All aboard!

Jelly bean.

Jelly bean junction.

Jelly bean.

Jelly bean junction.

All aboard for jelly bean junction.

All aboard the music train All aboard for Jelly Bean Junction.

Jelly bean junction.

at melody lane Oh, listen to that wind.

Oh, my.

The wind is blowing so.

Oh!

Oh, hey!

Hi there, friend.

Hey, friend.

It's good to see you today.

So good to see you smiling that way.

We always have something special to do, but it wouldn't be as much fun without you.

So.

Hey, friends, it's good to see you today.

Oh, my.

It is good to see you on this windy day, friend.

Oh, man.

Wind is really blowing up a breeze outside, isn't it?

Hey, did you ever stop to think?

Who is the wind?

Up!

Who is the wind?

Does anyone know?

Who knows where he comes from?

I've never seen his face, but I know he's around by his phone and his brother and his whistling sound.

Oh, listen to the wind.

You see the trees being blown?

Who listened to the wind?

Where they come from.

And where does he go?

Some people say the wind is a witch.

Riding on a broomstick.

But other people say it's a giant far away.

And he shakes all the trees with his powerful sleeves.

To listen to the wind.

Oh, I see the trees before you listen to the wind.

Where does he come from?

And where does he go?

Ooh.

Do you like to listen to the wind when it blows?

Well, the song says.

Ooh, listen to the wind.

Ooh.

See the trees bend low.

Ooh.

You listen to the wind.

Where does it come from?

And where does it go?

Could you sing that much with me?

Let's try Your voice starts up here and it says.

Ooh, ooh.

Listen to the wind.

Ooh ooh.

See the trees bend low.

Ooh.

Listen to the wind.

Where does it come from?

And where does it go?

See the trees bend low back there.

Oh, man.

Wind really makes them shake around there.

Would you like to sing that much with me again?

Come on, let me hear you.

Whoo!

Listen to the wind.

Ooh!

See the trees bend low.

Ooh.

Listen to the wind.

Where does it come from?

And where does it go?

Where does it come from?

Where does it go?

Who is the wind?

Does anyone know?

Well, you know what?

I've never seen the wind.

But I have seen where the wind has been.

In fact, come over here and let me show you some things that depend upon the wind.

For them to be able to move.

First of all, let me show you.

Oh, I know you've seen a pinwheel before.

This is a pinwheel.

And you know what makes it move is the wind.

Now, let me get just a little fan here that will stir up the breeze.

And let's see what happens to the pinwheel.

Oh my gracious.

You can see the wind.

You can see it as it moves.

The pinwheel.

Ooh!

listen to the wind Ooh!

See the trees be low.

Ooh, ooh.

Listen to the wind.

Where does it come from?

And where does it go?

Well, we could see where the wind was going.

It was going into a pinwheel to make it go around, wasn't it?

Well, you know the words say.

Who is the wind?

Does anyone know?

Who knows where it comes from?

Well, I don't know where it comes from, but I know that you take something like this musical instrument.

And, you know, it doesn't make a sound.

You can't make a sound by hitting it or anything else.

The only thing that will make this musical instrument make a sound is wind.

When you blow to make the wind.

So it takes wind to blow.

To make this musical instrument make a sound, doesn't it?

Or have you been out?

Maybe in the country, on a farm.

And have you ever seen something that looks like this?

Well, this is a windmill.

And you know, it takes the wind to make this windmill operate.

Let's see if I can get my fan here to make the windmill operate for you.

There you can see how the wind makes it go around.

Oh, who has seen the wind?

Nobody knows where it comes from or where it goes.

But we can see what it does get with.

And look, boys and girls.

That's a windmill.

And it takes the wind when I stop the wind from my fan.

The windmill stops too, doesn't it?

And have you ever been out on a lake in the summertime and seen boats out on a lake?

And, you know, there's a special kind of boat that depends upon the wind to make it go.

It's a sailboat.

And the wind gets right into it.

Sails.

And that's the way it makes the boat glide over the water.

Who is the wind?

Does anyone know?

Who knows where it comes from?

I've never seen its face.

But I know it's around.

By his moan and his groan.

And his whistle.

Island sound.

Oh my goodness.

And you know there's something else that I like to do.

And I can watch the wind.

I can watch the wind as it carries my bubbles.

Do you like to blow bubbles?

And you can see how you can even do this.

And make them look at their.

Oh, I love to make bubbles and let them blow on the wind.

Some people say the wind is a witch riding on a broomstick.

But other people say it's a giant far away.

And he shakes all the trees with his powerful sneeze.

Ooh, ooh.

Listen to the wind here.

Ooh.

See the trees bend low.

Ooh.

Listen to the wind.

Where does it come from?

And where does it go?

Where does the wind come from.

And where does it go?

Well, look at a balloon.

It takes a lot of wind to make a balloon blow up, doesn't it?

Well, you could see the air or the wind inside the balloon.

And you know what?

You can hear it as it comes out to listen.

Oh, my.

You can hear the wind or you can watch it.

Whew!

Oh my gracious.

If you let go, the wind really takes off with the balloon, doesn't it?

The wind is everywhere, isn't it?

And would you like to sing the song with me again?

So we won't forget the words?

Okay.

Let's go listen to the wind.

Who is the wind?

Does anyone know?

Who knows where it comes from?

I've never seen his face.

But I know he's around me.

By his moan and his groan.55 And his whistling sound.

To listen to the wind.

To see the trees being blown.

Who listened to the wind?

Where they come from.

And where does he go?

Some people say the wind is a witch.

Riding on a broomstick.

But all the people say.

It's a try.

And far away.

And he shakes all the trees with his powerful sleeves.

Listen to the wind.

It's to see the trees.

Men who listen to the wind.

Where does he come from?

And where does he go?

Oh my, my, my.

What?

I believe I heard some of my favorite rhyme about the wind.

In your song is friend.

It's what we make, right?

Well.

Hey.

Hi, mama.

Goose.

Did you like that song?

Well, it was about the wind.

Do you have a rhyme about the why?

It's the one that says who is the wind?

Does anyone know why?

Where does it come from?

And where does he go?

Does he live in a cave?

Does he talk with the sun?

Are the breezes his children?

And does he have fun with the millions of people he meets every day?

Why?

I think that he must, in his own windy way.

It's great.

Wait wait wait wait.

Oh, I like that rhyme, don't you?

Boys and girls?

And you know what?

I did hear part of our song in the rhyme, didn't you?

When it said who is the wind?

Does anyone know?

Where does he come from?

And where does it go back to?

Oh, mama.

Goose!

My balloon just flew away.

What helmet?

Brand.

Why?

You better hang on to your balloon.

Why?

The wind might catch it and it will go traveling.

Just like my other two balloons.

Did.

You mean you had some balloons that went flying up into the air?

Two behind.

Why yes.

Why?

In fact, as they blew away, I called to them and ask.

Red balloon.

Red balloon?

Why?

Where are you going?

Flying above me so high to find if I can.

The particular kitchen where black birds were baked in a pie.

Wait wait wait wait.

Blue balloon.

Oh!

Blue balloon.

Where are you going?

Flying above me today.

Why?

To find if I can.

The particular spider that frightened Miss Muffet away.

Oh, yes.

Wait wait wait wait wait wait.

Oh, mama, I like that rhyme.

Also about balloons.

But you're right.

You really need to hang on to your balloons very tightly.

If you're out in the wind, don't you?

They'll just fly right away.

Just like a kite.

Hey, and speaking of kites, you know, on a windy day, nothing is more fun than flying a kite.

Would you like to go fly a kite?

Well, let's go fly a kite.

Let's go fly a kite up to the highest height.

Let's go fly a kite and send it soaring up through the atmosphere.

Up where the air is clear.

Oh, let's go fly a kite with tuppence for paper and string.

You can have your own set of wheels.

With your feet on the ground.

You're a bird in flight.

With your fist holding tight to the string of your kite.

Oh, let us go fly a kite up to the highest tide.

Let's go fly a kite and send it.

Soaring up through the atmosphere.

Up where the air is clear.

Oh, let's go fly a kite.

Oh, hey, do you like to fly kites?

Do you have a kite like this one?

Why?

That's my funny face.

Kite.

But you know what?

I can show you how to make a kite very quickly.

And maybe we could fly it together.

All you need is just a piece of paper.

And what you do is you take it and you fold one corner of it up like that, and then you take the other side and you do the same thing.

Fold it up just like that.

Then take this end of it.

Turn it over and fold it down toward you like so.

That's good.

And then do you see how these points come off?

Well, fold them back just like this.

That's right.

And you know, we need to attach our string don't we.

So let's take something that we can punch a hole with.

And if you'll punch a nice hole right in there and punch another nice hole right in there so that we can take some string and attached our kite.

And, you know, we could fly our kite while we sang the song.

Let's go fly a kite up to the highest height.

Let's go fly a kite and send it soaring up, up through the atmosphere.

Up where the air is clear.

Oh, let's go fly a kite.

Do you like that song?

Well, you know, the verse of it says.

With top hints for paper and string.

That's all we need is paper and string.

And you just take the piece of paper and the string and fold it like I showed you.

You can have your own set of wings with your feet on the ground.

You're a bird in flight with your fist holding tight to the string of your kite.

See what you do.

You take it and then you've got to tie it right in the middle.

There we go.

Have you ever tried to make a kite like this?

Boys and girls.

It's easy to do.

Here we go.

Okay, now we have it.

Oh, you want to go see if we can fly it?

Let's go out and see if we can fly the kite.

Come on.

Will it fly?

Hey!

Bye bye.

Jelly beans.

All aboard!

Jelly bean.

Jelly bean junction.

Jelly bean.

Jelly bean junction.

All aboard for jelly bean junction.

All aboard the music train All aboard for Jelly Bean Junction.

Jelly bean junction at Melody.

Lane Jelly bean junction Jelly bean Jelly bean junction.

Well.

Hey.

Hi.

They're friend Hey friend.

It's good to see you So good to see you smiling that way.

We always have something special to do, but it wouldn't be as much fun without you.

So.

Hey, friends, it's good to see you today.

Oh, hey, friend, it is good to see you today.

You know, we do have something very special.

JJ and Jennifer have been save ING their money to go shopping.

Do you like to go shopping?

JJ, you and Jennifer have really saved a lot of money.

You have some quarters and dimes and pennies.

Oh, my gracious.

You know what?

With all of this money, why, we could just rig it the way we go.

As I was walking down the street.

Down the street, down the street, a pretty girl I chance to meet.

Hello Hello hello We go away, we go away.

We go, Hi-ho Hi-ho Hi-ho and away, we go away.

We go away.

We go away we go Hi-ho Hi-ho Hi-ho Oh, hey, that is a perfect song to sing.

You sing as we go shopping, isn't it?

If you heard that song before.

Oh, it's so easy to sing.

Why don't you try to sing it with me?

Rig a jig and away we go.

Away we go.

Away we go.

We jig and away we go.

Ho ho ho ho.

Sure you heard it before.

Come on now, really.

Sing it.

Rig a jig and away we go.

Away we go away we go.

Rig, jig and away we go.

Ho ho ho.

Do you remember what the verse says.

As I was walking down the street a pretty girl I chanced to me, let me hear you.

As I was walking down the street, down the street, down the street a pretty girl I trust in me.

Hi ho, I hope you're wearing a jig.

And away we go.

Away we go away we go rig jig.

And away we go.

Oh ho hum.

Well, Jennifer, we might meet a handsome boy.

Finally, as I was walking down the street, down the street, down the street, a handsome boy I chanced to meet.

Hi ho ho ho.

Greg.

Away we go.

Away we go away we go really jigging away we go.

Whoo whoo!

Whoo hoo!

Well, you know, I don't know about you, but I guess my very favorite thing to do when I go shopping is to go window shopping.

Has one window tied past two windows.

Tidy up past three windows.

Tidy up.

Jingle at the windows.

Telling me you tidy, you tidy, you jingle and the windows tidy.

Oh, tidy up, tidy.

You jingle in the windows down.

Do you?

Just one window tidy.

Oh yes.

Do windows tidy you past three windows tidy.

Jingle at the windows tidy.

You tidy oh, tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy.

You tidy oh, tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy oh Hey, do you like to go window shopping?

So do I, because I always see something that I would like to get.

How about you, JJ?

Do you like to window shop?

Oh.

Oh my years.

Oh, I just love the window shop.

Well, you know I do too.

And I saw some pretty shoes.

Did you JJ?

Well listen gang, you know, we could all sing that song together.

It says very simply.

Pass one window, tidy oh past two windows.

Tidy oh past.

Three windows.

Tidy oh.

Jingle at the windows.

Tidy oh tidy.

old tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy oh tidy.

oh tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy oh You know when I see something in a store window that I think I might like.

I have to jingle at the windows.

I've got to go through my money and make sure that I have enough money to go in and buy it.

Do you like that?

So I bet we could sing it together.

Would you like to try?

Okay.

How many windows do we pass past?

One window.

Tidy.

Oh, do we pass another one?

Right.

Pass two windows.

Tidy.

Oh, pass three windows tidy.

Oh, and then we better check our money.

Jingle at the windows.

Tidy.

Oh, I bet we could sing it together.

Come on now, let me hear you.

Ready and sing.

Pass one window tidy.

You pass two windows tidy.

You pass three windows tidy.

You jingle at the windows tidy.

Tidy.

You tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy.

You tidy, you tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy up.

Pretty good for that time.

Now let's let all of our jelly bean friends sing.

This time.

Let me hear you pass one window tidy.

You pass two windows tidy.

You pass three windows tidy.

You jingle at the windows tidy.

You tidy, you tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy.

You tidy, you tidy.

You jingle at the windows.

Tidy.

Oh well, hey, Miss Ryan, you know, there's a very special store that I always like to visit when I go shopping.

I just wondered if maybe we might, make a stop by the pet shop.

How much is that doggie in the window?

The one with the wagon.

The day.

How much is that dog in the window?

Why do the doggies for sale?

Matches the doggie in the window.

The one with the well.

Good day.

How much is that doggie in the window?

I do the dog is for stay.

Oh, my J, I'm glad you said you wanted to stop by the pet shop, because that's my very favorite shop to stop by.

Do you like to go and see all the puppies at the pit?

Yeah, well, I do too.

I like that song.

Have you heard that song before?

Well, it's easy to sing.

See if you can remember how it sounded.

Sounded like this.

How much is that doggie in the window?

The one with the wag?

A little tail.

How much is that doggie in the window?

I do hope that dog is for sale.

It's not an easy melody.

Let's see what it does.

It says, how much is that doggie in the window?

The one with the wagily tails.

How much is that doggie in the window?

I do hope that doggies for sale.

Isn't that an easy melody?

I bet we could sing it together.

Come on, let me hear you really sing out now.

Ready?

Here we go.

How much is that doggie in the window?

The one with the wagily tail.

How much is that doggie in the window?

I do hope that dog is for sale.

Pretty good.

You want to try it one more time?

Okay.

Come on now.

Let me hear you really sing out.

How much is that doggie in the window?

The one with the wiggly tail.

How much is that doggie in the window?

That doggies for sale did you hear a dog?

Well, I thought I did too.

Oh, I love to go to the pet shop.

Well, let's see now then.

JJ, you had a suggestion where you wanted to go shopping.

Jennifer, is there any place that you might like to go?

Oh, yes.

Is free.

And, you know, it's almost Easter time and, I think maybe I ought to look for a new dress to do.

You suppose we might be able to stop by a dress shop and maybe JJ and maybe y'all could help me find just the perfect dress for Easter?

Well, I don't I don't see why not.

Jennifer, I think it would be fun.

But you know what?

I hope you don't have as much trouble selecting a dress is Jenny Jenkins had.

Or will you wear white?

Oh my dear, oh my dear, will you wear white?

Jenny trinket?

I won't wear white for the comes too bright.

I'll buy me a Foley roll.

Literally.

Totally rocked it.

Off to go anywhere a row row, Jenny chickens row.

Will you wear it?

Oh my dear, oh dear.

Will you wear it, Jenny?

Take it.

I won't wear it.

It's the color of my kid.

I'll buy me a four year old.

It'll get totally rusty.

Just the, well, whirly row, row changing and row.

Will you agree?

No, my dear, oh, dear.

Will you wear green, Jenny?

Take.

And I won't wear green.

I don't look like a bean.

I'll buy me a four year old.

It's a little tough to go anywhere in a row.

Row.

Jenny.

Team control.

When will you wear pink?

Oh my dear, oh my dear, will you wear pink?

Jenny jenkins I will wear pink f It's fine.

I think I'll buy me a four year old.

Jenny.

Jenkins Row!

Oh, my.

Hey, I hope you don't have as much trouble.

Is, Jenny Jenkins did picking out a dress.

Do you like that song?

It's such fun to sing.

It says, Will you wear white?

Oh my dear, oh my dear, will you wear white?

Jenny Jinkens?

Why wouldn't she wear white?

I won't wear white because the colors too bright.

I'll buy me a Foley roll.

They totally, totally ruffly tufts.

The girly whirly roll.

That's a mouthful, isn't it?

Let's see what that said again.

I'll buy me a boley rolly Tittily Tolley ruffty tuffty girly whirly roll.

Roll, Jenny Jenkins roll.

That's fun to do, isn't it?

Well, what are the color?

Did Jenny try on?

Will you wear red?

Oh my dear, oh dear.

Will you wear red?

Jenny?

Jenkins I won't wear red.

Why, it's the color of my head.

I'll buy me a foldy rolly Tittily totally roughty toughty girly whirly roll, roll, Jenny Jenkins roll.

Well, what are the color?

What are the color?

Did they try?

Remember, will you wear green?

Oh my dear, oh my dear.

It's where you wear green Jenny Jenkins I won't wear green.

I'll look like a bean.

I'll buy me an oldie.

Roll it till it totally rusted off.

The girly whirly roll through Jenny Jenkins roll.

But what about pink?

I will wear pink for it's fun, I think.

Hey, you know what?

I want to go shopping to have you save some money.

Would you like to go shopping with us?

It sounds like a wonderful thing to do.

Lets us all go shopping together.

Okay.

And then we'll meet back here next week again at Jelly Bean Junction time.

All right.

Okay.

Bye bye.

All aboard!

Jelly bean Jelly bean junction.

Jelly bean.

Jelly bean junction.

All aboard for jelly bean junction.

All aboard the music train All aboard for Jelly Bean Junction.

Jelly bean junction and Melody lane Oh, they smell so beautiful.

Well, hey.

Hi, friends.

Hey, friend.

It's good to see you today.

So good to see you smiling that way.

We always have something special to do, but it wouldn't be as much fun without you.

So.

Hey, friend, it's good to see you today.

Friend, it is good to see you today.

Isn't it a beautiful spring day.

Oh I just love springtime.

Makes me feel so good.

And you know all of the flowers and everything has been asleep all winter long.

And then when springtime comes it's time for everything to wake up.

cock a doodle doo comes to rooster early every morning at the break of day.

Cause cock a doodle doo.

And rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Cock a doodle doo.

Wake up and see.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Wake up in spring.

Cock a doodle doo.

Comes the rooster early every morning at the break of day.

Cause cock a doodle doo.

And rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Cock a doodle doo.

Wake up and sing.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Wake up.

It's spring.

Oh my goodness, is this a magnificent creature?

Oh, I think the rooster is just so beautiful and magnificent with his beautiful red comb.

Oh, isn't that something?

Isn't he fine?

And look at the tail feathers on this fella.

Oh, I tell you what, the rooster is a proud creature, isn't he?

And you know what I just love?

I love to hear him crow in the morning at the break of day saying, cock a doodle doo.

It's time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

In fact, that's what the song said.

And it's so easy to sing.

It says cock a doodle doo cause the rooster, early every morning at the break of day calls.

Cock a doodle doo.

And rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

That's right.

Cock a doodle doo.

And rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Hey, could you sing that much with me?

Okay, let's give it a try.

It says cock a doodle doo.

Calls a rooster early every morning at the break of day calls cock a doodle doo.

And rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Hey, that's great.

And then what does the rest of the song do?

Well, it says cock a doodle doo a mornin to ya, cock doodle doo.

Wake up and sing.

Cock a doodle doo.

Mornin to you.

Wake up.

It's spring, wake up, it's spring.

Don't you love springtime?

Hey, rooster.

I bet we could sing that song together.

Would you like to crow like the rooster?

Okay.

Come on, let me hear you.

Cock a doodle doo.

Comes to rooster early every morning at the break of dawn.

Crows.

Cock a doodle doo in rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Cock a doodle doo.

Wake up and sing.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Wake up in spring.

Cock a doodle doo.

Calls the rooster early every morning at the break of day.

Cause cock a doodle doo.

And rooster means time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Cock a doodle doo.

Wake up and sing.

Cock a doodle doo.

Morning to you.

Wake up.

It's pretty.

Well, my my my well Ms.

Fran I thought I heard my friend the rooster crowing this morning.

Did I hear him go cockadoodledoo?

Hey there.

Hi, momma.

Goose.

You sure did.

We just been with our rooster friend.

Oh, hi.

Yes.

Well, you know why the roosters crow, don't you?

Cocks crow in the morning to tell us to rise?

And he who lives late will never be wise.

For early to bed and early to rise is the way to be healthy, wealthy and wise.

Yes.

Whoa!

Hey, mama.

Goose.

You know, that's exactly what old rooster crowed.

He said, time to wake up.

It's a beautiful day.

Oh, yes, Ms.

Fran, but I'm afraid ol lazy Mary just doesn't listen to what the rooster says.

And I told you about lazy Mary.

Oh, my.

Yes, lazy Mary, will you get up?

Will do you get up?

Will you get up, lazy Mary, will you get up so early in the morning?

Oh, yes Hey, momma goose, I've heard that rhyme.

In fact, you know, it's a wonderful song.

Have you heard the rhyme, boys and girls?

Well, maybe you'd like to hear how the song goes.

And I bet we could sing it together.

Sounds like this lazy Mary, will you get up.

Will you get up?

Will you get up, lazy Mary, will you get up so early in the morning?

Have you heard that song before?

Oh, it's so easy.

Let me sing it for you again.

And then I bet we can sing it together.

Lazy Mary, will you get up?

Will you get up?

Will you get up, lazy Mary, will you get up so early in the morning?

Would you like to try to sing that with me?

Okay.

It's one of Mama Goose's favorite rhymes.

And we can sing it together.

Let's try.

Mary, will you get up?

Will you get up?

Will you get up, lazy Mary, will you get up so early in the morning?

That was so good.

You know what?

Now let's really sing it for Mama Goose.

Sure.

How?

Well we jelly beans can sing.

Okay.

Come on now.

Here we go.

Ready and sing.

Lazy Mary, will you get up?

Will you get up?

Will you get up, lazy Mary, will you get up so early in the morning?

Oh, yes.

My, my, you sang that so well.

Jelly beans.

In fact, since you like that song, you might like another song.

I think you might know it.

It sounds like this.

Are you sleeping are you sleeping?

Brother John?

Brother John.

Morning.

Bells are ringing.

Morning bells are ringing.

Ding dong ding ding dong ding.

Yes!

Oh, sure.

Mama goose.

We've heard that before.

Do you remember how it sounds as a song?

It sounds like this.

Are you sleeping?

Are you sleeping?

Brother John, brother John, morning bells are ringing.

Morning bells are ringing.

Ding dong ding ding dong ding.

You've heard that before, haven't you?

Come on, let's sing that together.

Are you sleeping?

Are you sleeping?

Brother John?

Brother John, morning.

Bells are ringing.

Morning bells are ringing.

Ding dong ding ding dong ding.

Well, that's pretty good.

But now I know we can really sing it.

Come on, jelly beans.

Let me hear you.

Here we go.

Are you sleeping?

Are you sleeping?

Brother John, brother John.

Morning.

Bells are ringing.

Morning bells are ringing.

Ding dong ding ding ding dong ding.

Oh, hey, Ms.

Fran Hey, listen, Jennifer and I know that song real well.

could we sing it with you.

Well, hey, JJ, sure.

That's a wonderful idea.

We want you to sing along with us.

In fact, you know what we could do?

We could sing it as a round together.

Would you like that, JJ?

Okay.

Do you know what a round is, boys and girls?

Well, a round is where everybody sings the same song.

But we all start at different times and it makes beautiful harmony.

Have you ever sung around?

Well, I tell you what.

We could show them how to do it.

And if you wanted to sing along with us, you could sure do it.

Because what we'll do is we'll each start at a different time.

And if you want to sing with JJ, you can sing with JJ.

Or if you'd rather sing with Jennifer, you start singing the song when she starts singing, and the rest of you can sing along with me.

Would you like to do the round together?

Okay.

Now, JJ, you start us off okay.

Are you sleeping or are you sleeping?

Morning bells are ringing.

Bells are ringing.

Ding dong ding ding dong ding.

My, that was beautiful.

Did you love doing it as a round?

Oh, we're all in such good voice today.

You're singing so well.

Two jelly beans.

You know what I think it is?

I think it's just because springtime is here and everyone feels so good.

Hey, aren't you glad springtime is here?

Springtime is.

You sing a happy song.

Wake up the wall now and sing along.

Sunlight is bringing.

Flowers are waking.

Springtime Chinese.

You sing a happy song.

Birds in the tree sing sweet melodies.

For springtime is you sing a happy song.

For ducks in the pond.

Sing the happy song.

Bumble bees buzzing us.

Sing along.

Sunlight is breaking flowers arranging.

Springtime is you sing a happy song.

But in the trees sweet melodies.

For springtime is you sing a happy song.

Oh my springtime is here.

And it makes me feel like I want to sing a happy song too.

How about you?

Isn't that a great song to sing?

I bet we could learn it together because it simply says springtime is here.

Sing a happy song.

Wake up the window and sing along.

Sunlight is breaking.

Flowers are waking.

Springtime is here.

Sing a happy song.

Birds in the trees.

Singing sweet melody is for springtime is here.

Sing a happy song.

Hey, you know what I love about spring?

I love to hear the birds come back from winter.

And start to sing, don't you?

And then the second verse says.

Ducks in the pond.

Sing a happy song.

Bumble bees buzzing all sing along.

And then it repeats.

Exactly like the first verse.

It says.

Sunlight is bright.

Flowers are waking.

Springtime is here.

Sing a happy song.

Birds in the trees.

Sing sweet melodies.

For springtime is here.

Sing a happy song.

Isn't that a happy song?

Would you like to sing it together all the way through?

Okay.

Come on, let's do.

Springtime is.

You sing a happy song.

Wake up a while now and sing along.

Sunlight is bringing.

Flowers are waking.

Springtime is here sing a happy song.

Birds in the tree sing sweet melodies.

For springtime is here sing a happy song.

Ducks in the pond.

Sing the happy song.

Bumble bees buzzing us.

Sing along.

Sunlight is breaking.

Flowers are waking.

Springtime is here Sing a happy song.

Birds in the trees.

Sweet melodies for springtime is here sing a happy song.

Over in the meadow.

By the pond.

In the sun.

Lift an old mother frog and her little froggy one.

jump said the mother.

I jumped said the one.

So they winked and they blinked by the pond in the sun.

Over the meadow where the stream runs.

Blue lived an old mother fish.

And her little fishes too.

swim, said the mother.

We swim, said the two.

So they swam, and they swam where the stream runs.

Blue.

Over the meadow.

In a nest, in a tree.

Lived an old mother bird.

And her little birdies.

Three times, said the mother.

We chirp, said the three.

So they cheered and they chirped in the nest in the tree.

you like to plant a garden this year?

Plant my garden in early spring.

Plant my garden in early spring.

Plant my garden in early spring.

And watch my garden grow.

Grow my garden in early spring.

Plow my garden in early spring.

Plow my garden in early spring.

And watch my garden grove.

Plant my seeds in early spring.

Plant my seeds in early spring.

Plant my seeds in early spring.

And watch my garden growing.

My garden in early spring.

Water my garden in early spring.

Water my garden in early spring and watch my garden rose.

I read my garden in early spring.

Read my garden in early spring, with my garden in early spring, and watch my garden rose.

Pick the vegetables when there grown pick theyre vegetables.

When theyre grown.

Pick the vegetables When theyre grown and eat them while theyre fresh.

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