Ep 8. Are You Sleeping Brother John?
- October 7, 2018
- 1 min
Junior Squad - Nursery Rhymes And Kids Songs season 3 episode 8 titled "Are You Sleeping Brother John?" is a delightful episode that features a beloved nursery rhyme that every child knows and loves.
The episode begins with the Junior Squad dressed in their colorful outfits singing and dancing to the classic nursery rhyme "Are You Sleeping Brother John?" The song is so catchy and fun that children will definitely be singing along in no time.
As the song progresses, the Junior Squad introduces us to Brother John, who is fast asleep and doesn't hear the church bells ringing. The kids then try to wake him up with their gentle singing and tapping on his shoulder, but he remains fast asleep.
To make the episode more engaging for kids, the Junior Squad introduces different versions of the song in different languages. Kids get to hear the song in German, French, and Spanish, which is a great way to expose children to different languages and cultures.
As the episode progresses, the Junior Squad introduces more characters into the mix. We see Jack and Jill, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and Humpty Dumpty, all trying to wake up Brother John. But, to no avail.
The episode ends on a happy note as the Junior Squad finally wakes up Brother John with a big, loud, and energetic rendition of the song. The kids hug and jump with joy as Brother John finally wakes up from his deep sleep.
Junior Squad - Nursery Rhymes And Kids Songs season 3 episode 8 is an incredibly fun and engaging episode that will keep kids entertained for its entire runtime. The colorful animations, catchy songs, and lovable characters make this episode a real treat for young children.
Parents can use this episode to teach their children about the importance of waking up on time and keeping an eye on the clock. It's a great way to introduce kids to the concept of time and punctuality in a fun and engaging way.
Overall, Junior Squad - Nursery Rhymes And Kids Songs season 3 episode 8 is a must-watch for parents with young children. It's a great way to keep kids entertained while also teaching them valuable life lessons.