon | Sheriff Labrador | Kids Cartoon
One day, a little monkey was sleeping in her room, but when her mom came to check on her, she was gone! Her mom was worried and called for help. “Don’t worry,” said Sheriff Labrador, “I’ll help you find her!”
Sheriff Labrador started looking around Sister Monkey’s room. He saw a photo of her and noticed some small footprints on the windowsill. “Hmm,” he thought, “it looks like she left by herself. There’s no sign of anyone else coming in.”
Suddenly, they saw something glowing and flying around outside. “It’s a ghost!” someone shouted. But Sheriff Labrador wasn’t scared. He looked closer and realized, “Those are just fireflies!”
Then, they found a ribbon and a flashing headband on the ground. “I know who this belongs to,” said Sheriff Labrador. He followed the clues and found Sister Monkey playing outside.
Sheriff Labrador asked, “Why are you out here at night, Sister Monkey?” She replied, “I couldn’t sleep, so I came out to play.” Sheriff Labrador noticed an empty coffee cup nearby. “Did you drink this?” he asked. “Yes,” said Sister Monkey, “I was thirsty and took it from the fridge.”
Sheriff Labrador explained, “Coffee is for grown-ups. It can keep kids awake and isn’t good for them. You should also avoid tea and drinks with alcohol. Remember to drink things that are safe for kids, like water or juice.”
Sister Monkey nodded, “I understand now. I’ll be careful about what I drink from now on.”
So, remember, if you want to have a good night’s sleep, make sure to drink the right things and stay safe at home. Sweet dreams!
Footprint Detective: Just like Sheriff Labrador found footprints, you can be a detective too! Find a safe spot in your home or garden where you can make footprints. Use some flour or sand to create a small area where you can step and see your footprints. Try to guess whose footprints they are by looking at the size and shape. Ask a family member to join in and see if you can identify each other’s footprints!
Glowing Firefly Hunt: In the story, fireflies were mistaken for something else. Go on a hunt for things that glow in the dark around your house or garden. You can use a flashlight to help you see better. Once you find something glowing, think about what it could be and why it glows. Draw a picture of your glowing discovery and share it with your class or family.
Healthy Drink Challenge: Sheriff Labrador taught Sister Monkey about safe drinks. With the help of an adult, make a list of drinks you have at home. Sort them into two groups: drinks that are safe for kids and drinks that are for grown-ups. Discuss why some drinks are better for kids and how they help you stay healthy. Try making a fun, healthy drink by mixing your favorite safe ingredients, like fruit juice and water, and share it with your family!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music][Applause]
Oh, what’s wrong? Don’t be afraid, sweetie. Mommy’s here. Where’s your sister?
I need help finding her.
Don’t worry, we’ll be right there. My daughter was sleeping in this room, and suddenly she disappeared.
Hey kid, there’s no such thing as a ghost.
But I saw it! It was white, and its eyes were bright and green. It was so scary!
Oh, Sheriff Labrador, please save my daughter.
Don’t worry. There’s no case that I can’t solve. Let’s search Sister Monkey’s room first.
[Music]
This is a photo of Sister Monkey. There are only child’s footprints on the windowsill, and there’s no sign that the window was forced open. I don’t think she was taken by anyone.
Oh, there’s no ghost.
[Music]
It’s coffee!
[Music]
They are fireflies!
[Applause]
I’m going to get you!
It’s a ghost! It’s a ghost! It’s a ghost!
Sheriff Labrador, the ghost has just dropped this.
[Music]
A ribbon and a flashing headband. I know what it is.
[Music]
No one can run away from me.
Why are you helping the ghost? It’s not a ghost!
It’s Sister Monkey!
Your children should be sleeping at home at night. Why are you out and scaring people like that?
I’m sorry, I couldn’t fall asleep, so I came outside to play.
Sister Monkey, did you drink this?
Yes, I was thirsty, so I took it from the fridge and drank it.
Coffee is for grown-ups. Children can’t sleep if they drink it.
Oh, I see. I’ll be careful about what I drink from now on.
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Sheriff Labrador’s safety talk: Kids, coffee is a drink that’s only for grown-ups because if children drink coffee, they can’t fall asleep at night, and it’s not good for their health. Also, tea and drinks that contain alcohol are not for children either, and you shouldn’t drink them. Please keep that in mind.
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This version removes any potentially inappropriate or confusing elements while maintaining the essence of the dialogue.
