♪ Ruby Ruby, Ruby, Ruby. ♪
♪ Let's join Ruby ♪
♪ You and me ♪
♪ With Ruby ♪
I have an idea.
♪ Ruby's story time ♪
(chimes ring)
(ticking sounds)
- [wolf] Little pig, little pig,
let me come in.
- [Little Pig] Not by the hair on my chinny, chin, chin.
- Hi, it's Ruby here.
Today, I thought it would be fun to tell you
one of my favorite children's stories.
Have you ever heard of the Three Little Pigs?
Are you ready?
Let's begin!
(birds chirping)
Once upon a time, there lived a mommy pig,
a daddy pig,
and their three little pigs.
It was time for the three little pigs to leave home.
And each of them build a home of their own.
The daddy pig said to the three little pigs
"Be careful out there
and watch out for one another.
There's a big, bad, scary wolf that lives in the forest."
(wolf howling)
The three little pigs hadn't walked very far
until one little pig started to feel very tired.
- Oh, this will do.
- Said the lazy little pig.
He quickly built a house from straw that was laying around.
Not much time had passed
and a second little pig stopped walking and looked around.
- This will do.
- He said, and he quickly built a house from sticks
and branches that were scattered around on the ground.
But the third little pig, he walked
and walked and walked
until he found the perfect piece of land
to build the perfect house.
The third little pig was smart.
He knew he needed to build a house
out of strong brick
to help keep him safe
from that big, bad, scary wolf.
He drew plans.
He bought the best bricks he could find.
And finally, after a long time of work
He stood back and admired his big, beautiful brick home.
Oh no.
The big, bad, scary wolf came walking down the lane.
He came across the first little pig's house,
made out of straw.
- Little pig, little pig.
Let me come in.
- Said the wolf.
- Not by the hair on my chinny, chin, chin!
- Cried the first little pig.
- Then I'll Huff
and I'm gonna puff
and I'm gonna blow your house in.
- Screamed the wolf.
Do you know what that big, bad, scary wolf did?
He huffed
and he puffed
and he blew that house down.
That little pig ran so fast.
He ran so fast to his brother's house made of sticks.
And here comes that big, bad, scary wolf.
- Little pigs, little pigs.
Let me come in.
- He growled.
- Not by the hairs on our chinny, chin, chins.
- Cried the little pigs.
- Then I'm gonna huff
and I'm gonna puff
and I'm going to blow your house in.
- That big, bad, scary wolf huffed,
and he puffed and sure enough, he blew that house down.
The two little pigs ran fast, so fast
until they finally reached the third little pig's house
made of brick.
- Don't worry.
We are safe here in my strong brick, beautiful home.
- [Ruby] There was a hard bang at the door!
- Little pigs, little pigs.
Let me come in.
- Said the wolf.
- Not by the hairs on our chinny, chin, chins!
- Cried all three little pigs.
- Then I'm gonna huff
and I'm gonna puff
and I'm gonna blow your house down.
- So that big, bad, scary wolf huffed, and he puffed
and then he huffed and puffed some more
but nothing happened.
The house stood strong.
The wolf was angry and very hungry.
He climbed up onto the rooftop
and jumped down the chimney.
Splash!
(Ruby howling)
The wolf landed in a pot of boiling hot soup
and it burned his tail on fire.
He leaped out of the chimney
and ran away as far, as far as he could.
(wolf howling)
- Now as for the three little pigs,
they did watch after each other.
They lived happily ever after in the house made of bricks.
And they never, never saw that big, bad, scary wolf again.
Thank you for joining me here on Family Roberto.
I hope you enjoyed the story of the Three Little Pigs.
Always watch out for one another,
especially your brothers and sisters.
(bell chimes)
- [wolf] Little pig, little pig.
Let me come in.
- [Little Pig] Not by the hair on my chinny, chin, chin.
♪ Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby ♪
♪ Let's join Ruby ♪
♪ You and me ♪
♪ With Ruby ♪
- I have an idea.
♪ Ruby's story time ♪
(chimes ringing)
(chicken clucking)
♪ Eggs and butter ♪ (duck quacking)
♪ Milk and flour ♪ (cat mewing)
♪ And a lemon ♪ (pig oinking)
♪ To make it sour ♪
(animal sounds)
♪ Eggs and butter ♪
♪ Milk and flour ♪
♪ And a lemon ♪
♪ To make it sour ♪
- Well, hello there!
Ruby here.
I have been as busy as a bee in this camper
making lemon sourdough bread.
I'm making it for my neighbor.
She stumbled over a rock and broke her big toe.
Ooh, that must have hurt.
Anyway, I thought I could help out a little
and brighten her day with some bread.
Have you ever helped out a family member,
friend or neighbor?
I bet you are a wonderful helper.
Would you like to see the ingredients for my bread?
♪ Eggs and butter ♪
♪ Milk and flour ♪
♪ And a lemon ♪
♪ To make it sour ♪
- Oh! This reminds me of a story
my mother told me a long time ago.
I have an idea.
(duck quacking)
Let me put my bread in the oven.
Take this apron off
and I will meet you outside in a jiffy
for the story of
The Little Red Hen!
Once upon a time, there was a little red hen
and this little red hen lived in a little red barn.
And the little red hen, who lived in the little red barn,
love driving around the farm in her little red car.
(car honking)
Oh boy, I have never seen a hen drive a car.
Have you?
The little red hen had three best friends,
a duck, (duck quacking)
a pig, (pig oinking)
and a cat. (cat mewing)
And let me tell you what
These friends were lazy!
They never wanted to help with anything.
All they wanted to do was eat, sleep and play tiddlywinks.
Have you ever played tiddlywinks?
Oh. it's fun.
What you do is get a few plastic coins
and try to get it to fly into a plastic cup.
It's such a hoot.
Oh.
I'm sorry.
My mind is wandering again.
Let's get back to the story.
One day, the little red hen found some seeds to plant
and she asked her friends
- Who's gonna help me plant the seeds?
- Not I.
- Said the duck.
(duck quacking)
- Not I.
- Said the pig.
(pig oinking)
- Not I.
- Said the cat.
(cat mewing)
- Humph, then I will plant them myself.
- Said the little red hen.
And that's exactly what she did.
(upbeat music)
The seeds grew into tall, golden wheat
and it was ready to be cut down.
The little red hen asked her three friends,
- Who's gonna help me cut down these wheat?
- Not I.
- Said the duck.
(duck quacking)
- Not I.
- Said the pig.
(pig oinking)
- Not I.
- Said the cat.
(cat mewing)
- I guess I will cut it down all by myself then.
- Said the little red hen.
And,
she did.
(upbeat music)
The little red hen was a very hard worker
but she wasn't done yet.
- Friends. It's time to take this wheat to the Miller.
You know, a person who will turn this wheat into flour.
- Not I.
- Said the duck.
(duck quacking)
- Not I.
- Said the pig.
(pig oinking)
- Not I.
- Said the cat.
(cat mewing)
- Then I will take it myself.
- Screamed the little red hen.
So, she hopped into her little red car
and off she went to the Miller
to get that wheat turned into flour.
The little red hen returned home to the little red barn
and found her three friends,
all asleep,
snoring away,
counting sheep.
(lullaby plays)
(duck, pig, and cat snoring)
- Who's going to help me make the dough?
Now that we have all of the ingredients.
♪ Eggs and butter ♪
♪ Milk and flour ♪
♪ And a lemon ♪
♪ To make it sour ♪
♪ Eggs and butter ♪
♪ Milk and flour ♪
♪ And a lemon ♪
♪ To make it sour ♪
- My lazy friends won't help me with anything.
I guess I will make the dough all by myself.
- And,
she did.
The dough was finally ready to be baked.
- Who's going to help me bake the bread?
- Asked the little red hen.
- Not I.
- Said the duck.
(duck quacking)
- Not I.
- Said the pig.
(pig oinking)
- Not I.
- Said the cat.
(cat mewing)
- Then I will bake it myself.
- Said the little red hen.
And, she did.
The barn smells so good.
The bread was golden brown
and ready to be eaten.
The little red hen carefully took the bread out of the oven
and asked her friends who were sitting at the table
with their tongues hanging out.
- Who's gonna help me eat this delicious
Lemon Sourdough bread?
- I will!
- Screamed the duck.
(duck quacking)
- I will!
- Screamed the pig.
(pig oinking)
- I will! I will!
- Screamed the cat.
(cat mewing)
- Oh no, you won't!
- Screamed the little red hen.
- You wouldn't help me plant the seeds.
You told me no to cutting down the wheat.
You wouldn't ride with me to the miller,
and you wouldn't even help me make the dough!
You wouldn't even help me bake the bread.
I'm going to eat this bread all by myself.
And that's exactly what she did.
- Thank you for joining me friends.
I hope you enjoyed the story
and remember pitch in and help your family,
friends and neighbors.
We all love to enjoy good food and have good times
but we all need to be respectful
and kind, too.
Now, if you will, excuse me,
I have to get my lemon sourdough bread out of the oven.
I have a delivery to make.
To help out my neighbor, who stumbled over that rock
and broke her big toe.
Bye for now.
(serene music)
(chicken clucking)
♪ Eggs and Butter ♪
♪ Milk and flour ♪
♪ And a lemon ♪
♪ To make it sour ♪
♪ Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby ♪
♪ Let's join Ruby ♪
♪ You and me ♪
♪ With Ruby ♪
I have an idea.
♪ Ruby's story time. ♪
(upbeat music)
(ducks quacking)
- Hi, there!
It's me, Ruby.
What a beautiful day!
I've just been sitting here relaxing
and enjoying the outdoors.
I have something special to show you today.
Let's walk down to the river.
Some very special friends are waiting to meet you.
Oh, I need to grab a few things out of my camper.
I'll meet you down by the river in a bit.
(water flowing)
♪ Five little ducks ♪
♪ Went out one day ♪
♪ Swimming down the river ♪
♪ Five little ducks ♪
♪ Just laughed and played ♪
♪ Til one swam away ♪
One little duckling.
Where did he go?
♪ Four little ducks ♪
♪ Went out one day ♪
♪ Swimming down the river ♪
♪ Four little ducks ♪
♪ Just laughed and played ♪
♪ Til one swam away ♪
Now, where do you suppose that little duckling swam off to?
♪ Three little ducks ♪
♪ Went out one day ♪
♪ Swimming down the river ♪
♪ Three little ducks ♪
♪ Just laughed and played ♪
♪ Til one swam away ♪
That makes three missing ducklings.
♪ Two little ducks ♪
♪ Went out one day ♪
♪ Swimming down the river ♪
♪ Two little ducks ♪
♪ Just laughed and played ♪
♪ Til one swam away ♪
Wherever did he run off to?
♪ One little duck ♪
♪ Went out one day ♪
♪ Swimming down the river ♪
♪ One little duck ♪
♪ Just laughed and played ♪
♪ Til he swam away ♪
Now that makes all five little ducklings gone.
I have an idea.
Why don't you come along with me?
And we'll find the little ducklings.
One!
Two!
Ah! There you are.
Three.
Ah! Gotcha!
Four.
Five.
Five little ducklings.
They're all found,
safe and sound.
(ducks quacking)
Thank you for joining me here on Family Roberto.
I hope you enjoyed finding the baby ducklings today.
Which little duck was your favorite?
Ah, yes, I would have to agree with you.
It's time for me to go back inside my camper.
All that counting made me a bit sleepy.
I think I will take a short nap
right after I have a glass of cold lemonade.
I'll see you next time.
Bye for now.
(upbeat music)
(ducks quacking)
♪ Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby ♪
♪ Let's join Ruby ♪
♪ You and me ♪
♪ With Ruby ♪
I have an idea.
♪ Ruby's story time ♪
- Hi, it's Ruby here.
Do you have a favorite book to read at bedtime?
Ah!
My children love for me to read them
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown.
I have an idea.
Let me read Goodnight Moon to you.
Take a moment and put your PJ's on
and get all snugly in your bed.
I'll wait.
Are you ready?
Let's begin.
In the great, green room,
there was a telephone
and a red balloon,
and a picture of
the cow jumping over the moon.
And there were three little bears sitting on chairs
and two little kittens and a pair of mittens
and a little toy house and a young mouse
and a comb and a brush
and a bowl full of mush
and a quiet old lady who was whispering:
Hush.
Good night, room.
Good night, moon.
Good night, cow jumping over the moon.
Good night, light
and the red balloon.
Good night, bears.
Goodnight chairs.
Good night kittens
and good night mittens.
Good night clocks
and good night socks.
Good night little house
and good night mouse.
Good night comb and good night brush.
Good night nobody.
Good night, mush
And good night to the old lady whispering:
Hush.
Good night stars.
Good night air.
Good night noises everywhere.
Thank you for joining me here on Family Roberto.
I hope you enjoyed the book.
Now,
sleep tight
and good night, moon
and good night to you too.
♪ Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby ♪
♪ Let's join Ruby ♪
♪ You and me ♪
♪ With Ruby ♪
I have an idea.
♪ Ruby's story time ♪
(bells chime)