MGC Playhouse Halloween Fun with Spooky Songs and Friendly Monsters

Can you guess what I'm going to be for Halloween? Let's see. It 's furry and purple. Ra. I know. You are a monster and you are a ghost. You 've got it figured out. Do you want to sing a spooky song with us? Do n't be afraid. Come on. A ghost and a monster. A ghost and a monster. We say bu. A ghost and a monster. We say bu. The ghost is macabre. The hairy monsters. A ghost and a monster. We're scary. The ghost is floating. Monsters are lurking. The ghost is moaning. The monsters growl. "Roar," says monster. Boo, says the ghost. Which one of us scares you the most? A ghost and a monster.

We say bu. A ghost and a monster. We say bu. Monsters on the prowl. The ghost hides. The monsters crawl. The ghost glides. Boo screams ghost. Then the monster says, "Why can't we be friends?" A friendly ghost and a friendly monster walk together down the street. A ghost and a monster. Trick or treat. Bye We're trying to figure out where this mysterious surprise egg came from What do you think is inside? Do n't know. Maybe candy. H. There might be a toy inside. Let's open it and take a look. You were right. It's a toy. Yes, it's a Spider-Man doll. Oh, it's so cute. It's so small. Oh, I love her head. I love the color.

Hello. Wow! It's Spider-Man. We must have opened a magic surprise egg. Hi, would you like to sing the little spider song with me? Clear. Brilliant. The tiny spider climbed up the gutter. The rain fell and washed the spider away. The sun came out and dried up all the rain. And the tiny spider went back up the gutter. Now, do you want to sing the song while I act it out? Okay, great. The tiny spider climbed up the gutter. The rain fell and washed the spider away. The sun came out and dried up all the rain. And the tiny spider went back up the gutter. The

tiny spider climbed up the gutter. The rain fell and washed the spider away. The sun came out and dried up all the rain. And the tiny spider went back up the gutter. Thank you for singing with us, Spider-Man. Would you like to stay and sing another song with us? I would love to, but unfortunately, I have to go. My spider-sense is tingling. Someone needs my help. Oh, no. You'd better leave. Goodbye, Spider-Man. Well, thank you for joining us. I think Natalie and I are going to look for more surprise eggs.

Yes, maybe we'll find a Superman surprise egg. That would be great. Goodbye, Club Mama Oca. We are a ghost family. We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween comes, we go out in our little ghosts. We are a ghost family. We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween arrives, we like to shake the drum. We float, we fly, we sweep, we dive, we rise, we glide, we turn. We are also on the ground and in the heights. We love to jump and say boo. We are a ghost family. We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween arrives, we like to appear on your screen. We are a ghost family.

We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween arrives, we jump around like jumping beans. We float, we fly, we sweep, we dive, we rise, we glide, we loop. We are on the ground and also on top. We love to jump and say boo. We are a ghost family. We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween arrives, we do somersaults on our trampoline. fantastic and friendly. When Halloween comes, we're the dumbest ones around. We are the most terrifying. funniest. We float, we fly, we swing, we dive rise, we glide, we curl. We are on the ground and also on top. We love to jump and say boo. The wheels of the bus go round and round. The wheels of the bus travel all over the town. The ghost bus goes boo. The ghost bus goes

boo. The witch on the bus goes boo. The monster on the bus goes boo. The bat on the bus goes "boo." The skeleton of the bus goes boo. The zombie on the bus goes boo. All over town, the zombie on the bus goes boo. The cat on the bus goes boo. The mom on the bus goes ooh. The mom on the bus goes ooh all over town. The wheels of the bus go round and round. Round and round, the wheels of the bus go round and round all over the town. Hello, Goose Mom Club. I'm Sloan. I am Brillan. And I'm Emily. And we're all here to wish you a happy Thanksgiving. I am grateful for the delicious food.

I am grateful for my friends. And I am grateful to sing. Ooh. Let's sing a Thanksgiving song. Yes. Come on, let's do it. Five happy pumpkins sitting in a vegetable garden. The first one said, "I'm the best of the lot." The second one said, "I'm orange and I'm big." The third one said, "Let's dance." The fourth one said, "It's time for us to play." The fifth one said, "Happy Thanksgiving." The stars in the sky illuminated the five happy pumpkins on Thanksgiving night. Five happy scarecrows standing in a field. The first one said, "Hey, I'm the real one." The second one said, "I scare away the crows." The third one said: "I have hay on my toes." The fourth one said, "The day is almost over." The fifth one said: "Being a scarecrow was fun." The

stars in the sky illuminated the five happy scarecrows on Thanksgiving night. Five happy turkeys running around on a farm. The first one said, "I have feathers on my arm." The second one said: "Gluco, gluco, gluco." The third one said: "I dance and I wobble." The fourth one said, "I'm ready for the feast." The fifth one said, " I will be a tasty beast." The stars in the sky illuminated the five happy turkeys on Thanksgiving night. Thank you for singing with us. And on behalf of everyone at the Mother Goose Club, we are grateful for you. At the Mother Goose Club, we love it when you sing and dance to our

songs. But did you know that they can also read our songs? Now there are books with their favorite Mother Goose Club rhymes. Reading has never been so easy or so much fun. Can you hear it? That sounds like rain. Let's share a rhyme about an old man in the rain. I will say the rhyme and I will be the old man. It's raining. It The old man is snoring. He went to bed and hit his head. Oh, and he didn't get up in the morning. Excuse me. Oh man, can you get up? Sweet dreams. Hello everyone and happy Halloween. Today Kendra, Giana and I will do a Halloween field box challenge.

We're all in our best costumes and ready to go. I'm just kidding. And I am your host. Today we're going to do a Feelbox challenge with a Halloween theme. It will test our sense of touch and we will touch many creepy objects. Alright, let's begin. What kind of spooky Halloween item is in this box? They Very good, Giana, you said slimy, slippery worms. And Kendra, you said frozen monkey brains. It's time to see who's right. It's really just a bowl of spaghetti. That? You've been tricked in today's playhouse challenge. No sweets. Today, just tricks. Very good. What kind of spooky Halloween item is in this box? They are round and somewhat soft. They have to be Very good, girls. It's time to see who's

right. Actually, this is just a bowl of olives. Objection. You're on it. Oh my God. Objection. Once again, you've been tricked by today's playhouse challenge. Very good, zero to zero. It's a tie, folks. Alright, let's see what kind of Halloween horror is in this box. These are wrinkled, soft, and creepy. Zombie ears. Your turn, Very well, whoever answers this question correctly wins the game. Giana, you said zombie ears. And Kendra, you said dried bat tongues. Actually, it's just a bowl of dried apricots. That? My antennas are even falling off. But they do look like dried bat tongues. But today it's all about tricks, so there are no points Clear. Thank you. Hm. They're not very good.

See? Alright, see you at the next Playhouse Challenge. Happy Halloween, Mother Goose Club. Hello. We're going to be ghosts for Halloween. Let's scare someone. Yes, we are a ghost family. We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween arrives, we like to shake our tambourines. We float, we fly, we sweep, we dive, we rise, we glide, we loop. We are on the ground and also in the heights. We love to jump around and say that fantastic and friendly. When Halloween arrives, we bounce around like jumping beans. We float, we fly, we sweep, we fall, we rise, we glide, we loop, ready, we are on the ground and in the heights. We love to jump and say boo.

We are a ghost family. We are fantastic and friendly. When Halloween comes, we're the dumbest ones around. We float, we fly, we sweep, we launch, we rise, we glide, we turn. We are on the ground and also in the heights. We love to jump and wish you a Hello. Did you know that my good friend Teddy has her own book? It's called T for Teddy and it teaches words that begin with the letter T. It's also a very funny story. Happy reading. Oh, hello. It's you. You heard it, right? Okay, fine. I haven't been the only one. I was trick-or-treating when I stumbled upon this creepy old house. It reminds me a bit of a Halloween song. I know. Do you want to sing that song while we explore this house? Are you sure?

Okay, here it is. Hello. Is anyone home? In a haunted house on Halloween night. Ghosts and goblins. What a scare! Bats and jackal lanterns in a ghostly zoo. In a haunted house on Halloween night, ghosts and goblins, what a fright! Slippery, slippery, dripping frogs hiding under rotten logs. Chains rattling, voices crying. Lightning in the sky, cobwebs, and monsters too. I wouldn't go in if I were you. In a haunted house on Halloween night, ghosts and goblins, what a fright! A viscous, creepy, and disgusting substance. A slimy, wormy, and twisted stew. In a haunted house on Halloween night, ghosts and goblins, what a fright! Skeletons and vampires on the loose. Cauldrons full of witches blowing. Chains, adrenaline, voices that cry. Lightning in the

sky. Cobwebs and monsters too. I wouldn't go in if I were you. In a haunted house on Halloween night. Ghosts and goblins. What a scare! I would n't go in if I were you. You might hear someone say boo. Well, that was fun, wasn't it? You did great. I've definitely heard it. Let's get out of here. Oh, hello, Goose Mom Club. Today I'm going to take a special letter to the post office. Do you want to come with me? Brilliant. In a green and yellow basket. I wrote a letter to my love and it fell out on the way. I dropped it. I dropped it on the way here. A small child picked it up and put it in his pocket. Hey, you have my letter. Come and pick it up. In a green and yellow basket. I wrote a letter

to my love and it fell out on the way. I dropped it. And on the way it fell out, a little girl picked it up and put it in her pocket. Hey, you have my letter. Come and pick it up. In a green and yellow basket. I wrote a letter to my love and it fell out on the way. I dropped it. I dropped it on the way. A little dog picked it up and put it in his pocket. Do you think the dog takes our letters to the post office? I think we should follow up and find out. Come on. Goodbye, Club Mama Oca. are here at the farm. Come and sing the sowing song with us. Come on. Working on the farm all day, everyone sings the planting song.

First, you take a seed and put it in the soil. You put it on the ground. Then you take some water and pour it everywhere. You pour it everywhere. Working on the farm all day. Everyone sings the song of sowing. Working on the farm all day. Everyone sings the song of sowing. When the sun rises, the light shines. The leaves turn green and the stem turns brown. Working on the farm all day. Everyone sings the song of sowing. Working on the farm all day. Everyone sings the song of sowing. When the fruit is ripe, it will be large and round. We will pick the fruit and take it to the village. We'll take her to the village. Working on the farm all

day. Everyone sings the song of sowing. Working on the farm all day. Everyone sings the song of sowing. Bye. Come back soon. In a haunted house on Halloween night. Ghosts and goblins. How scary. Bats and pumpkin lanterns too. A ghostly and frightening zoo in a haunted house on Halloween night. Ghosts and goblins. How scary. Slippery, slippery, dripping frogs hiding under rotten logs. The chains rattle. The voices weep. Lightning flashes across the sky. Cobwebs and monsters too. I would n't go in if I were you. In a haunted house on Halloween night, ghosts and goblins, how scary. A viscous, disgusting, and gruesome substance. A slimy, twisted stew full of

worms. Disgusting! In a haunted house on Halloween night, ghosts and goblins, how scary. Chains rattle, voices cry, lightning flashes in the sky, cobwebs and monsters too. I would In a haunted house on Halloween night. Ghosts and goblins. How scary. I wouldn't go in if I were you. You might hear someone say boo. Oh, it's dark and scary. Have you heard it? I know. Let's sing a song to cheer ourselves up. Great idea. Come on. Five small pumpkins sitting on a door. The first one said, "Oh, God, it's getting late." The second one said, "There are witches in the air." The third one said, "But we don't care." The fourth one said, "Let's run, run, and

run." The fifth one said, "We're ready to have some fun." Oh, the light went out with the wind. And the five little pumpkins disappeared from sight. Five little monsters sitting on a door. The first one said: "Oh, God, it's getting late." ." The third one said, "But we don't care." The fourth one said, "Let's run, run, and run." The fifth one said, " We're ready to have some fun." Oh, the light went out with the wind. And the five little monsters disappeared from sight. Five small spiders sitting on a door. The first one said: "Oh, God, it's getting late."." The third one said, "But we don't care." The fourth one said, "Let's run, run, and run." The fifth one said, "We're ready to have some fun." The wind died down, the light went out,

and the five little spiders disappeared from sight. That was fun. I'm not afraid at all. What's that? I was just kidding. Very funny. Thank you for singing with us. Bye Happy Halloween. What's better than watching a Mother Goose Club video? How about reading a Mother Goose Club story? Did you know we have books with your favorite songs? At the Mother Goose Club, there are many ways to make learning fun. Parents, visit our website and start reading today. Hello, Mother Goose Club. I like to play ball. Do you like to play ball? I like playing ball too. Do you want to play ball with me? I know a

rhyme we can say while we play. Brilliant. I have a ball and it's round. I can make it bounce on the floor. I'll throw you the ball. Catch the ball and throw it too. Good launch. Your turn. I have a ball and it's round. I can bounce it on the floor. I'll send it to you. Catch the ball and throw it too. That was fun. Hello, Mother Goose Club, can you pretend you have a ball that big? Good. Now, let's pretend it's that big. Get ready to throw the ball. Three, two, one, throw it. Good job. Thank you for rhyming with us, Mother Goose Club. It was a game. Bye. That was a lot of fun. Hello, it's the muffin man. I'll take one, please. One with blueberries. Here, Giana.

Thank you. Have a good day. You too. These are my favorites. It's a shame we can't eat muffins every day. She should learn to bake. What do you want to be when you grow up? That's great. There are many options. Look at all the different jobs there are in town. Do you know the cupcake man? The muffin man? The Muffin Man. Do you know the muffin man who lives on Muffin Lane? The Muffin Man. Yes, I know the muffin man who lives on Muffin Lane. Tomorrow I will eat bananas and nuts.

Hmm. It's great. And I love the muffins she makes. Do you know the firefighter? The firefighter. Do you know the firefighter who lives in flames? Be careful, children. Don't play with fire. Bye. She is very brave and strong. Do you know the businessman? The businessman. Do you know the businessman who lives on Lane? Yes, I know the businessman. Yes, I know the businessman who lives on Business Lane. Success begins with mathematics. He is very intelligent. Do you know the camera? The cameraman. The camera. Do you know the camera that lives in

camera lane? Yes, I know the cameraman. Yes, I know the cameraman who lives in camera lane. Lights, camera, action. presenter? The presenter. Do you know the presenter who lives in anchor lane? Yes, I know the presenter. Yes, I know the presenter who lives in anchor lane. Reporting live from the Mother Goose Club Playhouse. I like watching her on TV. Do you know the fisherman? The fisherman. Do you know the fisherman who lives in the fishermen's lane? Yes, I know the fisherman.

Fish sticks tomorrow. Yum. Now we know everyone. Now we know the muffin man, the fireman, the businessman. Now we know the cameraman who lives in our hometown. Now we know the anchor man, the fisherman, the fisherman. Now we know everyone who lives in our town. Who live in our town. They live in our house. Chocolate. I want chocolate. Give me your chocolate. Okay. Thank you. I Hello, Goose Mom Club. And Happy Thanksgiving. We're about to have a big Thanksgiving dinner, but first let's share what we're most thankful for. I am grateful for my friends.

I am grateful for the macaroni and cheese. Yes. Let's go, everyone. Let's sit down. Yes. We all sat down and showed that we were happy. Each brother, sister, mom and dad, we give thanks for the fruits and meats, for the vegetables and the special treats. How delicious! We give thanks to the world for natural joys, sunny skies, friends, and toys. We all sat down to say our things and classify them. . Friends and family, school and fun. Let us give thanks now. Thank you all. Excellent! It smells so good. I'm starving. Let's eat. Try sharing what you are most grateful for.

Happy holidays. Who took the cookie from the cookie jar? Was it Connie? No, not me. Was it Bonnie? No, not me. Was it Ronnie? No, not me. Was it Johnny? He. Johnny. Who took the candy from the candy jar? Was it Connie? No, not me. Was it Bonnie? No, not me. Was it Ronnie? No, not me. Was it Johnny? Hehe big and strong. Eating candy is fun, but it should only be an occasional treat. Hello, parents.

Keep your little ones learning and loving letters with their first alphabet book. I will teach you the alphabet. The tiny spider climbed up the gutter. The rain fell and washed the spider away. The sun came out and dried up all the rain. And the tiny spider climbed back up the gutter. The tiny spider climbed back up the gutter. The sun was on his side, so he knew he could win. He ran, he ran, he ran as fast as he could turn. And then the spider learned that it can always try again. The tiny spider climbed up the gutter. The tiny spider never had any doubts. She only had to weave her web; I worked, I worked, and I worked. And when the time came, he lifted his heels and ate flies. The tiny spider

likes to eat those flies. The tiny spider. He tries. The tiny spider. The sun is on his side. Hello, friends of the Mother Goose Club. I'm Linda. But today we should say boo. I'm so glad you're here to learn about a very special holiday. A spooky holiday. This special day and night are called Halloween. Ha. Halloween. What do we see on Halloween? What is this? A pumpkin. A very special pumpkin called a pumpkin lantern. Did you hear that? What do you think is inside my pumpkin lantern? Should we take a look? Oh, I found candy. Can you help me count my candies? One, two, three, four, I think we're ready for a Halloween game. On Halloween, we can dress up. Can you guess my costume? I am a construction worker. Hammer.

Can you guess my costume now? I am a firefighter. Okay. Can you guess what I'm pretending to be now? I'll give you a hint. Beep, beep. Can you guess my costume now? One more clue. The wheels of the bus go round and round. They spin and spin. You've got it. I am a bus driver. Good job, friends. I think it's time to have more fun on Halloween. Let's go for a ride on a Halloween bus. Don't be afraid. It will be quite an adventure. Hello, Mother Goose Club. Welcome to the Costume Theatre. Today, I'm going to pretend I'm a zookeeper. She is a scientist who studies and protects animals. I'm taking care of this old owl and learning about him.

I am a wise old owl. Ask me anything you want. I know the answer. Okay, answer this for me. Why do owls invite their friends to play? Because they don't want to be lonely owls. I have another question for you, Mr. Owl. Now, wait a second, young man. I only answer one question at a time. But why? If you're so wise, don't you want to share everything you know? Let me tell you something about wise old owls. A wise old owl lived in an oak tree. The more he saw, the less he spoke. The less he spoke, the more he heard. But wasn't he an old and wise bird? So, are you saying it's better to listen to people than to talk

all the time? That's how it is. Now, let's see if you pay close attention to my rhyme. Try it. Okay, you can try saying the rhyme with me. An old and wise owl lived in an oak tree. The more he saw, the less he spoke. The less he spoke, the more he heard. But wasn't he an old and wise bird? Well done, zookeeper. Now, let me ask you a question. I? That's how it is. Knock, knock. Who's there? Who? You're a pretty good owl too the spider again. Parents, if your children want to hear the story of Itsybitsy again, take a look at our books. They are the best.

Hello, Mother Goose Club. Are you ready to sing the insyweensy spider with me? Brilliant. The insy wincsy spider climbed up the gutter. The rain fell and washed the spider away. The sun came out and dried up all the rain. And the insy wincsy spider climbed back up the gutter. Fantastic singing. See you soon. Do you think you're ready for the squirrel rhyme? I'm not sure. How do I know? Okay, first jump, jump, jump. Okay. Jump, jump, jump. And now it spins, spins, spins. Spin, spin, spin. And now stretch high, high, high. And wide, wide, wide. Tall, tall, wide, wide. How do I do it? Brilliant. You're ready. Here we go. Whiskey, playful, jumps. Climb to the top of the tree.

Doo dah. 5- mile long racetrack. Oh doo dah day. I go down there with my hat down. Doo dah. I go home with a pocket full of cans. Oh doo dah day. I'm going to run all night. I'm going to run all day. I'm betting my money on the cola bomb bag. Someone bet on the grave. The long-tailed horse and the big black horse. Doo dah. They find the trail and both cross it. Oh doo d. The blind horse stuck in a large mud pit. Doo dah. It can't hit the bottom even with a 10-foot pole. Oh doo ding to run all night. I'm going to run all day. I'm betting my money on the cola bomb.

Someone bet on the grave. Yes sir. Watch them fly at a rate of 10 miles per hour. Doo dah. Around the racetrack, then repeat. Oh, God. I earn my money on the pump leg. Doo dah. I keep my money in an old finger bag. Oh, to make our day. We're going to run all night. We're going to run all day. I'd bet my money on the neck of the pothole's tail. Someone bet on the grave. Hello everyone. Today we're going to talk about what we're grateful for. I am grateful for my family. I am grateful for the delicious meals. And I appreciate that you are here to spend this time with us. So come on, let's sing. We all sat down and showed that

we were happy with each brother, sister, mom, and dad. We give thanks for the fruits, meats, vegetables, and special trees. We give thanks to the world for natural joys, sunny skies, friends, and toys. We all sat down and gave thanks on this Day of Action. Everyone shouts hurray. Let us make every day a Thanksgiving. Friends and family, school and fun. Let us give thanks now. All. We all sat down and showed that we were happy. Each brother, sister, mom and dad. We give thanks for the fruits and meats, for the vegetables and the special treats. We thank the world for nature, for sunny skies, friends, and toys. We all sat down, giving thanks for Thanksgiving Day Everyone shouts "Hooray!" Let us make every day a Thanksgiving. Friends and

family, school and fun. Let us give thanks now. Thank you all. Hello, Mother Goose Club. I'm Rayan. I'm Sloan. And I'm Emily. But today, I pretended to be a chicken. Me too. Bock. Would you like to sing the chicken song with us? Yes. Let's go. The sun is rising on the farm. The hens come out of the barn singing: " Bobb Chicken". BB Chicken, bobb Chicken, bobb Chicken. Bob Chicken. Yes, we're laying eggs here. The beaks peck up and down. Pulling worms out of the ground. Singing chick.

That was fun. Thank you for singing with us. Bye.