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Richfield's Read-A-Story Theater presents: "Three Little Fish and the Big Bad Shark"
Richfield Public SchoolsMonday, July 21, 2025
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[0:02] We hope you enjoyed the book Wolf and
[0:06] that you can tell your teachers those
[0:08] three ways that wolf read. And another
[0:11] thing I'd like to have you tell them is
[0:13] you know those those other animals, they
[0:16] changed their attitude toward the wolf.
[0:18] Tell your teachers why they did that.
[0:21] Okay, that's the first story we did is
[0:23] wolf. We have another one called
[0:26] the three little fish and the big bad
[0:32] shark. Now, you know, sharks are pretty
[0:35] nice. They get a kind of a bad rap
[0:37] sometimes. But, uh, in this story, oh,
[0:40] this is a pretty nice shark. You just
[0:42] have to tell your teachers when you get
[0:44] done how nice this shark was, okay? And
[0:46] see what happens to the shark. And we
[0:48] got a little song at the end that you
[0:50] can participate in.
[0:53] Oh, one more thing.
[0:56] This is kind of like another story maybe
[0:58] you've ever heard. I want you to tell
[1:00] your teacher that if at the end, too.
[1:06] Okay. The name of the story is The Three
[1:09] Little Fish in the Big Bad Shark.
[1:14] I am a narrator, which means that I help
[1:17] to tell the story and I read the part of
[1:20] Mama Fish. And I read the part of the
[1:23] seahorse. And I read the part of the big
[1:25] bad shark. I read the part of Jim. I
[1:30] read the part of Jim. And I read the
[1:32] part of Kim. I'm also a narrator that
[1:36] helps to tell the story.
[1:39] Okay. Once upon a time, there lived a
[1:42] mama fish and her three little fish,
[1:46] Jim, Tim, and Kim. It is now time. each
[1:51] of you to make a home in the deep blue
[1:53] sea. So the three little fish went off
[1:57] to make their homes. The first little
[1:59] fish named Jim swam away and met a
[2:03] seahorse playing in some seaweed.
[2:09] May I have some seaweed so I can build a
[2:11] house?
[2:13] Sure, take it. You can carry. Jim
[2:17] gathered all the seaweed and made a
[2:20] seaweedy little house. Jim had just
[2:23] finished building his seaweed house when
[2:27] he heard the big bad shark knocking at
[2:31] the door.
[2:34] Little fish, little fish, let me come
[2:38] in. Not by the skin of my finny thin
[2:42] fing
[2:44] just smashed your house in. Oh, so the
[2:47] big bad shark munched and he crunched
[2:50] and he ate up every bit of the seaweed
[2:53] house. Jim swam away just in time. Soon
[2:57] Jim found his brother Tim. Don't worry,
[3:01] Jim. We fish stick together. You can
[3:04] help me build a sandy little house. Jim
[3:07] and Tim built their sandy little house
[3:10] and had just started to relax when the
[3:13] big bad shark came knocking at the door.
[3:22] Little fish, little fish, let me come
[3:25] in. Not by the skin of my finny fin.
[3:30] Then I'll munch and I'll crunch and I'll
[3:32] just smash your house in. So the big bad
[3:35] shark munched and he crunched until he
[3:39] got a sandy mouthful.
[3:41] The sandy little house crumbled.
[3:45] Jim and Tim swam and swam until they
[3:48] reached their sister Kim. Kim was
[3:52] setting up her house in an old wooden
[3:54] boat.
[3:57] The big bad shark destroyed our houses.
[4:02] Don't worry, you can live with me. And
[4:05] they did. The three little fish had just
[4:08] finished lunch in the old wooden ship
[4:11] when they heard the big bad shark
[4:15] knocking at their door.
[4:26] Uh, let me come in. Not by the skin of
[4:30] my thinny fin.
[4:34] Just smash your house in.
[4:36] The big bad shark munched and he
[4:39] crunched. But he could not smash the
[4:42] house in. And finally all his teeth fell
[4:45] out.
[4:49] The three little fish were safe at last
[4:56] and they live together in the ship for
[5:00] the rest of their lives.
[5:03] F
[5:12] said the mama
[5:15] and they swam all over the damoo.
[5:23] [Music]
[5:28] And they swam and they swam all over the
[5:31] dam. Stop said the mama fishy or you'll
[5:34] get lost. The three little fishies
[5:37] didn't want to be lost. The three little
[5:40] fishies went off and they swam and they
[5:43] swam right out to the sea. AO.
[5:50] [Music]
[5:55] And they swam and they swam right out to
[5:58] the sea.
[6:00] [Music]
[6:02] We'll swim in the sea till the day is
[6:04] done. They swam and they swam
[6:08] till
[6:10] they
[6:13] [Music]
[6:20] [Music]
[6:22] all
[6:23] saw a shark.
[6:25] cried the little fish
[6:31] and the pool they swam and they swam and
[6:35] they swam over the dam
[6:47] and he swam over the dam.
[6:53] [Applause]
[6:55] Okay, that was three little fish and the
[6:58] big bad shark. And I hope you can tell
[7:00] your teachers what story you might know
[7:04] that's kind of like that one. And did
[7:06] you notice we all sometimes have uh some
[7:11] costumes that we use? We get these at a
[7:14] lot of different places. So, every story
[7:16] we do, we have a bag that goes with it
[7:18] and uh people get to put things like
[7:21] seahorses and and a lot of different
[7:23] things that we do with it. So, uh that's
[7:25] the second story. Three little fish and
[7:28] a wonderful shark.