Cloc a Dwdl Du Cwpwrdd Cadi

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-# Let's play dress up

-in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# It's a costume day in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# We can be mermaids

-or deep sea divers

-# Ballet dancers

-or racing car drivers

-We can be pilots in an aeroplane

-or an engineer on a steam train.

-# Let's play dress up

-in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# It's a costume day in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# Let's look inside and we'll see

-# In Cwpwrdd Cadi

-there's a mystery #

-Clock-a-Doodle-Doo.

-# La-la-la-la-la-la-la

-# La-la-la-la-la #

-Look at my picture, Cadi.

-Is it a duck?

-It's a horse, Ifan Caradog.

-It's a cow.

-I'm painting a big dog.

-It looks like Mrs Abraham's dog.

-It's a nice dog.

-We're always making a fuss of him.

-Listen, it's almost time

-to take him for a walk.

-We'll wait for him outside.

-Great idea, Miss Cadi.

-I agree. Come on, Tara.

-I have to finish my cow first.

-We might miss them.

-We might miss them.

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-No, we won't.

-We will. You can finish off

-when we get back.

-We missed them.

-We missed them.

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-Sorry.

-It's time to dress up.

-# Dress up is a game we play,

-each and every single day

-# We can be almost anything,

-fairy, doctor, dancer, king! #

-What are we going to be today?

-We're going to be farmers.

-Farmers?

-# It's another dress-up day,

-it's our favourite game to play #

-I've never been on a farm before.

-No problem.

-I know everything about farms.

-Here are the horses.

-They're sleeping.

-It must be very early.

-Even the sun is sleeping.

-I've never seen that before.

-You see many things in my world.

-A cow. Just like my picture.

-Come and say hello.

-This shed is full of cows.

-There are one, two,

-three, four, five, six.

-Seven, eight, nine, ten,

-eleven, twelve cows.

-Hello, cows.

-Lollipops, they're noisy.

-Quiet, ladies.

-Sorry about the noise.

-A little dog, just like Spriwsyn.

-I'm Benji, the farmer's dog.

-The farmer hasn't milked the cows.

-Milk comes from cows?

-Yes.

-It's strange.

-The farmer has usually been by now.

-Poor cows. Can we help?

-A machine usually does the milking.

-You could do it with your hands.

-I know how to do it.

-Place the bucket here.

-Then, milk the cow.

-This one must be empty.

-This one must be empty.

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-Moo!

-Never grab a cow's tail.

-Cadi knows what to do.

-I can do that.

-Oy! Stop it.

-Warm your hands

-before you do it again.

-Thank you, Mr Benji.

-The milk looks lovely.

-I don't like plain milk.

-I like flavoured milk.

-One strawberry milkshake coming up.

-Mmm. Lovely.

-How strange. Pink milk.

-Strange things happen

-in Cadi's world.

-The farmer would love to see that.

-I wonder where he is.

-He might be doing some other work.

-We'll help you find him.

-You're too kind.

-Thanks for your help. The lorry will

-be here soon to pick up the milk.

-Poor horses. They're hungry.

-Don't eat me, please.

-The farmer is meant to be

-baling the hay today.

-With a tractor?

-Is that where he is now?

-Is that what he uses to make bales?

-Yes. I thought he'd be here.

-Let's do some more work for him.

-Great idea.

-# Off we go to bale the hay

-# One, two, three

-# Then four, five, six

-# Helping him are we

-# There's seven and eight,

-nine, ten and eleven

-# We are helping the farmer,

-twelve bales of hay #

-The horses say thank you.

-They're used to being fed on time.

-Farm animals love hay.

-I prefer toast and eggs.

-Talking of eggs, the farmer

-should be collecting them now.

-Let's go and find out.

-Lollipops.

-The hens are making so much noise.

-Wait here. I'll calm things down.

-Flying geese!

-It's time those eggs were collected.

-They're usually collected on time.

-Let's collect them.

-Purple hens.

-Anything's possible in my world.

-Anything's possible in my world.

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-I'll collect the blue ones.

-I'll collect the pink ones.

-Whoa!

-Warm your hands.

-Oh, yeah.

-Great.

-Ooh!

-Pretty.

-One, two, three.

-Four, five, six.

-Seven, eight, nine.

-Ten, eleven...

-Twelve!

-That's a good dozen.

-The farmer can collect them now.

-Is he still in bed?

-No, he's up every morning

-when the cockerel crows.

-We saw the sun rise but

-we didn't hear the cock crowing.

-No.

-Maybe that's why he's in bed.

-Let's find out.

-He's asleep.

-No wonder the farmer's asleep.

-Stand back. I'll wake him up.

-Mr Cockerel. It's time to get up.

-Wake up, Mr Cockerel.

-Wake up, Mr Cockerel!

-Sorry.

-Thanks for trying.

-I know.

-This should work.

-An alarm clock.

-It didn't work.

-It didn't work.

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-Wait.

-Cockle-doodle-doo.

-It's awake.

-It's awake.

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-Whoo-hoo. Hooray.

-Why is the sun so high in the sky?

-Hey!

-You overslept.

-You should've been up hours ago.

-I'm never late.

-What am I going to do?

-I don't want to be late again.

-Don't worry.

-This clock will help you wake up.

-Thank you. Thank you.

-Cockle-doodle-doo.

-The farmer must have heard that.

-The bales are ready,

-the horses have been fed...

-..the cows have been milked

-and the eggs have been collected.

-I should get up late more often.

-When I've finished the cow,

-I'll draw a hen.

-I'll change Spriwsyn into Benji,

-the farmer's dog.

-Sorry we were late for Spriwsyn.

-We should always be on time.

-We'll see him tomorrow.

-Are you hungry?

-We were farmers, feeding horses...

-..waking the cockerel

-and milking cows.

-Did you know milk came from cows?

-I thought it came from the shop.

-I thought it came from the shop.

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-Cows first, then the shop.

-Tara drew a picture of a cow.

-Come on. We'll show you.

-I'd love to live on a farm,

-Ifan Caradog.

-Only if you're with me, though.

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