The Mother Goose Club!
[music]
[ humming “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” ]
Hi, Baa Baa. What are you doing?
Oh, hey, Mary! I'm making a scarf for Teddy.
Wow! It's super cozy.
And what are these?
Well, Mary. Bo Peep gave me a haircut,
and those are my 1 - 2 - 3 bags full of wool.
1 - 2 - 3 bags full. Three bags full ...
That reminds me of a song . . .
[ magical harp sound ]
Hi, Teddy! Hi, Jack!
Bo Peep is shearing my wool.
That means she’s giving me a haircut,
and it tickles like crazy!
Hey, everybody, let’s sing Baa Baa’s song.
Baa, yeah!
♪ Baa, baa, baa sheep, ♪
♪ have you any wool? ♪
♪ Yes sir, yes sir, ♪
♪ three bags full. ♪
♪ One for my Teddy, ♪
♪ one for Bo Peep, ♪
♪ one for the little boy ♪
♪ who lives down the street. ♪
♪ Baa, baa, baa sheep, ♪
♪ have you any wool? ♪
♪ Yes sir, yes sir, ♪
♪ three bags full. ♪
Three bags.
Baa bye!
[ magical harp sound ]
Wow, Baa Baa, that's a lot of wool.
Three bags full.
Wool and full. How do you make
such great rhymes, Baa Baa?
Well, it’s easy, Mary.
Rhyming is just finding words
that sound the same.
Like "same" and ... "game."
That’s right! SAME sounds like GAME.
They're words that rhyme.
I have a great idea!
Let’s play a “Sounds the Same” game.
We’ll think of a word
and see how many rhymes we can find.
Hat
Sat
Bat
And cat
Meow.
[ Mary giggles ]
See, Mary? Rhyming is just finding words
that sound the same.
And it’s really fun.
Fun? Sun.
Run, won!
[ Teddy reading] : Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn.
The sheep's in the meadow,
the cow's in the corn.
Where is the boy
who looks after the sheep?
[ laughs ]
He's under the haystack, fast asleep.
[ all laugh ]
Oh! Hi, guys! I didn't see you there.
I was busy reading this
Gigantic Book of Rhymes.
Hey, Teddy. Can you find a rhyme
about a sheep in your book, please?
Hmmm. Let me see.
B-b-b-b “Baa Baa Black Sheep” – here it is!
Could you read it for us, Teddy?
Sure.
I love to read out loud!
That was fun!
[ someone laughs ]
What was that?
[ more laughter ]
Let's go see.
[ fanfare horns blow ] Thank you all for coming.
Welcome to Jack's Joke Shack.
Where we find the time to rhyme,
with our friends.
Eep! And Bo Peep!
We like to wiggle ...
when we giggle!
Here's one for you, Baa Baa.
Knock, knock ...
Who's there?
Boo
Boo who?
All: Awwww
Now, now, Baa Baa, don't cry.
It's just a little haircut.
[ all laugh ]
I've got one.
What did the sheep say to Bo Peep?
We're full of wool. Get it?
Full of wool.
[ joke drumroll ]
[ all laugh ]
[ chime sound ]
Do you hear that? It sounds like we've
got a new message in the clubhouse.
I wonder who it’s from!
[ descending xylophone ]
Hey, Eep!
Did you hear the one about the mouse
who didn't get his cheese?
All: Awwww
He forgot the magic word: please!
[ all laugh ] [ celebratory horns ]
Let's see what it says.
Baa baa, black sheep
have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
three bags full.
One for the master,
one for the dame,
one for the little boy
who lives down the lane.
Baa baa, black sheep,
have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
three bags full.
Bye, Mother Goose Club!
See you next time!
[giggles] That was fun.
Baa, yeah.
Hey, let's see if we can come up with
some rhymes of our own.
[ Teddy laughs ]
Cheese, please.
Jack’s so funny.
Hey, Teddy!
Are you ready?
You're just in time.
For a fun rhyme.
We had some wool.
Three bags full.
But now there's just two.
Because I made this,
for you.
[ Teddy gasps excitedly ]
Thanks, Baa Baa.
It’s baa-utiful.
[ all laugh ]
Wool see you later.
Get it? WOOL see you later!
[ all laugh ]
[music]