`my bookmarks are suddenly in dropdown menu called "bookmarks bar"

The bookmarks in my bookmarks bar have disappeared from the bar - they are now in a dropdown menu on the bookmarks bar called (of course) "bookmarks bar".  How do I get rid of this dropdown menu and return the bookmarks to their original positions along the bar?
I don't know how this happened - the kids were using the computer!

Try this...
Click the Bookmarks icon top left in the Safari toolbar then select Bookmarks Bar.
Click anywhere on the right then press Command + C on your keyboard (copy)
Now select Bookmarks Menu. Click anywhere on the right and press Command + V to paste.

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