02x02 - Learn Farm Animals

[bunniefuu]

-Hi, friends.
-Hi.

Welcome to class.

Today, we're going to learn

all about farms,
the letter F, and farm animals.

We get to go to a real farm.

We're going on a field trip.

I can't wait to meet an octopus.

Herbie, there will not be
an octopus on the farm.

-No?
-No.

-No.
-Can you help Herbie?

What are some animals that live on a farm?

Yeah, a… cow.

-Cow. Moo.
-Oh yeah, moo.

And a… duck.

-A duck.
-Yeah.

-Quack.
-Quack.

And a… horse.

-Neigh.
-Neigh.

And a… pig.

-Good job.
-Oink.

Oink.

Oink.

Let's practice singing a song together.

-Okay.
-You fill it in.

-E-I-E-I
-Q

Herbie, that's silly.

-Let's try again.
-Okay.

-E-I-E-I
-W

We need your help. You fill it in.

-E-I-E-I… O
-O

-You did it.
-That's right.

Thank you for helping Herbie.
Hey, let's sing the whole song together.

Yeah.

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-And on that farm he had a cow
-E-I-E-I-O

With a moo, moo here
And a moo, moo there

-Here a moo, there a moo
-Everywhere a moo, moo

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-And on that farm he had a pig
-E-I-E-I-O

With an oink, oink here
And an oink, oink there

Here an oink, there an oink
Everywhere an oink, oink

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-And on that farm he had a horse
-E-I-E-I-O

With a neigh, neigh here
And a neigh, neigh there

Here a neigh, there a neigh
Everywhere a neigh, neigh

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-And on that farm he had a chicken
-E-I-E-I-O

With a cluck, cluck here
And a cluck, cluck there

Here a cluck, there a cluck
Everywhere a cluck, cluck

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

-Old MacDonald had a farm
-E-I-E-I-O

And on that farm he had a sheep
E-I-E-I-O

With a baa, baa here
And a baa, baa there

Here a baa, there a baa
Everywhere a baa, baa

Old MacDonald had a farm
E-I-E-I-O

Old MacDonald had a farm
E-I-E-I-O

-And on that farm he had a duck
-E-I-E-I-O

With a quack, quack here
And a quack, quack there

Here a quack, there a quack
Everywhere a quack, quack

Old MacDonald had a farm

E-I-E-I-O

-Hi, Farmer LJ!
-LJ!

Hi! Hi, Rachel. Hi, Herbie. Hi, friends.

We're so excited to see your farm.

Yay. I'm so glad you're here.

Thank you for having us.

-What's in the basket?
-Oh, what's that?

I just picked some farm-fresh eggs.

-Wow.
-Wow.

-Are these like the eggs we eat at home?
-They're just like 'em.

-Wow.
-Same thing.

Should we count the eggs?

-Yeah, let's do it.
-Okay.

I'll hold them, and you can count them.

Okay. I'll try.

One, two, three,

pickle. No.

That's not right, Herbie.

Okay. Let's try again.

One, two, three,

four, five.

-Wow, there are five eggs.
-Five eggs.

What is a farm?

What is a farm?

Yeah, a farm is an area of land

used for growing food and raising animals.

Have you ever been to a farm?

Wow.

What's that?

Yes, it's a… barn.

It's a red barn.

Wow. What's that sound?

What's that sound?

I hear animals.

I hear animals.

Let's say "open, please,"

and see what animal comes out of the barn.

Say it with me.

Open, please.

Oh, wow.

It's a…

cow.

It's a cow.

I have an idea.

Let's pretend to be cows eating grass.

Pretend with me.

Yummy grass.

Moo.

Moo.

This is yummy grass, isn't it?

Is that a real chicken?

This is Debbie.

It's Debbie? Hi, Debbie.

What does Debbie like to eat?

Debbie eats corn.

I like corn.
Debbie, we have so much in common.

Do you have breakfast
at the table, Debbie?

Debbie eats breakfast on the ground.

-On the ground?
-She scratches for her food.

Oh, wow. Like this?

Yeah.

There was a farmer had a dog

And Bingo was his name-o

B-I-N-G-O

B-I-N-G-O

B-I-N-G-O

And Bingo was his name-o

There was a farmer had a dog

And Bingo was his name-o

I-N-G-O

I-N-G-O

I-N-G-O

And Bingo was his name-o

There was a farmer had a dog

And Bingo was his name-o

N-G-O

N-G-O

N-G-O

And Bingo was his name-o

There was a farmer had a dog

And Bingo was his name-o

G-O

G-O

G-O
And Bingo was his name-o

There was a farmer had a dog

And Bingo was his name-o

O

O

O
And Bingo was his name-o

There was a farmer had a dog

And Bingo was his name-o

And Bingo was his name-o

I wonder what animal will come out next?

Let's say, "open, please."
We wanna open the barn.

Open, please.

Oh, wow. It's a… pig.

It's a pig. Wow.

Let's pretend
to roll in the mud like pigs.

We're pigs rolling in the mud.

Oink.

Oink.

Oink.

We're pigs in the mud.

This is a miniature horse.

Let's feed it. Put out your hand.

We're feeding the miniature horse.
That tickles.

What do you say, horse?
What does a horse say?

Yeah. Neigh.

Let's talk to the horse.

Hi, horse.

Neigh.

Good job.

What color is this horse?

Yeah.

It's white and brown.
It's a beautiful horse.

Do you ride the horses?

-I do.
-Wow.

Would you like to ride Lobo?

Could I?

-You can.
-Yeah.

Lobo, can I ride you? I think he said yes.

Okay, let's go!

Yeehaw.

Do you like it, Herbie?

Yeah, this is so much fun.

Hey.

What's the number of the day?

Let's figure it out
by counting these tractors.

One, two,

three, four,

five, six.

Six tractors.

The number of the day is… six.

Nice job.

Let's see what animal is next.

Say, "Open, please" with me.

Open… please.

Wow. It's a… duck.

It's a duck.

Can you pretend to be a duck with me?

Quack. Quack.

We're ducks.

Quack.

Quack.

Now let's pretend to be ducks swimming.

Swim.

Swimming in the pond.

Good job.

Farmer LJ, do you feed all the animals?

-Every day.
-Wow.

It must take work to care for the animals.

It is a lot of work to be a farmer.

Wow. What else do you have to do?

You have to clean their stall.

-Cleaning.
-And their homes.

-Yeah.
-Give 'em lots of water.

Water.

And love.

Yeah. Lots of love. That would be my job.

If I was on a farm, I'd give lots of love.

You'd be so good at that, Herbie.

I could sing the clean-up song.

-We could do that too.
-Yeah.

We have to take care of the animals,
just like your grown-ups take care of you.

I'll bet the animals love you too.

I feel it.

Yeah.

There's one more animal in our barn.

Let's see what the last animal is.

Open, please.

The barn door opened,

and it's a… horse.

It's a horse.

Let's gallop around like horses.

Come on.

Neigh.

Good job. Neigh.

It's fun to gallop like a horse.

Good job.

What does a horse eat?

-She eats hay and apples and carrots.
-Wow.

-Yum.
-Apples are her favorite.

Do you like apples and carrots?

Hey, Lobo. What do you call a horse
who lives next door?

A neighbor. Right?
Is that what you call them?

Who takes care of
the crops and the animals?

Yes, the farmer.

You got it. It's the farmer.

The farmer has
so much important work to do.

Farms are where
almost all of our food comes from.

We're so thankful to our farmers.

Let's say, "Thank you, farmers."

Thank you, farmers.

Do you know what animal this is?

That's right, kids. A sheep.

It's a sheep.

Do you know what comes from sheep?

That's right. Wool.

Yeah. What can we make with wool?

Maybe a sweater?

Yeah.

Or socks?

Friends, what does a sheep say?

Yeah. Baa.

Good job.

Can you eat some food?

Yeah. Yummy.

Oh, look. That tickles.

Can you get out a scarf

or a little towel with me?

Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep

and doesn't know where to find them.

Leave them alone, and they'll come home

wagging their tails behind them.

Yeah, we're pretending
this is the tail wagging.

Good job. You did it.

Do goats lay eggs?

-No.
-No? What do goats do on the farm?

The goats eat weeds.

Do goats give milk?

Some do.

What's that sound?

-Is that a chicken?
-It's a chicken.

Listen, I can make a chicken sound.

-That's great.
-I speak chicken. Did you know?

-I didn't.
-Yeah.

It's so good.

-What sound does a goat make?
-Oh, the goat goes, "Aaa."

Aaa.

Let's do that. Ready? Aaa.

That's funny. Goats are funny.

Do the goats have names?

They do.

-What are their names?
-We have Romeo and Juliet.

I think I've heard those names before.
Nope, never heard them.

Uh-oh.

Oh no!

We need to help these animals
get back to their homes.

Can you help me?

Can you help me?

Thank you.

Oh, it's an octopus.

Does an octopus live in the ocean

or at the farm?

Yes, in the ocean.

There he goes.

Yay.

Oh, a cow.

Does a cow live in the ocean

or at the farm?

Yes, at the farm.

Bye, cow. You live at the farm.

Oh, a fish.

Does the fish live in the ocean

or at the farm?

Yes, in the ocean.
The fish swims in the ocean.

Good job.

Oh, I see a pig.

I see a pig.

Do you think the pig goes in the ocean,

or does the pig live at the farm?

Yes, at the farm.

Pigs like the farm.

Good job.

Whoa.

It's a big whale.

The biggest animal in the world.

Do you think the whale goes in the ocean

or at the farm?

Yes, in the ocean.

Good job.

We're almost done sorting the animals.

Oh, the last one is a horse.

Does the horse go in the ocean

or at the farm?

You got it right. At the farm.

You did it. I'm so proud of you.

You sorted all the animals,

and they're so happy
to be back in their homes.

A, B, C, D

E, F, G

H, I, J, K

L, M, N, O, P

Q, R, S

T, U, V

W, X

Y and Z

Now I know

My ABCs

Next time won't you

Sing with me?

Let's do a farm pattern.

Small.

Large.

Small.

Large.

Small.

What comes next?

That's right. Large.

Good job.

I wonder what the color of the day is.

Can you help me ask our magic slide?

Yes? Great.

Let's say,
"What's the color of the day, slide?"

Help me.

What's the color of the day, slide?

Wow. It's… pink.

The color of the day is pink.

Wonderful.

Can you think of
any farm animal that's pink?

Yes! Pigs are pink.

Pigs are pink. Hooray!

Pink is the color of the day.

Mystery letter, mystery letter

Mystery letter
What's it gonna be?

Mystery letter, mystery letter

Learning our letters from A to Z

Can you help me figure out
the letter of the day?

Let's look at the clues
in the mystery box.

Feather, and

fence.

What letter says fff?

I think you're right. Let's check it.

F is a letter

Fff is the sound that it makes

F is a letter

Fff goes the F

You got it.
You figured out the mystery letter. F.

It's time for a magic movie.

What exactly is a tractor?

A tractor is a strong vehicle.

Can you say vehicle? Vehicle.

Vehicle.

Tractors help the farmers
take care of the farm.

Tractors pull plows
and other farm machines.

Who do tractors help? Can you remember?

Who do tractors help?

Tractors help the farmer.

Yeah. They help the farmer. Great job.

Do you know what kind of flower this is?

Yeah, it's a sunflower.

What do you have?

-This is our honey, Herbie.
-I love honey.

Where did you get it? At the store?

This honey comes from
our honeybees on the farm.

The bees work together as a team

to make honey.

I see a lot of bees.

-Those are our honeybees.
-Wow.

Bees fly from flower to flower,

helping plants and fruits grow.

Thank you, bees.

Can you make your hand a beehive?

Good job.

Here is the beehive.
But where are the bees?

Hidden away, where nobody sees.

Watch and you'll see them
come out of the hive.

One, two, three, four, five.

Bzz. Can you buzz around like a bee?

Let's do that again.

Here is the beehive.
But where are the bees?

Hidden away, where nobody sees.

Watch and you'll see them
come out of the hive.

One, two, three, four, five.

We're bees.

Hi, friends.

My name is Erin.

Wow.

It's a beautiful day here at the farm.

I see a duck.

I see a cow.

I'm hungry.

I want an apple.

I like the farm.

Let's pretend to be a seed.

How could we make ourselves
look like seeds?

That's a good idea.

Get into a little tiny ball.

We're tiny little seeds.

What do we need to grow?

What do we need to grow?

We need water, light,

and the right temperature.

Let's jump into some really wet soil.

That will be a great place to grow.

Can you jump with me?

Ready,

set,

go!

We're in the soil.

It's so nice and moist in here.

It's raining.

Hooray! We love rain.

Now, we're breaking open.

We're pushing down. It's our root.

Wow.

Now we're pushing up.

We're growing up, up, up.

Oh, feel that sun.

We love the nice warm sun.

We're growing more and more leaves.

We're getting taller and taller.

We're growing into a plant.

And now we're growing corn.

We're growing our own corn. Wow!

Stretch towards the sun. Hooray!

We became corn.

Great job.

It was so fun
growing into a plant with you.

Welcome to the letter garden.

Here, we are famous for our begonias.

Let's pick all the flowers
that have a lowercase f on them.

We'll start with the red ones.

Which flower has the letter f on it?

Yes, that's it.

You picked the right one.

Great job.

Now let's try to find the f
in the purple row of flowers.

Wow. There sure are a lot to choose from.

Do you see the lowercase f?

Wonderful. You found the flower
with the lowercase f.

Nice.

You're doing so great.

Can you find the f
in these yellow flowers?

Yes, there! You did fantastic.

What a fine, fresh bouquet
of a few flowers.

Hey, let's give them to a friend.

Giving is such a fabulous feeling.

Can you do this rhyme with me?

An oink, a moo
A c*ck-a-doodle-doo

Who's in the barn playing peekaboo?

Let's check. Who's playing peekaboo?

Peekaboo! What's that?

It's a little

cow.

What does a cow say?

Moo.

Moo.

Can you moo like a cow with me?

Moo.

Good job mooing.

This cow is a baby.

Baby.

We call a baby cow a calf.

Mommy. Where's my mommy?

We need to help the calf find her mommy.

Do you see the mommy cow?

Yeah, she's under the tree.

She's under the tree.

Let's call out "Mommy,"

and maybe the mommy cow will hear us

and come over.

Mommy starts with M.

M makes this sound.

Mommy. Mommy!

Mommy.

Let's say it louder.

Mommy.

She's walking over.

The mommy heard us, and she came over.

Mommy!

Yay! She found her mommy. She's happy.

Let's pretend
to work on the farm with Mr. Aron.

Gather some eggs.

How many eggs did you get?

Wow! Open the barn.

Good job.

Feed the horse an apple.

Good job.

Now pretend to wash the pigs.

He's getting a cloth. Good job, Mr. Aron.

Whoa. Sprinkle food for the chickens.

Good job.

Pick some corn.

Drive the tractor, Mr. Aron.

Milk the cow.

Jump in the hay, Mr. Aron.

Ready, set,

go!

Good job, Mr. Aron.

-Mr. Angelo.
-Yes, Herbie.

Do you have farms in the Philippines?

Well, the Philippines is actually
a perfect place for farming.

Yeah, 'cause we have a lot of sunlight,

water, and soil.

I love soil.

Well, we farm a lot of coconuts,

rice, and sugar.

I love coconuts.

Do you wanna learn
the Tagalog word for coconuts?

-Yes.
-Okay. Say it with me.

It's "Buko."

-Buko.
-"Boo-koh."

Buko.

So now, do you love coconuts, Herbie?

I love
buko.

Me too!

Me three!

An oink, a moo
A c*ck-a-doodle-doo

Who's in the barn playing peekaboo?

Good job.

Let's see.

Peekaboo.

What's that?

It's a duck. Can you quack like a duck?

Quack. Quack.

This duck is a baby.

We call a baby duck a duckling.

Where's my mama?

We need to help
the duckling find her mama.

Do you see the mama duck?

Yeah, she's next to the pond.

She's next to the pond.

Let's say "mama,"

and maybe the mama duck
will hear us and come over.

Mama also begins with M.

M makes the "mmm" sound.

Mama.

Say "mama."

Mama.

Louder.

Mama.

The mama duck heard us,

and she's coming over.

You said "mama," and the mama came out.

Good job.

Mama's giving baby a kiss.

She's happy.

Hey, Farmer LJ, what's in here?

This is our peacock house.

And

we have baby peachicks.

Baby peachicks. Wow.

-Do you wanna see them?
-I do!

Do you guys wanna come? Let's go!

Wow. I see two peacocks.

One, two.

They spread their feathers when they want
someone's attention, like a peahen.

There's the peahen with her peachicks.

They sleep under Mama at night.

That's so sweet.

It's another peacock.

-This is Buttercup.
-Hi, Buttercup.

You wanna try to feed him?

Make your hand
nice and flat like a pancake.

Oh, wow.

Try it.

Can you try that at home?

Pretend you're feeding an animal

and put your hand
nice and flat like a pancake.

Wow, good job. You did it.

An oink, a moo
A c*ck-a-doodle-doo

Who's in the barn playing peeka…

boo?

You did it.

Great job.

Let's see.

Let's see here.

Oh, look.

It's a little brown… horse.

It's a little horse.

Can you neigh like a horse with me?

Neigh. Good job.

Neigh.

Can you gallop like a horse?

Galloping like a horse.

Galloping like a horse.

A baby horse is called a foal.

Where's my daddy?

We need to help the foal find his daddy.

Do you see the daddy horse?

Yeah, he's behind the fence.

He's behind the fence.

Daddy also starts with the letter

D.

Can you say "daddy"?

Daddy. Good job.

Daddy.

He's galloping over.

Daddy came over.

Good job.

You said "daddy," and his daddy came out.

Yay.

He found his daddy.

Hi, Lobo.

Okay. Where do horses go
when they're sick?

To the horsepital!

Get it?

Horsepital.

Say go, and the pig will make a noise.

Ready,

set,

go!

That scared me.

That surprised me.

So surprised.

Surprise.

So surprised.

An oink, a moo
A c*ck-a-doodle-doo

Who's in the barn playing peekaboo?

Let's check.

Wow, it's a little pink

pig.

A pig.

Can you say "oink" like a pig?

Oink. Oink.

So cute.

This pig is a baby.

We call a baby pig a piglet.

Where's my dada?

We need to help the piglet find her dada.

Do you see the dada pig?

Yeah, he's on the rock.

He's on the rock.

Let's say "dada,"

and maybe the dada pig will hear us

and come over.

Dada starts with the letter D.

D makes the "duh" sound.

D for dada.

Good job.

Dada.

Dada.

You said "dada,"

and the dada pig heard us and came over.

Hooray! Can you clap?

Clapping.

Yay! They're so happy.

Let's make a farm animal pattern!

Cow. Pig.

Cow. Pig.

Cow. Pig.

Cow. Pig.

What comes next?

Yes, cow.

Great job!

The itsy-bitsy spider
Went up the water spout

Down came the rain
And washed the spider out

Out came the sun
And dried up all the rain

And the itsy-bitsy spider
Went up the spout again

Let's do more. Let's do that again.

The itsy-bitsy spider
Went up the water spout

Down came the rain
And washed the spider out

Out came the sun
And dried up all the rain

And the itsy-bitsy spider
Went up the spout again

Great job with your spider.

Are you okay, Herbie?

Yeah, I'm just tired
from working on my ant farm.

You have an ant farm?

Yeah. I have an uncle farm too.

Three hungry ants
Marching in a line

They come upon a picnic

Where they can dine

They march into the salad

They march into the cake

They march into the pepper

Uh-oh, that's a mistake

A… A… Achoo!

Two hungry ants
Marching in a line

They come upon a picnic

Where they can dine

They march into the salad

They march into the cake

They march into the pepper

Uh-oh, that's a mistake

A… A… Achoo!

One hungry ant
Marching in a line

He comes upon a picnic

Where he can dine

He marches to the salad

He marches to the cake

He marches to the pepper

Uh-oh, that's a mistake

A… A… Achoo!

Do you want to learn
some farm signs together?

Ready?

Cow.

Cow.

Duck.

Duck.

Pig.

Pig.

Food.

Food.

Eggs.

Eggs.

Animals.

Animals.

Goat.

Goat.

Can you help me feed Juliet, the goat?

We put out our hand.

Oh, it tickles.
But it's so much fun to feed a goat.

Bye-bye, goat. That was so fun.

Horse.

Horse.

Chicken.

Chicken.

Rooster.

Rooster.

Sheep.

Sheep.

Farm.

Farm.

Farmer.

Farmer.

We had such a great time
at The Bee Hugger Farm.

Yeah. Thanks so much for having us.

Thanks for coming. I'm so grateful.

Thank you, LJ.

That was so fun,
not meeting an octopus at the farm.

That was such a fun day.

We learned all about farms
and the sound the letter F makes.

Fff.

And we learned
that most of our food comes from farms.

Yeah. And the color pink,
and how a seed grows,

and a lot of other things I forgot.

You did such a great job
learning with us today. I'm proud of you.

Let's sing our bye-bye song.
We'll see you again real soon.

Bye-bye, friends

Bye-bye, friends

Bye-bye, friends

We'll see you again real soon

-
Bye-bye.
-Bye.