Scratch's Star Turn Bob the Builder: Ready, Steady, Build!

# Bob The Builder Can we fix it?

# Bob The Builder Yes we can!

# Scoop, Muck and Dizzy And Roley too

# Lofty and Wendy Joing the crew

# Bob and the gang Have so much fun

# Working together They get the job done

# Bob The Builder Can we fix it?

# Bob The Builder Yes we can!

# Pilchard and Bird Travis and Spud

# Playing together Like good friends should

# Bob The Builder Can we fix it?

# Bob The Builder. #

-Morning, team!

-All: Morning!

It's Fixham history day.

Um, what's a history day?

Well, Roley, history is everything that happened in the past.

Today's all about Fixham's past.

We're getting the town square ready

for a play called Ships, Pirates And Fixham.

And there's a special job for you.

Yipee!

Let's go!

Uh, don't plays normally happen at the theatre, Bob?

You're right, Scoop, but this play is all about ships

so I'm doing it here, on the oldest ship in Fixham.

Dicky Olivier! The actor!

Yes, and we're getting the ship ready. Let's look at the plans.

First, we'll build a second ramp

so Dicky can get on board.

Then, we'll add safety rails.

Next, we'll build a little fence around the ship.

And, last of all, we'll put up a big information board

with lots of pictures and stories about Fixham, pirates and ships.

Now. Who'd like to be in the play with me?

I need one helper.

Oh! Me! Me! Could I do it?!

Please, Mr Olivier?

Marvellous! That settles it!

But how to you be in plays?

I don't want to not be good.

Don't worry!

Actors just find out as much as they can

about the character and the play.

So I need to find out about ships, pirates and Fixham?

Let's get started!

Can we build it?

ALL: Yes we can!

Oh, yeah, I think so.

D-R-R-R-R!

WHIRR!

Miaow!

Stop that, Pilchard.

Now, I've made a poster for the information board.

Oh! I've left it with David Mockney at the museum!

I can get it for you, Mr Bentley.

Thanks, Scratch. But hurry back.

We need you to dig the holes for the fence posts.

Yeah! My drill is just the right size.

Don't worry, Bob, I'll be quick.

Do take good care of the poster, Scratch.

OK, Mr Bentley,

it's safe with me.

Wow! That's a great ship, Mrs Toozie.

It's for History Day, Scratch.

There are lots of stories about the old ships, too.

Tell me one. I need to find out all about ships for the play.

OK. One day, a terrible storm was heading for Fixham.

Lightning crashed, thunder boomed

and the ships were still out at sea...

..But the old ships were so fast, they all made it back safely.

Now, are YOU doing anything for History Day, Scratch?

Oh, yes. I'm helping Bob.

But I'm going to the museum first. Thanks, Mrs Toozie. Bye!

-Scratch is taking his time.

-Yes, and we'll need him to dig the holes

for the new sign. Still, I'm sure he'll be back soon.

Wow! It's a pirate!

I need to find out about pirates for Dicky Olivier's play.

I can tell you all about them, Scratch.

Legend has it that long ago Fixham was full of pirates.

They were everywhere.

They didn't need maps. The stars were their guide...

..So the pirates could always find their way home.

Now, I've got to put this painting up for History Day.

History Day! I'm here to collect Mr Bentley's poster.

Ah, yes, here it is.

Oh, thanks, Mr Mockney.

And thanks for the story. I loved it!

-Hi, Scratch!

-Hi!

-Hello. Where are YOU all going?

We're on a history walk round Fixham.

-The children are learning about the past for History Day.

-Could I come?

I want to learn about Fixham, too,

so I can be good in Dicky Olivier's play.

Of course, Scratch. Join in!

THE CHILDREN CHEER

Oh! Oh, dear.

These old stones are very hard to break through.

We need Scratch, don't we, Bob?

Yes, Lofty. But where is he?

Now, everyone, come and take a look at this bridge.

Ooh! Let me see!

-It was built many years ago.

-Look!

There's the ship. Bob's getting it ready for the play. ..Oh!

And I'm supposed to be helping!

I'd better get back with Mr Bentley's poster.

-Is that it?

-Miaow!

Oh, no! Pilchard!

It's all dirty! I'd better take it to Bob, anyway.

Scratch, where have you been?

Er, I've been to Mrs Toozie's toy shop and to the museum and...

on a history walk.

-But why?

-I wanted to find out all about ships, pirates and Fixham

so I could be good in the play.

But I forgot about helping here,

and, look...

-ALL:

-Oh!

Oh, Scratch! It's ruined!

I'm sorry. I told Mr Bentley I'd take care of it but I haven't.

Oh, dear! Can we make another one?

Well, we'd need someone who knows an awful lot

about ships, pirates and Fixham.

Me! I know loads!

But I can't really draw.

Did you say draw? Well, the children love drawing, don't you?

-ALL: Yes, we do!

-What shall we draw?

-It should be things from Fixham's history.

-I know - ships!

-Yes, we'll draw some ships.

-And you could draw some pirates.

-What can I draw?

-What about the bridge?

ALL: Yay!

OK, while you're doing that, we'll get the fence built.

D-R-R-R-R!

Goodness gracious me! Look at these posters!

I know, Mr Bentley. I'm really sorry.

"Sorry"? But the children's drawings are beautiful!

-It was Scratch's idea.

-Well done, Scratch!

To tell you the truth, my drawings weren't very good.

Are you ready for the play?

I think so, Mr Olivier.

I've learnt loads about ships, pirates and Fixham.

But do you know anything about...parrots?

Parrots?! What DO you mean?

So what part is Scratch playing?

I'm a pirate's pet parrot.

But you didn't learn about parrots.

It's OK, Bob. Dicky says I'm a natural.

APPLAUSE Oops, here we go!

Yippee!

Har-har! Har-har! Shiver me timbers!

It's time to tell you all about the pirates of Fixham.

But first, where's me trusty parrot?

Who's a pretty boy, then? Squawk!

THEY CHEER

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