Mae Brân i Frân ym Mhobman 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 #

-There's a Crow For Every Crow

-Mam taught me

-how to make shadow puppets.

-Look.

-That looks like a bird.

-Here's a rabbit.

-Quack-quack.

-It's you, Ifan Caradog.

-Hello, Cadi.

-Vroom-vroom.

-I brought my tractor.

-Do you want to play farmers?

-Farmers?

-Farmers?

-

-Ifan Caradog can drive.

-Vroom-vroom.

-Rhodri, I was...

-# Ifan Caradog has a farm

-and a tractor, too

-Vroom-vroom

-# Nah-nah-nah-nah, nah-nah-nah,

-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah #

-It's time to dress up.

-# Dress up is a game we play,

-each and every single day

-# We can be 'most anything,

-fairy, doctor, dancer, king! #

-We're going to drive a real tractor.

-Vroom-vroom.

-No. We're going to be gardeners.

-We're going to have fun.

-# It's another dress-up day,

-it's our favourite game to play #

-Lollipops. This is a large garden.

-It's a vegetable garden.

-There's corn, lettuce and... Whoa!

-Plenty of vegetables.

-Stop.

-Dear me. Is everyone OK?

-I'm fine.

-I'm sorry, little one.

-I'm in a rush. I'm on an important

-errand and I'm late already.

-We could help, Mr Farmer.

-How kind.

-Oops.

-You can look after the garden

-for me.

-We'd love to.

-Crows come

-and eat all my vegetables.

-Don't worry. We'll get rid of them.

-Thank you.

-I'll be back in the shake

-of a pig's tail.

-I'll go and weed.

-I'll go and weed.

-

-I'll water the plants.

-I'll scare the crows away.

-You should use

-the small watering can.

-I'm fine.

-Ooh. They look like crows.

-One, two, three, four,

-five, six, seven black crows.

-Don't eat here. Shoo, away you go.

-Oh, pickles!

-They're not moving.

-Shoo, birds, shoo.

-You have to go now. Now!

-Oh!

-He stole the corn from you?

-He stole the corn from you?

-

-Out of my hand.

-Wait here, Miss Cadi.

-This is a job for me.

-Off you go, crows.

-Off you go. I mean it.

-You have to go.

-Shoo, away you go.

-Shoo, shoo.

-The crows are very big.

-We need a scarecrow

-to scare them away.

-Ah. Good idea.

-These handlebars make good arms.

-It still needs a head.

-It still needs a head.

-

-Here's one.

-A head for the scarecrow.

-Oh!

-Wargh!

-Pickles.

-There you go, a perfect head.

-It looks great, Miss Cadi.

-I wish it could make a noise.

-I wish it could make a noise.

-

-Like this? Oooh!

-Cadi, the scarecrow can talk.

-Of course it can,

-in my little world.

-Hello, Mr Scarecrow. You scare me.

-Thank you.

-It'll certainly keep the crows away.

-It'll certainly keep the crows away.

-

-I'll do my best. Whoo!

-There are no crows

-in the garden now.

-The scarecrow's working.

-Uh-oh. Here they come.

-Ooooh!

-That worked. They've gone.

-I don't think so.

-Hey. Shoo. Stop it. Off you go.

-Shoo, shoo, stop it.

-Shoo, hey, shoo.

-That wasn't nice, was it?

-The scarecrows must like corn.

-Sorry. I tried to scare them away

-but there are seven of them.

-Would you like three scarecrows?

-Three? And me?

-That makes four.

-Four scarecrows

-against seven crows.

-Yeah. We'll try it.

-Try what?

-When the birds return,

-wave your arms and shout.

-Here they come.

-Ready? One, two, three.

-Wargh!

-They've gone.

-Ooh, they're coming back.

-What are we going to do now?

-You're misbehaving.

-There are one, two, three...

-..four, five, six, seven of you.

-There's only one Ifan Caradog.

-You're right. We're sorry.

-It's not nice to steal

-Mr Farmer's vegetables.

-We're starving. We love vegetables.

-Stealing is wrong. You should ask

-before taking anything.

-The farmer works very hard

-to grow his vegetables.

-What can we eat?

-I don't know.

-My head's empty. I know very little.

-But the farmer has left a pile

-of old vegetables behind the barn.

-He's thrown them away.

-Thrown them away? Why?

-They must be bruised.

-We don't mind bruises.

-I'll show you where they are.

-You can eat as many as you want.

-# One little, two little,

-heads of cabbages

-# Three little, four little,

-stalks of celery

-# Five little, six little,

-piles of carrot sticks

-# Seven big ears of corn! #

-Thank you very much. We promise

-to leave the garden in peace now.

-I promise to make sure you have

-something to eat every day.

-We agree.

-Thanks for looking after my garden

-and scaring the crows away.

-You're welcome.

-I hope the scarecrow

-scares them away.

-Don't worry, it will.

-Hooray, hooray.

-Do you want to play farmers?

-Do you want to play farmers?

-

-Yes. Let's plant vegetables.

-We can also make scarecrows.

-We can also make scarecrows.

-

-Ifan Caradog can drive the tractor.

-Wait. Even though I want something,

-I have to ask for it first.

-Can I borrow him

-to drive the tractor?

-Ifan Caradog doesn't like

-driving tractors.

-You could use Shwpsyn. He loves it.

-Great. I'm glad I asked.

-Hello, you two.

-What's going on here today?

-We helped a farmer

-build a scarecrow.

-We tried to keep the crows away

-from the vegetables.

-Well done. Would you like

-to come with me to buy seeds?

-We could grow vegetables

-in our garden.

-Hooray.

-Off we go then.

-We're going to grow a lot

-of vegetables in the garden...

-..but none of them

-will be as lovely as you.

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