Summer Pool Fun and Beach Adventures with MGC Playhouse

I'm with the goose club. It's a beautiful day. We have our bathing suits, our towels, and our clothes. We're ready to go swimming. The sun is hot. The water's cool. We jump right in. We love the pool. We dive straight down, but not too deep. We search for treasure we can keep. We run, run, run, but not too fast. We cannibal and make a splash. When it gets dark, we must get out. But we'll be back without a doubt.

Swimming is one of my favorite things to do during the summer. I always swim with a friend. And make sure there's an adult close by. Make sure you swim with a friend, too. Thanks for playing with us. Bye. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a goose kissing a moose?" Down by the bay. where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a whale with a polka dot tail? Down by the bay."

Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. And I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a fly wearing a tie down by the bay? Down by the bay, down by the bay, down by the bay, where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go, for if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a bear combing his hair?" Down by the bay. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home, I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see llamas getting their pajamas down by the bay?

Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home, I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a snake baking a cake? Did you ever see a frog walking his dog? Did you ever see a mouse painting his house down by the bed? Down by the bed. Hi, Mother Goose Club. Do you like our boat? We are going to row all the way down the stream. Do you want to join us? Great. Here we go.

Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. If you see a crocodile, don't forget to scream. Row your boat gently down the polar bear. Don't forget to scream. [screaming] Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. If you see a dinosaur, don't forget TO SCREAM. [screaming] ROW, ROW, row your boatently down the stream. If you see a killer whale, don't forget to scream. If you see a giant snake, don't forget to scream. [screaming] Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. If you see a great white shark, don't forget to scream.

[screaming] Gently down the stream. If you see a giant squid, don't forget to scream. [screaming] So wet. Gently down the stream. If you see a jellyfish, don't forget to scream. [screaming] We went all the way down the stream. It sure was fun to scream at all those animals. Next time you're with your friends, try making a row your boat rhyme on your own. See you next time. Bye. Row your boatently down ther but row your boatently down the merily life is but a dream. Hi look A um B. Did you know Mother Goose Club has songs to help you learn the alphabet?

I is for igloo. I R S T U V W X Y and Z. With the Mother Goose Club, learning is fun and funny. Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. Row, row, row your boat. Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream.

Row, row, row your boat. Gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. Row, row, row your boatently down the boaty, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is a dream. your boat down the boat. Life is but a dream.

Get a scoop of that. What? Ice cream. Get a scoop of that. What? Ice cream. When the day is hot and steamy, ice cream is so cold and creamy. Put it in a cone. Put it in a cup. I'm just going to eat it up. Yeah. Ice cream. I'm just going to eat it up. Yeah. Ice cream. Get a scoop of that. What? Ice cream. Get a scoop of that. What? Ice cream. Vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. Mint chip butterscotch and cherry ice cream. We want more. 2 3 4 5 scoops. Yeah. Ice cream. 6 7 8 9 10 scoops. YEAH. ICE CREAM.

Get a scoop of that. What? Ice cream. Get a scoop of that. What? Ice cream. Awesome. Yeah. Ice cream. Sugar cone and waffle cones. No. There are no sprinkles on it. Syrup on it. You put your ear up on it. No. You eat all up. YEAH. EAT IT ALL UP. Ice cream. Yeah. Ice cream. Woo! Ice

What? Whoops. Hi, Mother Goose Club. We're really happy because the weather is so nice. The weather is what's happening outside. If it's snowing or raining or really windy, those are all type of weather. You really never know how it's going to go. Every day in the morning, my parents and I check to see what it will be. Here's a rhyme about the weather. Whether the weather is warm, whether the weather is hot, we have to put up with the weather, whether we like it or not. Did you hear all of it? Let's say that rhyme again. This time I will say whether the weather is warm, whether the

weather is hot, we have to put up with the weather, whether we like it or not. Let's say it together now and you can say it with us. Mother Goose Pump. 1 2 3. Whether the weather is warm, whether the weather is hot, we have to put up with the weather. Whether we like it or not, the weather isn't always what you want it to be. But whether it's raining or sunny, there's always something you can do. Let's go play soccer. Yeah, let's do it. BYE. A sailor went to sea see to see what he could see. But all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea see.

Is that it? That's all it's here. Another sailor went to see what he could see. And all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea see. Hey, do you see anything else down here? No, just the bottom. Another sailor went to see what she could see. But all that she could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea. I don't see anything cool down here. Maybe we should look around that rock or something. H is that coral over there? The sailors went to see what they could see. But all that they could see was the bottom of the deep blue se see.

Guys, there's just bottom of sea down here. Oh well. Oh, it's cool. Hi, Mother Goose Club. I'm at the beach. I found 10 beautiful seashells. Would you like to count them with me? Okay. How many seashells can you see? How many seashells? One, two, three. How many seashells can you see? How many seashells? 1 2 3 How many seashells can you mix? How many seashells?

Four, five, six. How many seashells can you mix? How many seashells? Four. Five. Six. How many seashells can you find? How many seashells? Seven. Eight. Nine. How many seashells can you find? How many seashells? Seven. Eight. Nine. How many seashells? I see 10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Those are all of my seashells. Great job counting. Next time you're at the beach, see how many seashells you can find. See you next time.

Hi, Mother Goose Club. We're going to the beach. The beach is so much fun. It has sand, sun, and waves. Summer sun, friends, and fun. Let's go to the beach. Barbecues and picnics, too. Let's go to the beach. Sand and shells, ocean smells. Let's go to the beach. Let's go. Let's go to the beach. Surfing waves and ocean sprays. Let's go to the beach. Skies are blue. Boardwalks, too. Let's go to the beach. Flying goals, carnivals.

Let's go to the beach. Let's go. Let's go to the beach. Watching whales and dolphin tales. Let's go to the beach. Shovels, pals, boats with cells. Let's go to the beach. Skipping stones, eating cones. Let's go to the beach. Let's go. Let's go to the beach. Let's go. Let's go to the beach. Isn't the beach great? What do you like to do when you go to the beach? I like to boogie board and I like to play volleyball. Thanks for catching some rays with us, Mother Goose Club. Bye.

Hi, Mother Goose Club. Can you guess where we are? Here's a hint. There's sand everywhere. Can you guess? Here's another hint. There are seagulls flying over us. You got it. We're at the beach. Can you help us sing a song about the beach? Awesome. Spending a day at the beach is grand. Building a castle in the sand. Catching a wave in the salty sea. A seagull is flying over me. A day at the beach with my family.

A day at the beach for you and me. Splishing and splashing in the sea. Flying your kite. and feeling free. A day at the beach. I hunt for treasures on the shore. I find one clam and that's a four. I hold a seashell to my ear. Whispers a story I long to hear. A day at the beach with my family. A day at the beach for you and me. Splashing and splashing in the sea. Flying a kite and feeling free. A day at the beach.

Woo! Yeah! Oh yeah! Woohoo! That was fun. There's so many things to explore at the beach, like sand, seaweed, and seagulls. See what you can find next time you go. And make sure to wear sunscreen. Bye. Whoa, the beach looks totally awesome. Surfs up. Catch you later. There once was a surfer from Del Rey who went to the beach every day. Surfs up. He surfed and he swam. Then he napped in the sand as his surfboard just floated away. Whoa.

Gotcha. Wa. That was a tubular catch. Thanks. Come on, Mother Goose Club. Surf up. Race it to the waves. I'll win. The bear went over the mountain. The bear went over the to see what he could see. And all that he could see was the other side of the mountain. was all that he could see.

The bear went over the river. To see what he could see. And all that he could see was the other side of the river. The was all that he could see. The bear went over the meadow. The bear went over the meadow to see what he could see. And all that he could see was the other side of the meadow. the other side of a meadow with all that he could see.

The bear went over the mountain to see what he could see. Hi, Mother Goose Club. We're playing baseball, but it's so hot. Let's take a break. Good idea. Hey, I know a rhyme we could say while we're taking the break. It goes like this. In August, when the days are hot, I like to find a shady spot and hardly move a single bit and sit. I like it. Can you teach it to me? Sure. I'll say each part and you repeat after me. Ready? In August when the days are hot. In August when the days are hot, I like to find a shady spot. and hardly move a single bit. And sit. That's the whole rhyme.

Wow. I like it. Let's say it together. Ready? In August, when the days are hot, I like to find the shady spot and hardly move a single bit and sit. That was fun. Now that we've cooled off, I feel ready to play again. Make sure you drink lots of water when you're playing outside. See you next time. Hi, everybody. Look, it's a mini me. It has my head, my shoulders, my knees, and my toes. Will you sing with me? Great. Head, shoulders, knees, and toes, knees, and toes. And eyes, and ears, and mouth, and nose. Head, shoulders, knees, and toes, knees, and toes. Great job. That was so much fun.

Bye-bye. Swimming. in the swimming pool. When days are hot, when days are cool, in the swimming pool. Rest stroke, side stroke, fancy diving, too. Oh, don't you wish you never had anything else to do? Swimming, swimming in the swimming pool. When days are hot, when days are cool, in the swimming pool. Grass stroke, side stroke, fancy diving, too. Oh, don't you wish you never had anything else to do? Swimming, swimming in the swimming pool. When days are hot, when days are cool in the swimming pool, breast stroke, side stroke, fancy diving, too.

Oh, don't you wish you never had anything else to do? In the swimming pool. When days are hot, when days are cool in the swimming pool. Breast stroke, side stroke, fancy diamond, too. Oh, don't you wish you never had anything else to do. Thanks for swimming with us. We had a great time. Bye, Mother Goose Club. Oh, Mr. Sun, son. Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on me. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, hiding behind a tree. These little children are asking you, please come out so we can play with you.

Oh, son. Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on, please shine down on me. Doo. Oh Mr. Sun Mr. Golden Sun please shine down on me. Oh Mr. Sun Mr. Golden Sun hiding behind a tree. These little children are asking you please come out so we can play with you. Oh son, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on, please shine down on, please shine down on me. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, thanks for shining down now, son. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, everything is fine now, son. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, thanks for shining down now, son. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, everything is fine now, son. Oh, Mr. time.

Get a SCOOP OF THAT. WHAT? ICE CREAM. Get a SCOOP OF THAT. WHAT? ICE CREAM. When the day is hot and steamy, ice cream is so cold and creamy. Put it in a cup. I'M JUST GOING TO eat it up. Yeah. Ice cream. I'm just going to eat it up. Yeah. [screaming] Ice cream. Get a scoop OF THAT. WHAT? Ice cream. What? Ice cream. Get a scoop of that. WHAT? ICE CREAM. WHAT? Vanilla. Chocolate and strawberry. Mint chip butters. Scotch and cherry. Ice cream. We want more. 1 2 3 4 5 SCOOPS. YEAH. [screaming] Ice cream. 6

7 8 9 10 SCOOPS. YEAH. ICE CREAM. ICE Get a scoop of that. WHAT? ICE CREAM. Get a SCOOP OF THAT. WHAT? ICE CREAM. AWESOME. [screaming] YEAH. ICE CREAM, sugar cones, and waffle cones. No, there are no cones. Sprinkles on it. Syrup on it. Don't you put your ear up on it. No. You eat it all up. YEAH. YOU EAT IT ALL UP. Ice cream.

Woohoo. Ice cream. Yeah. Ice cream. Up top. Woo. Ahoy, Mother Goose Club. I'm Shaka and I'm pretending to be a sailor. I'm going to show you how to make sailor hats just like this one out of newspaper. One of my favorite sailor games to play is called A Sailor Went to Sea. Let me show you how it goes. A sailor went to sea see to see what he could see. But all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue se see. Now instead of saying

c see se see, let's clap our hands three times. A sailor went to clap to see what he could clap. But all that he could clap was the bottom of the deep blue. Clap. Now, instead of clapping our hands three times, let's pat. A sailor went to pat to see what he could pat. But all that he could pat was the bottom of the deep blue. Pat. Now instead of patting our legs, let's chop. A sailor went to chop to see what he could chop. But all that he could chop was the bottom of the deep blue. Chop. Now instead of chop chopping, let's chop cha.

A sailor went to cha to see what he could cha. But all that he could cha was the bottom of the deep blue. Cha. Now instead of cha chaiing, let's fall asleep. A sailor went to sleep to see what he could sleep. But all that he could sleep was the bottom of the deep blue. Sleep. That was fun. See if you can come up with your own words and dance moves when you play it. We'll see you next time. Bye.

Hi there. We're on a hike in the woods. Whoa. Did you hear that? Do you think it's a bear or a mountain lion or a dinosaur? A what? Oh, hi dino. Oh, I know. Let's sing my favorite dinosaur song to him. Um, okay. Dinosaurs have great big feet that stomp. Dinosaurs have great big teeth that chomp stomp and a chomp stomp and a chomp stomposaurus stomp chomposaurus chomp chomposaurus stomp your chomp dinosaurs have great big claws that crunch

dinosaurs Doors have great big chocolate. Munch crunch and a munch. Munch crunch and a munch crunchaurus. Crunch munchosaurus. Munch. I'm aosaurus. Crunch. Urasaurus. Munch. Dinosaurs have great big feet that stomp. Dinosaurs have great big teeth that chomp. Dinosaurs. Wow, those were some great moves, Dino. Yeah, thanks for dancing with us. And thank you, too. Well, I guess we'd better start hiking back. But we'll see you again soon. Bye.

Oh, hi Mother Goose Club. I'm Gus and I'm playing Explorer. I declare this bay to be mine. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home, I dare not go. Or if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a goose kissing a moose down by the bay?" Wait, look over there in the water. That was weird. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a whale with a polka dot tail down by the bay?

Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home, I dare not go. And for if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a fly wearing a tie?" Down by the bay. Looks like Mr. Fly is off to work. Bye, Mr. Fly. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a bear culling his hair down by the bay? Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home. I dare not go for if I do my mother will say. Did you ever see a llama eating pajamas down by the bay?

He goes through a pair a week. Down by the bay where the watermelons grow. Back to my home, I dare not go. For if I do, my mother will say, "Did you ever see a snake baking a cake? Did you ever see a frog walking a dog? Did you ever see a mouse cleaning his house down by the bay?" Down by the bay. What other crazy things could we have seen down by the bay? Maybe a duck driving a truck. Maybe a fox eating a box. Make up your own rhymes for the song and sing it with your friends. Bye. A sailor went to see what he could see. But all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea se see.

A sailor went to see sea to see what he could see. But all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue se see. A sailor went to se see to see what he could see. But all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea se see. A sailor went to se see to see what he could see. But all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea se see. It's time for recess. Oh no, it's all yucky outside. Can we just play inside? The sun is hiding today. Wait, maybe if we ask nicely, the sun will come out and play. Will you give it a try?

All right. Can you play and sing with us? Mr. Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on me. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, hiding behind a tree. These little children are asking you, please come out so we can play with you. Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on Please shine down. Please shine down on me. This is so much fun. I'm so glad I came out to play with you guys. It's for coming out. Yeah. I'm having so much fun with you guys.

Me, too. Mr. Sun, sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on me. Oh, Mr. Sun, sun. Mr. Golden Sun, hiding behind a tree. These little children are asking you, please come out so we can play with you. Mr. Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down. Please shine down on me. Hey, Mr. Son, recess is over now, so we have to go. Thank you for coming out and playing with us. We'll miss you guys so much. Well, thanks for playing with us. Bye. Stay sunny.

Spending a day at the beach is grand. Building a castle in the sand, catching a wave in the salty sea. A seagull is flying over me. A day at the beach with my family. A day at the beach for you and me. Splishing and splashing in the sea and flying a kite and feeling free. A day at the beach. I race the crab to its hiding place. I feel the warm sun on my face. I see starfish and sand dollars, too, and a school of fish in a pool of blue. A day at the beach with my family. A day at the beach for you and me. Splishing and splashing in [bell] the sea. Flying a kite and feeling free. A day at the beach.

I hunt for treasure on the shore. I find one clam and then some more. I hold a seashell up to my ear. It whispers a story I long to hear. A day at the beach with my family. A day at the beach for you and me. Splishing and splashing in the sea and flying a kite and feeling free. A day at the beach. Oh, hi parents. Are you looking for a family-friendly gaming channel for your kids to watch? Mother Goose Club has a fun and kids safe channel called Let's Play.

Oh, that was a close one. Just a little bit more. Yes, [screaming] I won. Mary Jack and Beef have no chance at beating me now. See you over there. Hi, Mother Goose Club. We're singing songs around the campfire. What should we sing next? Let's sing Little Bunny Fufu. Okay, that's my favorite campfire song. Little Bunny Fufu. I'll know it. It's okay. We can teach it to you. The best way you can learn is by singing along with us.

Yeah. And there are also hand motions to do along with the song. It's a lot of fun to do those together. Everybody get your bunnies ready. Got mine. Little bunny foo hopping through the forest, scofing up the field mice and bubbing them on the head. Down came the blue fairy and she said, "Little bunny foo, I don't want to see you scooping up the field mice and bobbing them on the head. I'll give you three chances and if you do not behave, I will turn you into a goon." Oh no. The next verse is like the first.

You just count down three chances to two and then to one. Ready? Yeah. Little bunny foo hopping through the forest, scooping up the field mice and popping them on the head. Down came the blue fairy and she said, "Little bunny foo, I don't want to see you scooping up the field mice and bopping them on the head. I'll give you two more chances and if you don't behave, I will turn you into a goon." Oh no. Now, in this verse, Little Bunny Fufu has just one chance left. Let's see what he does. Okay, I hope he behaves. Little Bunny Fu, hopping through the forest, scooping up the field mice and popping them on the head.

Down came the blue fairy and she said, "Little bunny foo, I don't want to see you scooping up the field mice and popping them on the hen. I'll give you one more chance. And if you don't behave, I will turn you into a goon." A goon? Yes. Let's all sing it together. Okay. Yeah, you're doing great. Little bunny foo hopping through the forest, scooping up the field mice and popping them on the head. Down came the blue fairy and she said, "Little bunny foo, I don't want to see you scooping up the field mice and popping them on the head." I gave you three chances and you did not behave. So now poof, you're a goon.

The moral of the story is hair today, goon tomorrow. Great job, Micah. You did it. Dad B learned his lesson. He sure did. Thanks for teaching me a song. No problem. That's what campfire songs are all about. I hope you had just as much fun as we did. Bye, Mother Goose Club. See you next time. We should make s'mores. Yes. I brought You did? I brought the marshmallows. Swimming.

Swimming in the swimming pool. When days are hot, when days are cool, in the swimming pool, sideroke, fancy diving, too. Oh, don't you wish you never had anything else to do on the blue with no score to do. I'll do a lazy crawl or a splashing ball. Swimming, swimming in the swimming pool. When days are hot, when days are cool, in the swimming pool. Brush stroke, side stroke, fancy diving, too. Oh, don't you wish you never had anything else to do? Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, please shine down on me. Oh, Mr.

Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, hiding behind a tree. These little children are asking you, please come out so we can play with you. Oh, sun, sun, Mr. Golding Sun, please shine down on, please shine down on me. Doo doo. Oh Mr. Sun Mr. Golden Sun please shine down on me. I'm Mr. Sun Mr. Golden Sun hiding behind a tree. These little children are asking you please come out so we can play with you. Oh, sun.

Mr. Gold Sun, please shine down on, please shine down on me. Oh, Mr. Sun, sun, thanks for shining down now. Sun. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, everything's fine now. Sun. Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, thanks for shining down now. Sun. Oh, Mr. Sun. Everything is fine now. Son,

Hi there. I've just been digging in the sand, searching for buried treasure, but all I found were seashells. No gold, no jewels, but lots of seashells. I wonder how many I found. Would you help me count them? Thanks. How many seashells do you see? How many seashells? One, two, three, three seashells. Let's count them one more time to make sure. How many seashells do you see? How many seashells? One, two, three. We found three seashells. But I think I have even more.

How many seashells can you mix? How many seashells? Four. Five. Six. How many seashells can you mix? How many seashells? Four. Five. Six. We counted six seashells. But I have even more. Will you help me count them all? How many seashells can you find? How many seashells? Seven. Eight. Nine. How many seashells can you find? How many seashells? Seven. Eight. Nine. We counted nine seashells. But I have one more. If I have nine seashells and I add one more, how many seashells do I have all together?

H I see 10, but let's count them all to make sure. 1 3 10. We counted 10 seashells. It's not pirate treasure, but it's still pretty cool. Besides, maybe the next time I come to the beach, I'll find a real pirate treasure. Thanks for counting with me, and remember, be on a lookout for any pirate treasure. Okay, bye-bye.