Who's Afraid of the Windy Wolf Big Barn Farm

Cock-a-doodle-doo!

# This is Petal She's a piglet and she's brave

-# She can be cheeky

-But she never misbehaves

# This is Gobo He's a very bouncy goat

-# He loves to butt

-And eats too much... #

-Burp!

-Pardon?!

# There's a dinky little donkey name of Dash

-# If you're in trouble...

-Will he help me?

-In a flash

# This is Digger He's a happy little pup

-# Is he cute?

-Dead right

-Can he bark?

-Not quite

# And when you put them all together

# And they love to be together

# They'll be friends for ever down on Big Barn Farm! #

It's a windy evening on Big Barn Farm.

The Farmyard Bunch are tucked up safe and warm in the barn.

And the second little pig built his house from sticks...

Yes, yes, sticks are good.

..and said, "Fare thee well," to the other two.

-Eh?

-It means goodbye.

-Oh!

Petal is telling Gobo, Dash and Digger about the three little pigs

who went off to build their houses and how the bad wolf came and...

He huffed and he puffed and he blew down the little pig's house.

-This is scary.

-If he came near my house, I'd... I'd...

Well, I'd tell him to go away.

Yeah, yeah, if he came near me...

-I'd...I'd really woof at him.

-Yeah, me too.

You can't woof, Gobo.

No time for anyone to woof tonight. It's getting very late.

We'd better go to bed now.

We can hear more about the little pigs tomorrow.

-OK, bye.

-Cheerio.

Bye.

See you in the morning, Farmyard Bunch.

CLUCKING

It's a lovely sunny day.

Gobo, Dash and Digger are still talking

about the story of the three little pigs.

It's a great idea - building your own house.

Yep. If pigs can do it, why can't we?

-Cos pigs are smart.

-We're smart...ish

I don't think those three pigs were very smart.

If they were clever, they'd have stayed at home safe with their mum.

Yeah, right. Stay with their mummies if they were goo-goo babies.

Yeah, goo-ga-ga baby boo-boos.

Not big strong guys like us.

Let's go make houses. ALL: Yeah!

OK, you go ahead if you want to...

but I'm staying here in the lovely, warm barn.

-Oh, are you?

-THEY CHUCKLE

Remember what happened to the three little pigs.

Hey, look.

-Look at what?

-Hay. Look at that hay.

So what? I have that for a snack quite often.

It's not just for eating - it's perfect building material

for a house for a goat. I'm building my house right here.

-Are you sure?

-Sure I'm sure. Go, go, Gobo!

Gobo has built his house of hay.

Yum, yum, yum.

It looks a bit wobbly to me.

Wobbly maybe, but I call it home.

We'd better be off then. We've got our own houses to build.

-GOBO:

-Fare thee well.

-Fare thee what?

Fare thee well, it means goodbye and good luck.

-It's what the little pigs said.

-Oh, yes. Se you, Gobo.

Bye.

Fare thee well.

Digger and Dash have gone to the trees by the fence.

What do you think, Digger? Is this a good place to build a house?

Well, I like trees.

Lots of sticks to play with and fences are nice.

So, Digger, are you going to build your house here?

Dash, this is where I'm going to start building.

Wow! Look at that!

A house made of sticks.

Ta-dah! Home sweet home.

-Hmm, it looks a bit rickety to me.

-No way!

It's as strong as my kennel. You can share if you want.

Hmm. That's very generous of Digger, but Dash isn't too sure.

It's nice, but if you don't mind,

I'll carry on looking for something a bit stronger. Fare thee well.

Oh, yeah. Bye-bye.

So Gobo has a house, Digger has a house,

but Dash is still looking for somewhere to build his.

Hmm. Where can I build my house?

Dash has found a nice, strong wall

and there are some bricks and wood left by the farmer.

Is this a good place to build a house?

Well, bricks are stronger than sticks or hay.

-And?

-I think they'll do.

-Better get building then.

That looks good, Dash.

It's big and strong. I like it.

Job done. You get settled in. See you later, Dash.

-Will you be all right on your own?

-I'm already feeling at home here.

That's good because it's getting a bit windy again.

-LEAVES RUSTLE

-That wind is blowing a gale.

I wonder whose house is the warmest.

Dash's shelter looks strong,

but that brick wall doesn't look very warm.

What about Digger's?

I think those twigs are letting in a bit of a draught.

-Poor Digger doesn't look too warm.

-WIND HOWLS

Gobo's hay and straw bales look quite a bit warmer.

Guess who's warmest of all?

Yes, sensible Petal's much warmer than the others.

She's all tucked up in nice, warm straw inside the barn.

But I miss, Gobo, Dash and Digger and all their chatter.

I expect they miss you too.

I miss Petal and the others.

She misses you too, Gobo.

-There's plenty of room for you all in the barn.

-And I'm hungry.

I've had to nibble one of my walls. Yum, yum.

Don't eat too much of your house, Gobo. It'll fall down.

How is Digger in his draughty house of sticks?

Oh! I forgot to bring my water bowl.

I'm thirsty.

Oh, dear.

There's Dash. He doesn't look very happy.

Hmm. I'm cold and I'm a bit lonely.

I wish I was still in the barn with Petal.

But Dash is trying to be brave like the three little pigs in the story

and stay in his house on his own.

I wonder if the three little pigs were lonely too.

Maybe you should go back to the barn, Digger.

-WIND WHISTLES

-I'm cold and hungry.

Maybe a snack will cheer me up.

Yum, yum, yum.

Petal is still missing the others.

I'm sure they won't be gone for ever.

-# Moo!

-La-la!

-# Moo!

-La-la!

-# Moo!

-La-la!

# Madame the Cow! #

-Hi, Madame.

-Hello.

It's a bit windy today.

Oh, it's only a little wind.

In France, we just call this a breeze.

Where are your little friends today?

They've gone to build their own houses.

Oh, la-la! Why is that?

Petal explains she was telling them the story of The Three Little Pigs

and they decided to go and build their own houses.

Now Petal is all alone in the barn.

Oh, la-la! I am sure they will be back before you can say fromage.

-You'll see.

-Maybe.

# Big Barn Farm! #

Gobo's a bit frightened of the howling wind.

What did Petal say?

"And the big, bad wolf huffed and he puffed and he blew the house down."

Oh, what's that noise?

Is it the big, bad wolf?

He's definitely howling.

Oh... Help!

It's the big, bad wolf.

He's blown my lovely house down.

It's only the wind, Gobo.

WIND HOWLS I don't like that noise.

Oh...oh...

Oops! Look. The strong wind has blown that bag up in the air.

Oh, my! What is it?

Is it a ghost? No, there are no such things.

Is it a monster?

Oh, what's that?

I'm frightened.

Oh! GOBO BLEATS

It's the wolf! It's the wolf!

-Run!

-Hang on, Digger. It's only the wind.

Wait for me.

GOBO BLEATS, DIGGER WHIMPERS

Hey, am I glad to see you two?

I heard crashes and screams and howls and I'm a bit frightened.

-It's the big, bad wolf.

-He huffed and he puffed

-and he's coming.

-You'd better get inside my house with me.

-WIND WHISTLES

-That's him coming.

ALL: Oh!

-WIND HOWLS

-Oh!

-What's that?

-The wolf.

-He's here, the wolf is here.

He scratched me. Leg it!

THEY WHIMPER

Oh!

Oh!

# They'll be friends for ever down on Big Barn Farm! #

That's more like it. The Farmyard Bunch are all back together.

But it's only a story.

The big, bad wolf isn't real.

-He is.

-We saw him.

-He scratched my bottom.

No, no, no, The Three Little Pigs is a fairy tale.

-It's the wolf! Ohhhh!

-Help!

He's coming!

THEY ALL MOAN

Petal! Are you still in here?

Mum?!

Come on back to the sty, it's getting late. It's very windy out here!

OK, Mum!

And tonight, Gobo, Dash and Digger might spend the night in the barn.

All together! Mmm!

Just in case the big, bad wolf decides to pop by again.

That's all for now. See you again soon down on Big Barn Farm!

# This is Petal She's a piglet and she's brave

-# She can be cheeky

-But she never misbehaves

# This is Gobo He's a very bouncy goat

-# He loves to play

-And eat all day! #

-Burp!

-Pardon?!

# There's a dinky little donkey name of Dash

-# If you're in trouble...

-Will he help me?

-In a flash

# This is Digger He's a happy little pup

-# Is he cute?

-Dead right

-Can he bark?

-Not quite

# The ducks are splashing in and out the pond

-# The Mrs chickens?

-Gossip, gossip, all day long!

-# Madame is French and lovely

-Ooh la la!

# And we all know who goes "Cock-a-doodle-doo"... #

Cock-a-doodle-doo!

# Mrs Snuffles and her piglets come to play

# And Old Pop makes sure that everyone is safe

-# Who's the tallest of them all?

-It's Mack

-The horse

-# And last, not least, their friends

-The sheep

-# Now you've seen them all together

-And they love to be together

-# They'll be friends for ever

-Down on Big Barn Farm! #

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