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Neema doesn’t want to help out at home, she just wants to rollerblade. Who can blame her, chores are boring, right? Things come to a head with her dad. He thinks helping out is exactly what she should be doing. Thankfully Shelly is on hand to assist Neema, as she works through this contentious family issue. Utilizing songs and chat, Shelly tries to show Neema that helping out matters. Why is it important that everyone works as a team in a family?
Highlights include – harried and harassed worker bees, a pair of antipodean-former-clubbing-twin-owls, a catchy tune extolling the virtues of teamwork.
Neema doesn’t want to help out at home, she just wants to rollerblade. Who can blame her, chores are boring, right? Things come to a head with her dad. He thinks helping out is exactly what she should be doing. Thankfully Shelly is on hand to assist Neema, as she works through this contentious family issue. Utilizing songs and chat, Shelly tries to show Neema that helping out matters. Why is it important that everyone works as a team in a family? Are there lessons to be learnt from doing basic household tasks? How can ‘helping out’ make you feel? Listen to find out.
Highlights include – harried and harassed worker bees, a pair of antipodean-former-clubbing-twin-owls, a catchy tune extolling the virtues of teamwork.
Let us know what you think
hello@shellyandthecandokids.com
Follow our Instagram to keep up to date on all Shelly and the Can-Do Kids goings on:
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If you loved today’s story, share it with your friends, neighbours, colleagues and everyone you see while hiking the mountain you decided to hike.
Performed and written by Josie & Jemma @shellyandthecandokids
Edited by @benjamincuts
Backing music sourced from the wonderful @artlist.io
Shelly artwork @efabm
With thanks to and in memory of Chris Stuart who wrote our opening number.
*These stories are meant to be light-hearted. We are not child psychologists, so always find qualified sources of information/support for your children.
*All swear words from our unqualified (in everything but showing-off) tortoise beeped!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Listen to episode one hereNeema doesn’t want to help out at home, she just wants to rollerblade. Who can blame her, chores are boring, right? Things come to a head with her dad. He thinks helping out is exactly what she should be doing. Thankfully Shelly is on hand to assist Neema, as she works through this contentious family issue. Utilizing songs and chat, Shelly tries to show Neema that helping out matters. Why is it important that everyone works as a team in a family? Are there lessons to be learnt from doing basic household tasks? How can ‘helping out’ make you feel? Listen to find out.
Highlights include – harried and harassed worker bees, a pair of antipodean-former-clubbing-twin-owls, a catchy tune extolling the virtues of teamwork.
Let us know what you think
hello@shellyandthecandokids.com
Follow our Instagram to keep up to date on all Shelly and the Can-Do Kids goings on:
shellyandthecandokids
If you loved today’s story, share it with your friends, neighbours, colleagues and everyone you see while hiking the mountain you decided to hike.
Performed and written by Josie & Jemma @shellyandthecandokids
Edited by @benjamincuts
Backing music sourced from the wonderful @artlist.io
Shelly artwork @efabm
With thanks to and in memory of Chris Stuart who wrote our opening number.
*These stories are meant to be light-hearted. We are not child psychologists, so always find qualified sources of information/support for your children.
*All swear words from our unqualified (in everything but showing-off) tortoise beeped!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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