Squirrel, squirrel
Told in English, Telugu.
Look, look! Up in the tree. Who is there? A little squirrel! Bushy tail. Tiny feet. Run, run, run!
Let us say it together. Udatha udatha ooch, ekkadikeltav ooch, komma meeda jaamapandu, kosukostava ooch.
That means, little squirrel, little squirrel, ooch! Where are you going? There is a guava on the branch. Will you pick it and bring it? Ooch!
The squirrel climbs. Up, up, up. Scritch, scratch, scritch. Can you climb with your fingers? Up, up, up!
The squirrel finds a guava. A green guava. A sweet guava. Nibble, nibble, nibble. Crunch!
Say it with me again. Udatha udatha ooch! Ooch!
The squirrel runs down. Down, down, down. She brings a little piece for you. Ammamma claps. Clap, clap, clap! You clap too. Clap, clap!
Now the sun goes down. The sky turns orange. The little squirrel is tired. Big yawn. Aaah.
She curls up in her nest. She wraps her soft tail around her, like a blanket. Snug, snug, snug.
One more time, softly now. Udatha udatha ooch... ekkadikeltav ooch...
Goodnight, little squirrel. Goodnight, little one. Ooch... ooch... sleep.
