Bob's Big Bounce 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 join 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. Today we're building a trampoline at the playground.

Oh, what's a trampoline, Bob?

It's a big piece of special bouncy material, Lofty,

held tight with big springs.

You bounce up and down on it for fun.

ALL: Ooh!

Muck and I'll get the big springs from Carly at the suppliers yard.

Oh, yes. We can't bounce without those.

I'll get the other materials.

Whoa! We need a lot of stuff to build a trampoline.

-Hmm, I can't pick it all up.

-Shall I ask Bob to help?

-No.

-Let's try and solve this problem by ourselves, Scratch.

-By ourselves?

Oh! OK.

-Lofty, can you carry this frame?

-Oh, um, yeah. I think so.

Oh, but what about the trampoline material?

Hmmm, you can carry the trampoline material.

Huh, yes, of course.

Well done, team! Let's go!

Scoop's so clever. I wish I could solve problems by myself too.

-Hi, Wendy. Are those the trampoline springs?

-Yes, Bob.

-But look, one's broken.

-Oh dear! It's lucky I ordered an extra one.

Let's look at the plans. First we'll dig a big hole.

Then put posts and a wall inside to stop earth sliding in.

We'll pour concrete for the floor, then put in the frame,

pull the trampoline material across the top

and fix it in place with the springs.

Last of all, we'll put down padding and wood chips

so no-one gets hurt if they bounce off.

-Can we build it?

-ALL: Yes, we can!

Oh, uh, yeah. I think so.

Whoa! Those springs are really big.

Oh, no! One of them's broken.

I'd better tell Bob.

Or I could solve this problem by myself.

Just like Scoop. I can get another spring from Carly

at the suppliers yard.

Bob, we need some more screws from the suppliers yard.

I'll get them for you, Wendy.

And while I'm there, I'll get another spring too.

Hi, Scratch. What can I do for you?

I need a trampoline spring please, Carly.

We don't have any left.

-Oh, maybe there's a way to stick the pieces together.

-Oh, you mean glue?

-Here you are.

-Glue!

Oh, thanks, Carly.

Hi, Scratch. Have you got the screws?

Screws?! Oh, no! I forgot.

-I'll go back right now, Bob.

-Oh, but we need you here.

-Ah! I can solve this problem. I'll get the screws, Bob.

-Thanks, Scoop.

Come on, Scratch.

I've got to fix that spring,

so Scoop sees that I can solve problems by myself too.

Hello, Scratch. What are you doing?

-I'm gluing this broken spring together.

-Oh, can I do it?

-I love gluing things together.

-OK.

-There!

-Thanks, Spud.

But, Scratch, the glue isn't dry yet! It's still sticky!

Oh, I can't wait to show Bob and Scoop what I've done.

Huh? It's stuck to me!

Oh! Oh, get off!

Oh!

Whoa!

-Scratch! Are you OK?

-Yes, um... I slipped.

There you go, Scratch.

-Have I broken the trampoline?

-No, it's fine.

But you must be more careful.

There! The spring is fixed and back in the box. Yes!

Here you are, Bob.

We have to be careful.

Once the material's tight and in place, it's very hard to change it.

-Scoop, I solved a problem all by myself.

-Really, Scratch?

-What did you do?

-I glued that broken spring back together. Look!

-It feels nice and tight.

-Have a bounce, Bob.

Whoa!

-Oh! Are you all right?

-I think so, Scratch.

-Look.

-Someone glued the broken spring together.

-Uh, yes. It was me.

I was trying to solve a problem by myself.

Oh! Well, springs lose their bounce once they're broken, Scratch.

-Even if you glue them.

-That's why we got an extra one.

An extra one? Oh.

-I didn't know.

-It's better to share some problems, Scratch.

-So it's good to ask first.

-I will next time, Bob. I promise.

It won't reach! Argh!

Let's try unhooking your side first, Wendy.

Oh, but now this side won't reach.

The material must have lost its shape when it sprung off.

Oh! It's all my fault!

If only I hadn't tried to solve this problem by myself.

Don't be sad, Scratch. Some ideas work, some don't.

-But that's how you start solving a problem.

-Really?

Well, I tried to solve it by myself before. But...

Maybe it's a problem we all need to solve together,

-by pulling both sides across at the same time.

-You're right, Scratch.

That's it!

One, two, three!

Pu-u-u-ull!

-Yes! We've done it!

-ALL: Hooray!

There, finished! And it we couldn't have done it without you, Scratch.

-Yeah! You're great at solving problems!

-I suppose so.

As long as I don't try to do it by myself.

I can't wait to have a bounce.

-Oh! Spud!

-Ah-ha-ha! Wahey!

Sorry, Bob. It looks like you'll have to wait your turn.

THEY LAUGH

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