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Good Morning I'm a Little Snowman Elsa Built a Snowman Five Little Olafs Goodbye Friends We Read: Olaf's Frozen Adventure By

Good Morning We read: Tune: Where is Thubmkin? Olaf’s Frozen Good morning, good morning Adventure How are you? How are you? By Amy Sky Very well thank you, very well thank you Koster And you? And you? (Disney Big I’m a Little Snowman Golden Book) Tune: I’m a Little Teapot I’m a little snowman, Five Little Olafs Short and white, Five little Olafs riding on Sven, I’ll be your friend through day and night, One fell off and bumped his head, I love summer with no shame, Kristoff called Elsa and Elsa said, Because Olaf is my name! “No more Olafs riding on Sven!” Elsa Built a Snowman Note: Countdown from five to zero! Tune: Itsy Bitsy Spider Goodbye Friends Elsa built a snowman, he had a carrot nose, Tune: Where is Thubmkin? Out came the sun and melted all the snow, Goodbye friends, goodbye friends, Elsa made a cloud to stay over his head, See you soon, see you soon, And little friendly Olaf loves the sun again! It was so much fun, to sing at storytime Goodbye, goodbye Elsa Built a Snowman Tune: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Elsa, Elsa, queen of ice Won’t you melt the snow tonight, With your magic end the spell, Clear the snow from Arendelle Elsa, Elsa, queen of ice Can you read 1,000 books Won’t you melt the snow tonight together before your child turns 5? Ask about 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten! .

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