Cartrefi Newydd Crads Bach y Traeth

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-The seaside town of Tenby is

-a colourful place, full of wonder.

-It has beaches, pools, numerous

-cliffs and an ancient castle.

-Come with us,

-we'll have lots of fun.

-We'll join the little creatures

-of the beaches.

-Spring has sprung.

-The puffins have returned

-after spending winter away.

-There are so many of them...

-..it's difficult for them

-to find their friends.

-Prys is searching

-for his best friend, Patty.

-You won't find her on the water,

-try looking up on the cliffs.

-The guillemots and razorbills watch

-the puffins return to the cliffs.

-Soon, Prys arrives.

-Right then, where are you, Patty?

-Where are you?

-You must be here somewhere.

-Prys looks here and there

-but there's no sign of Patty.

-She must be hiding away somewhere.

-The puffins nest in holes.

-Patty might be building a new nest.

-Other birds build homes

-in the walls of the old castle.

-Such as this jackdaw.

-In I go, away from the wind.

-A pigeon nests

-in the hole next door.

-Hey, you two, hurry up before

-the best holes have disappeared.

-Down in the rock pools, other little

-creatures are searching for homes.

-Soft crabs live in empty shells.

-They change their homes often.

-Kelvin, the soft crab,

-is too big for his shell.

-His friend, the prawn,

-searches for a new one.

-Dear me, there's no place

-to turn in this shell.

-The whelk also tries to help.

-There's an empty shell here.

-Can I tell Kelvin?

-Kelvin comes over to have a look.

-Well, it is larger than mine

-although it is a little dirty.

-It'll need a good wash.

-Thanks, but no thanks.

-The rock gunnel has found

-a large blue shell.

-Come and see this, Kelvin?

-I think it'll be perfect.

-I hope so indeed. This shell

-gets smaller with every tide.

-Kelvin is lucky.

-He climbs in

-and the blue shell is perfect.

-This is the shell for me.

-There's no place like home.

-It suits you perfectly.

-One by one, Kelvin's friends

-inspect his new, comfortable home.

-Back on the cliffs,

-Prys the puffin searches for Patty.

-Sorry to disturb you

-but have you seen Patty anywhere?

-I think I saw her tidying her nest

-over there.

-Prys sets off again.

-Suddenly,

-she hears a welcoming sound.

-That's Patty.

-I'd know that voice anywhere.

-There you are, Prys. I've been

-searching for you for ages.

-What kept you?

-I've been searching for you

-in every nook and cranny.

-I'm so tired now.

-With that,

-Prys disappears into his new home.

-Good night, Prys the puffin.

-Sleep tight.

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