Time Songs by StoryBots

Can you name all twelve months of the year? The StoryBots have made it easy by putting them all in a song! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! LYRICS: January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by Months remind me of birds sometimes, The way they just fly by One year has twelve of these little guys You can name them if you try So all you've got to do is lend an ear, And we'll sing those twelve months of the year, they go January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by You can kiss that little year goodbye!

Can you name all twelve months of the year? The StoryBots have made it easy by putting them all in a song! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! LYRICS: January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by Months remind me of birds sometimes, The way they just fly by One year has twelve of these little guys You can name them if you try So all you've got to do is lend an ear, And we'll sing those twelve months of the year, they go January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by You can kiss that little year goodbye!

Can you name all twelve months of the year? The StoryBots have made it easy by putting them all in a song! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! LYRICS: January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by Months remind me of birds sometimes, The way they just fly by One year has twelve of these little guys You can name them if you try So all you've got to do is lend an ear, And we'll sing those twelve months of the year, they go January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by You can kiss that little year goodbye!

Can you name all twelve months of the year? The StoryBots have made it easy by putting them all in a song! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! LYRICS: January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by Months remind me of birds sometimes, The way they just fly by One year has twelve of these little guys You can name them if you try So all you've got to do is lend an ear, And we'll sing those twelve months of the year, they go January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by January, February, March April, May, June & July August, September October, November December and the year's gone by You can kiss that little year goodbye!

Winter, spring, summer, fall... This clever song will teach them all! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! Lyrics: Cold weather's kind of winter's thing In spring, the plants get back their bling By summer they're in full-swing But in fall, their leaves go tumbling Down, down, down to the bottom Oh, that reminds me Some folks call fall 'autumn', well anyway Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Four seasons you can count them all Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Summer, fall And now you know them once and for all

Winter, spring, summer, fall... This clever song will teach them all! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! Lyrics: Cold weather's kind of winter's thing In spring, the plants get back their bling By summer they're in full-swing But in fall, their leaves go tumbling Down, down, down to the bottom Oh, that reminds me Some folks call fall 'autumn', well anyway Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Four seasons you can count them all Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Summer, fall And now you know them once and for all

Winter, spring, summer, fall... This clever song will teach them all! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! Lyrics: Cold weather's kind of winter's thing In spring, the plants get back their bling By summer they're in full-swing But in fall, their leaves go tumbling Down, down, down to the bottom Oh, that reminds me Some folks call fall 'autumn', well anyway Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Four seasons you can count them all Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Summer, fall And now you know them once and for all

Winter, spring, summer, fall... This clever song will teach them all! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! Lyrics: Cold weather's kind of winter's thing In spring, the plants get back their bling By summer they're in full-swing But in fall, their leaves go tumbling Down, down, down to the bottom Oh, that reminds me Some folks call fall 'autumn', well anyway Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Four seasons you can count them all Winter, spring Summer, fall One year, four seasons in all Winter, spring Summer, fall And now you know them once and for all

One second is only a little time, but lots of them make minutes, hours, and even days! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! Lyrics: SECONDS, MINUTES AND HOURS A second is the length of this gong [gong] A minute is the length of this song And if you listened to it sixty times, You'll have listened an hour long A second is the length of this pop [pop] A minute is sixty of them non-stop Sixty minutes is an hour, that's way more pops You get the idea, we can go ahead and stop the pops  A day has twenty-four hours And I'm sure that you would agree  That's a lot easier to remember Than however many seconds that that would be Sixty seconds a minute Sixty minutes an hour Twenty-four hours a day Is that too tough for us learn? No way! Sixty seconds a minute Sixty minutes an hour Twenty-four hours a day Is that too tough for us learn?

One second is only a little time, but lots of them make minutes, hours, and even days! The StoryBots are curious little creatures who live beneath our screens, offering a world of learning and fun for kids. The Emmy Award-winning “Ask the StoryBots” is now streaming on Netflix! Lyrics: SECONDS, MINUTES AND HOURS A second is the length of this gong [gong] A minute is the length of this song And if you listened to it sixty times, You'll have listened an hour long A second is the length of this pop [pop] A minute is sixty of them non-stop Sixty minutes is an hour, that's way more pops You get the idea, we can go ahead and stop the pops  A day has twenty-four hours And I'm sure that you would agree  That's a lot easier to remember Than however many seconds that that would be Sixty seconds a minute Sixty minutes an hour Twenty-four hours a day Is that too tough for us learn? No way! Sixty seconds a minute Sixty minutes an hour Twenty-four hours a day Is that too tough for us learn?