Make bedtime extra special with Ms. Sara’s newest video! In this educational video for toddlers, Ms. Sara leads us in Jewish singalongs and teaches preschool skills in a fun and accessible way. We will all about bedtime and practice a simple bedtime routine: take a bath, brush our teeth, get into pajamas, read a book and sing a song, then say “laila tov” or goodnight. Children will learn how to say goodnight in Hebrew, and sing a prayer for peace.
In this video, we’ll sing Shalom Rav, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, We Love the Bath, and more!
This video is a perfect way to bring some Jewish culture into your child’s nighttime routine.
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*Instrumentals and Arrangements by: Ethan Lipkind, Jannah Kenney, George Swope, and Ms. Sara
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Sing it with Ms. Sara!
Shalom, Chavarim, hi! I'm Ms. Sara. Today we're going to learn all about bedtime and
today's extra special because we have some help from our great friend,
Murray Monkey. Murray, can you say hi? Hi, Ms. Sara. Oh, Murray, are you feeling sleepy already?
Yes. Oh, okay. Well, don't worry. We're going to get ready for bed really, really soon,
but first let's look outside together. Did you see the stars in the sky and the moon is up?
Wow! Should we sing a song together about the stars and the sky? Yeah? Great! Come on!
Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle little star,
how I wonder what you are. Let's say some words in Hebrew now.
Twinkle, twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are.
How many stars, or kochavim, are in the night sky? Let's count them together. One, two, three,
four, five. There are five stars, five kochavim, in the night sky. Great job counting!
Murray needs our help getting ready for bed. Let's help him together.
Look! A special bedtime chart that will help us know what to do. Let's read it together.
Take a bath. Brush your teeth. Pajamas. Read and sing. Oh, my favorite part.
Lila Tove. Good night. We can do all these things together to help Murray get ready for bed.
Oh, what's that sound? I think I hear the bath going. It's time to get in the tub. Come on!
The water in the bath is nice and warm, nice and warm, nice and warm. The water in the bath is nice
and warm. We love the bath. The bubbles in the bath go pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.
The bubbles in the bath go pop, pop, pop. We love the bath. The soap in the bath
goes scrub a dub-dub, scrub a dub-dub, scrub a dub-dub. The soap in the bath goes scrub a dub-dub.
We love the bath.
And after the bath, we're nice and clean.
Nice and clean. Nice and clean.
And after the bath, we're nice and clean.
We love the bath.
Great job doing the first thing on our bedtime chart.
Next, we have to brush our teeth.
Let's get our toothbrush and our toothpaste and head to the bathroom sink.
Let's go. Come on.
Brush, brush, brush your teeth.
Do it every day.
In the morning and then at night
To keep the germs away.
Great job, Murray.
Keep brushing. Front and back.
Brush, brush, brush your teeth.
Do it every day.
In the morning and then at night
To keep the germs away.
All clean. Great job brushing your teeth.
Hooray, I brushed my teeth.
Let's practice our colors with these cute little teeth.
Which tooth has a pink toothbrush?
Yes, that one.
Which tooth has a yellow toothbrush?
Yes, that's it.
Which tooth has a blue toothbrush?
Yes, great job. We practiced our colors.
Okay, it's time to do the next thing on our...
Murray, what are you doing, Murray?
Oh no, Murray's not listening to us at all.
We better sing a song that will help him before he falls down and bonks his head.
Will you sing it with me?
Five little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bonked his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed
How many are left now?
Four little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bonked his head
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said
No more monkeys jumping on the bed
How many are left now?
Three little monkeys jumping on the bed
One fell off and bonked his head
Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,
No more monkeys jumping on the bed.
How many are left now?
Two little monkeys jumping on the bed,
One fell off and bonked his head.
Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,
No more monkeys jumping on the bed.
How many are left now?
One little monkey jumping on the bed,
He fell off and bonked his head.
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said no more monkeys jumping on the bed
Time to sleep little monkeys. Good night
Okay, I guess it's safer not to jump on the bed anymore
Good thinking Murray. Okay. Let's see. What's next on our bedtime chart. It's time to put on pajamas
Will you help me find my pajamas? Sure Murray. We can help you find a pair of matching pajamas
Let's go look in your dresser drawer. Oh
No, all of Murray's pajamas got mixed up in his drawer. Can you help us find a matching set for him to wear tonight?
Yes
Great. Okay. Let's look at these here which pajama bottom goes with this pajama top
Yes, the blue one with the stars on it that's a matching set
Okay, here's another one which pajama top goes with this pajama bottom
Yes, you're right the green one with the leaves on it great job now Murray can choose which pajamas he wants to wear
We're almost at the end of our bedtime chart hooray the next thing we need to do is read and say
Let's get snuggled up and cozy and read a book together
Lila Tove in the jungle by Miss Sarah
There once was a monkey named Murray he liked to play play play
Time for bet Murray his mama called out at the end of his very fun day
But mama he cried. I don't want to sleep. I don't want the day to be done. Oh
Murray she said with a very sweet grin sleep now tomorrow's another one
All over the jungle the babies dozed off tucked in cozy and oh so tight
The foxes the bears and the kangaroos too all said Lila Tove and good night
so Murray was ready to drift off to sleep just like all his jungle friends and
Now we wish you a Lila Tove it's time to sleep now the end
The
O grant abundant peace to Israel, your people, forever.
For you are the King and Lord of Peace.
Tassim Leolam. Tassim Leolam. Tassim Leolam.
We're going to finish up with a lullaby that will help us fall asleep and have really sweet dreams.
But first, let's learn how to say goodnight in Hebrew, because that's going to be in the lullaby.
Laila Tov. Laila Tov. Can you say that with me?
Laila Tov. In Hebrew, goodnight is Laila Tov.
Now that you know how to say it, can you sing along with me in the lullaby?
Great. Let's sing together. Come on.
Laila Tov. Laila Tov. Laila Tov to you, goodnight.
Murray's sleeping. He already fell asleep.
Are you feeling a little bit sleepy too?
I'm feeling sleepy as well.
I had so much fun learning about bedtime with you.
I hope you have the sweetest dreams.
I'll see you next time. Laila Tov. Goodnight. Laila Tov HaVarim.
Sing it with Ms. Sarah.