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00:00Did not. Did too. Did not. Did too.
00:05Are you two fighting again?
00:07Now, why don't you stop that and listen to a story.
00:11Well, look at this.
00:13It looks like you two are squabbling too.
00:16Today's story is called...
00:23Teddy bear, teddy bear, turn around.
00:27Teddy bear, teddy bear, touch the ground.
00:31Teddy bear, teddy bear, show your ears.
00:34Okay, Barney. Ready to slide all the way down?
00:37I don't know. It's awfully high.
00:40It's okay. I'll hold on to you.
00:43That sounds super-dee-duper. Here we go.
00:47Barney, Barney is his name.
00:50Imagination is his game.
00:53Barney, Barney, he's our friend.
00:57He's the best at let's pretend.
01:01Barney, Barney helps us grow
01:04and learn the things that we should know.
01:08That was fun. Let's try it again.
01:11Only this time, even faster.
01:14Okay, how about you, Cathy?
01:16No, thanks. I'm going to go play with Barney for a while.
01:19Okay, see you later.
01:22Hi, Cathy. Hi, Cathy.
01:24Hello, Mint. May I play with Barney for a while?
01:27I'm not finished yet.
01:29You've already had a turn. Now I want a turn.
01:32Give him to me. No, Cathy. Stop that.
01:35Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on there.
01:39I feel like a rubber band that's been stretched.
01:43Why were you both pulling on me?
01:46I wanted to play with you, but Mint wouldn't let me.
01:49Oh.
01:51It just wasn't your turn, so there.
01:54Oh, this isn't how friends should act.
01:57And I know that you two are good friends.
02:00I think maybe you've just forgotten some things about sharing.
02:04It seems to me that sharing is a special way of caring.
02:09If you've got enough for two, let someone share with you.
02:13If there's just enough for one,
02:16take turns and share the fun.
02:19Okay, Cathy?
02:23Oh, Mint.
02:25The more we share together, together, together.
02:29The more we share together, the happier we'll be.
02:33And your friends are my friends, and my friends are your friends.
02:37The more we share together, the happier we'll be.
02:42Sean, Derek, better help me out.
02:45The more we share together, together, together.
02:49The more we share together, the happier we'll be.
02:53And your friends are my friends, and my friends are your friends.
02:57The more we share together, the happier we'll be.
03:02Now all friends sing together.
03:05The more we share together, together, together.
03:09The more we share together, the happier we'll be.
03:13And your friends are my friends, and my friends are your friends.
03:17The more we share together, the happier we'll be.
03:27I'm glad we're friends again.
03:29Me too.
03:31Giggles and smiles are really good things for friends to share.
03:36But sometimes I'm not that good about sharing other things.
03:40How come?
03:41Because I don't have to share at home.
03:43I don't have any brothers or sisters.
03:46So sometimes I forget to share at school.
03:51Well, I don't forget, but sometimes I just get tired of sharing.
03:57How can you get tired of sharing?
03:59At my house there's me, my mom and my dad, my grandma and grandpa, two brothers and two sisters.
04:06I have to share my bedroom, my clothes, my toys and everything.
04:11So today I didn't want to share very much.
04:14Oh.
04:15I think it would be nice to live in a big family.
04:18I like it most of the time.
04:20But you know the song about five in the bed?
04:23Yeah, I like it sometimes.
04:24Yeah, that's how I feel sometimes.
04:26Just imagine.
04:28Oh, good idea.
04:30Let's all imagine.
04:32Imagine.
04:52Five in the bed and the little one said,
04:54Roll over, roll over.
04:56They all rolled over and one fell out.
05:02Oh, four.
05:08Four in the bed and the little one said,
05:10Roll over, roll over.
05:12They all rolled over and one fell out.
05:15Oh, whoops.
05:18Oh, too bad.
05:24Three in the bed and the little one said,
05:26Roll over, roll over.
05:28They all rolled over and one fell out.
05:31Here it goes.
05:39Two in the bed and the little one said,
05:41Roll over, roll over.
05:43They all rolled over and one fell out.
05:49You okay?
05:55One in the bed and the little one said,
05:59Alone at last.
06:06Come on, Min. It's time to wake up.
06:11Okay.
06:13I guess I was just dreaming that I wouldn't have to share anymore.
06:18Oh, I don't think that would be a very good dream.
06:22Sometimes you just need to share because you've got friends to play with.
06:26And it's nice to have friends.
06:28That's right. Hey, I know something fun that we can all do.
06:32It's a game that none of us can play unless we all play together.
06:36Let's give it a try.
06:38Come on. It's in our classroom.
06:40Great. Let's go.
06:43Let's go. This is going to be fun.
06:45I wonder what it is.
06:47Boy, a game that takes all of us to play.
06:49What can it be?
06:51Building blocks?
06:52No.
06:55Toy trucks?
06:56No.
06:57Oh, dear.
06:59A puzzle.
07:00No. We're going to play with a parachute.
07:03Sounds like fun.
07:06Thanks, Charlie.
07:07You're welcome.
07:08Oh, it's big.
07:10See, we all have to share because it's so big.
07:14It is.
07:18Does everybody have a grab on?
07:20Okay.
07:21Okay. Now let's make it go up and down.
07:24Okay.
07:27Whoops-a-daisy.
07:31And now let's play London Bridge.
07:33Okay.
07:44It's so pretty.
07:50London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down
07:54London Bridge is falling down, my fair lady
08:07Build it up with iron bars, iron bars, iron bars
08:11Build it up with iron bars, my fair lady
08:15Iron bars will bend and break, bend and break, bend and break
08:19Iron bars will bend and break, my fair lady
08:25Oh.
08:31Build it up with needles and pins, needles and pins, needles and pins
08:35Build it up with needles and pins, my fair lady
08:39Pins and needles rest and bend, rest and bend, rest and bend
08:43Pins and needles rest and bend, my fair lady
08:48Oh.
08:51Oh.
08:56Build it up with silver and gold, silver and gold, silver and gold
09:00Build it up with silver and gold, my fair lady
09:04Gold and silver I have none, I have none, I have none
09:08Gold and silver I have none, my fair lady
09:13Oh.
09:21London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down
09:25London Bridge is falling down, my fair lady
09:35Hey, what's that? Something's under the parachute.
09:38Barney, is this your magic?
09:40You never can tell. Let's look and see.
09:43One, two, three.
09:46Wee!
09:49It's me. Yeah, Baby Bop likes Big Blankie.
09:54It's all for me.
09:57All for me. Wee!
10:02Big Blankie is all for me.
10:08Looks like we've lost our parachute.
10:10Baby Bop isn't very good at sharing.
10:14Sometimes when you're very young, like Baby Bop is,
10:17it's hard to share things or take turns.
10:20She'll learn when she gets older.
10:22Take turns? Oh, I almost forgot.
10:25What?
10:26Today is my turn to feed Zippity the hamster.
10:29I'd better go do it right away.
10:31Oh, that's right. Okay.
10:37There you go, Zippity, a nice bowl of hamster food.
10:41Sometimes Zippity just puts the food in his cheeks like this.
10:46And tomorrow is my turn to feed Zippity.
10:49And my turn is after that. It's a very important job.
10:53Oh, I know that taking turns is a good way to share toys.
10:57I guess maybe it's good to take turns with important jobs, too.
11:01That's right.
11:02Now that I think of it, we can take turns with just about everything.
11:08Oh, we take turns. Oh, we take turns.
11:10When we play with toys. When we play with toys.
11:12Cause that's what's right. Cause that's what's right.
11:14For girls and boys. For girls and boys.
11:16Oh, we take turns when we play with toys.
11:18Cause that's what's right for girls and boys.
11:20Oh, we take turns when we play with toys.
11:28Oh, we take turns. Oh, we take turns.
11:30When we play a game. When we play a game.
11:33Cause that's a rule. Cause that's a rule.
11:35That stays the same. That stays the same.
11:37Oh, we take turns when we play a game.
11:39Cause that's a rule that stays the same.
11:41Oh, we take turns when we play a game.
11:45Hmm, let's see now.
11:48Oh, I know. Oh, boy.
11:51Who needs this?
11:53Oh, we take turns. Oh, we take turns.
11:55So we'll all have fun. So we'll all have fun.
11:58And we include. And we include.
12:00Everyone. Everyone.
12:02Oh, we take turns. So we'll all have fun.
12:04And we include everyone.
12:06Oh, we take turns. So we'll all have fun.
12:10Oh, we take turns. So we'll all have fun.
12:13And we include everyone.
12:19Oh, we take turns. So we'll all have fun.
12:26Oh, that's funny.
12:28That song reminds me of a puppet show we learned.
12:31It's about taking turns.
12:33Oh, I'd really like to see it.
12:35Okay, but I need Derek and Min to help me.
12:38Okay, and who wants to show?
12:40Sure. Let's go show them now.
12:44Oh, I can hardly wait.
12:46Presenting the story of The Little Red Hen.
12:51Yay. Yay.
12:54Ready? Yeah.
12:56Oh, boy.
12:59Mm-hmm.
13:03I'm the Little Red Hen, and you are my baby chick.
13:07And I'm hungry. I want something to eat.
13:10Oh, my. Then we better look for some food.
13:16Hey, Mommy, look what I found.
13:18What is it?
13:20What's going on?
13:22What did he eat?
13:24Oh, my. This is a stalk of wheat.
13:27These grains are seeds that we can plant in the ground and grow more wheat.
13:32Goodie.
13:34Now, who will help us plant this grain of wheat?
13:37Oink, oink. Not me.
13:39Coo-coo-doo-doo-doo. Not me.
13:41Nah, not me.
13:43All right. Then we'll just plant it ourselves.
13:48How long will it take to grow, Mommy?
13:51Not very long.
13:54See?
13:56Hey, look at that.
13:58Nice wheat.
14:00Yeah.
14:01And now we've got to carry it to the mill where the wheat will be made into flour.
14:06Who will help carry the wheat?
14:08Oink, oink. Not me.
14:10Cock-a-doo-doo-doo. Not me.
14:12Nah, not me.
14:14All right. Then we'll just carry it to the mill ourselves.
14:18Yeah.
14:24What's all that racket?
14:27Sounds like the miller's grinding the wheat.
14:30Ooh, that sounds like hard work.
14:34Wow. Those grains of wheat sure made a lot of flour.
14:38Yes. And now we can make this flour into yummy bread.
14:42But who will help me make the bread?
14:44Oink, oink. Not me.
14:46Cock-a-doo-doo-doo. Not me.
14:49Nah, not me.
14:51Oink, oink. Not me.
14:53All right. Then we'll just make the bread ourselves.
14:57Let's get cooking.
15:07There. Now we can bake the bread in the oven.
15:10Here we go again.
15:15Hey, I smell something baking.
15:18Mmm. Smells good.
15:20I'm getting kind of hungry.
15:24And here it is at last. A nice hot loaf of bread.
15:29This is going to be so yummy.
15:32You're right. But who will help us eat the bread?
15:36Oink, oink. I'll help eat the bread.
15:38Cock-a-doo-doo-doo. I'll help you eat the bread.
15:41Nah, I'll help you eat the bread too.
15:44Oh, no you won't.
15:46You didn't help plant the wheat.
15:49Yeah.
15:50You didn't help gather the wheat.
15:52That's right.
15:53You didn't help carry the wheat to the mill.
15:56You tell them, Mommy.
15:58And you didn't help bake the bread.
16:01Yeah.
16:02You didn't take turns doing the work so you don't get to share our bread.
16:07Now shoo.
16:11Time to eat, Mommy?
16:13Yes, dear. It's time to eat.
16:18Yay. Bravo. Bravo.
16:21Very good.
16:27And that was a really good lesson about taking turns. Right, Min?
16:32Well, I guess so.
16:34Barney, I know it's a good thing for kids to take turns.
16:37But will I still have to take turns when I'm a grown-up?
16:41Of course. Grown-ups have to take turns with lots of things.
16:44What kind of things?
16:46I know. If I were building a house with other people, we'd have to take turns using the tools.
16:54And if I were a firefighter, I'd take turns spraying the water so I wouldn't get too tired.
17:03And if I was a train engineer, I would take turns blowing the whistle.
17:08But who would you take turns with?
17:10Everyone who wanted to. It's really fun. Try it.
17:13Okay.
17:16Hey, here's something we could take turns with right now.
17:19We could take turns using this toy beard and pretending to be Michael Finnegan.
17:24Hey.
17:26Oh, goodie.
17:31There was an old man named Michael Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chin again.
17:36They grew out and then grew in again. Poor old Michael Finnegan began again.
17:44There was an old man named Ian Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chin again.
17:49They grew out and then grew in again. Poor old Ian Finnegan began again.
17:57There was an old man named Derek Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chin again.
18:02They grew out and then grew in again. Poor old Derek Finnegan began again.
18:10There was an old man named Sean Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chin again.
18:14They grew out and then grew in again. Poor old Sean Finnegan began again.
18:23There was an old man named Kathy Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chin again.
18:27They grew out and then grew in again. Poor old Kathy Finnegan began again.
18:35There was an old man named Barney Finnegan. He had whiskers on his chin again.
18:40They grew out and then grew in again. Poor old Barney Finnegan began again.
18:48We all had a turn being Michael Finnegan. We'll never stop if we begin again.
18:53This song makes my poor head spin again. Goodbye Michael Finnegan.
19:03That was lots of fun. And all of you did a really good job of sharing.
19:08There was just one beard, so you had to take turns to share it.
19:12But how would you share, say, a cake?
19:16I'd cut a piece for each of my friends.
19:19That would be good. And how would you share a book?
19:22You could take turns, or you could read it out loud so everyone could hear.
19:27Story time for friends. I like that idea.
19:31And how would you share a great big cookie jar full of super duper yummy cookies?
19:39I'd have a cookie party for all my friends.
19:43That's good, because I've got a great big cookie jar right over here.
19:53You're going to love these cookies.
19:56They're extra special, extra big, chocolate and vanilla, chewy, chip, nut, crunchy, yummer, delicious cookies.
20:04And they're all gone.
20:12There were lots and lots of cookies in here. I wonder what happened.
20:16Maybe somebody took the cookies.
20:23Who took the cookies from the cookie jar?
20:29Patrick took the cookies from the cookie jar.
20:32Who, me? Yes, you.
20:33Couldn't be. Then who?
20:38Sean took the cookies from the cookie jar.
20:41Who, me? Yes, you.
20:42Couldn't be. Then who?
20:47Derek took the cookies from the cookie jar.
20:50Who, me? Yes, you.
20:51Couldn't be. Then who?
20:57Nan took the cookies from the cookie jar.
20:59Who, me? Yes, you.
21:00Couldn't be. Then who?
21:06Barney took the cookies from the cookie jar.
21:08Who, me? Yes, you.
21:09Couldn't be. Then who?
21:11Then who?
21:14Then who?
21:16Then who?
21:20It's you!
21:21Oh, Baby Bop has a tummy ache.
21:26Oh, Baby Bop, how many cookies did you eat?
21:30This many.
21:32And this many.
21:34And this many.
21:36Oh, that's okay, Baby Bop. Nobody's upset.
21:41And next time, you'll remember to share.
21:44Uh-huh.
21:45Poor Baby Bop. She's really feeling sad.
21:49But music always makes her happy.
21:52Why don't we sing a song for her?
21:54Oh, that's a great idea.
21:56Let's sing her very favorite song.
21:58You know, the one with part of her name in it.
22:01Sure.
22:06Ooh!
22:11Hey, Mr. Nickerbocker Boppity Bop!
22:13I like the way that you Boppity Bop!
22:16I like the way that you Boppity Bop with your hands!
22:30Hey, Mr. Nickerbocker Boppity Bop!
22:32I like the way that you Boppity Bop!
22:35I like the way that you Boppity Bop with your mouth!
22:41Funny.
22:44Yeah!
22:49Hey, Mr. Nickerbocker Boppity Bop!
22:51I like the way that you Boppity Bop!
22:54Hey, Mr. Nickerbocker Boppity Bop!
22:57I like the way that you Boppity Bop!
23:00Hey, Mr. Nickerbocker Boppity Bop!
23:02I like the way that you Boppity Bop!
23:05Hey, Mr. Nickerbocker Boppity Bop!
23:08I like the way that you Boppity Bop!
23:11Yeah!
23:13I think Baby Bop feels all better now.
23:16Yeah!
23:17Thank you, everybody!
23:19You're welcome, Baby Bop.
23:21Ooh, it's time to go now.
23:23Bye-bye!
23:25Bye, Baby Bop!
23:26See you later!
23:27Bye, Baby Bop!
23:28Bye, friends!
23:29Bye-bye!
23:30Next time!
23:32Whoa!
23:33I think it's time that we got going.
23:35Yeah, and I need to go home, too.
23:38Aw, Min, is something bothering you?
23:41Well, even after all we've talked about,
23:44when I get home with my brothers and sisters,
23:46I'll still have to share my bedroom,
23:49my clothes, my toys, and everything.
23:52And I still don't want to.
23:54Aw, I think you need something
23:57to make you feel good about sharing again.
24:01Oh, boy.
24:03I think you need this magic present.
24:07A magic present?
24:08Do I have to share it?
24:10You don't have to, but I know you'll want to.
24:13Here it comes!
24:16What is this?
24:18It's the gift of love,
24:20and you can keep it if you want to.
24:22But the more you share love,
24:24the more you'll have.
24:26Just try it.
24:27Okay.
24:29Just look at it.
24:31I like it.
24:33See? Now you've got even more love
24:35than you started with.
24:37Oh, Barney, I'm going to share this gift
24:39with everyone in my family.
24:43You're welcome, Min.
24:51I love you.
24:54You love me.
24:56We're a happy family
25:00with a great big hug
25:03and a kiss from me to you.
25:06Won't you say you love me, too?
25:21I love you.
25:23You love me.
25:26We're best friends like friends should be
25:30with a great big hug
25:33and a kiss from me to you.
25:36Won't you say you love me, too?
25:43Bye, Barney! Have a great day today!
25:53It's your turn first, Kathy.
25:56I love you, Barney.
26:00Me, too.
26:03Come on. Okay.