Y Pegwn Oer 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 #

-The Cold Pole

-Astronaut Cadi calling

-Astronaut Ifan Caradog, come in.

-Hearing you loud and clear,

-Astronaut Cadi.

-Isn't the moon beautiful?

-It bounces, too.

-Come on, Astronaut Jet.

-Let's look for friendly aliens.

-Just a little more...

-..to paint.

-Maybe if I jump up.

-Cadi, we have a problem.

-Our rocket is too tall.

-There must be some way

-to reach the top.

-Look, 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 might become real astronauts.

-No. Today, we're going to be

-ice hockey players.

-I love ice hockey.

-# It's another dress-up day

-# It's our favourite game to play #

-I think we're at the North Pole.

-Or the South Pole.

-We're definitely at a cold pole.

-What was that?

-Two penguins.

-Two penguins.

-

-We're at the South Pole.

-There are no penguins

-at the North Pole.

-This is jet's favourite place.

-He knows everything

-about the South Pole.

-Aw!

-Aw!

-

-I've got it.

-Aw, aw, aw!

-I'm sorry. Agreed, Bili?

-Yes, Ben.

-Don't worry. I'm OK.

-Poor penguins.

-You've hurt your feet.

-You've hurt your feet.

-

-Uh, yes.

-Uncle Bob has sent us a new football

-but it hurts when we kick it.

-Aw, aw, aw.

-This isn't a football.

-It's a hockey puck.

-That's why it hurts.

-Yes, Ben.

-Ice hockey is a great game.

-Watch me.

-Pass it to me.

-I'll get in goal.

-Quack!

-Great save, Ifan Caradog.

-Do you want to play?

-Do you want to play?

-

-We'd love to...

-..but we don't have

-any hockey sticks.

-That is a problem.

-We could make you

-some hockey sticks.

-Great idea. We'll make

-two wooden sticks like yours.

-Let's look for some trees.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-We're at the South Pole.

-You won't find any trees here.

-Back to playing football then, Bili.

-Yes, Ben.

-Aw!

-Aw!

-

-Ouch!

-You can't play football

-with the puck.

-We don't have any wood.

-Let's find something else

-to make sticks.

-Great. Let's start searching.

-After two, off we go.

-A cave.

-We might find something here

-to make sticks.

-Great idea, Cadi.

-About turn. Off we go.

-Do you think we'll find

-a polar bear in that cave?

-There aren't any polar bears

-at the South Pole.

-They live at the North Pole.

-Wow. It's incredible.

-These stalactites

-will make excellent hockey sticks.

-Pull.

-Pull.

-

-It's stuck. It won't budge.

-We'll help.

-GROWL

-Are you sure there are no

-polar bears at the South Pole?

-Uh, well. Yes, I am sure.

-So what's that?

-GROWL

-Ha-ha.

-Hee-hee, hah-hah.

-Excuse me, everyone,

-we're looking for hockey sticks.

-Hockey sticks? Now then,

-why don't you use the stalactites?

-Thank you.

-Yes, thank you.

-Hah-hah. That's rather large

-for a small boy like you.

-Excuse me, Mr Polar Bear, I thought

-you only lived at the North Pole.

-You're right. I'm here on my

-holidays. I flew down this morning.

-Are polar bears

-allowed on aeroplanes?

-They are in my little world.

-Goodbye.

-Thank you.

-Go.

-My hockey stick

-is shorter than it was.

-Yes, it is. Mine's perfect now.

-We-hey.

-Your sticks are melting

-in the sunshine.

-That's a problem.

-Let's look for new sticks.

-Yes, Bili. After two, off we go.

-Here we are.

-This is where Mam-gu Beti lives.

-She has loads of great things

-in her shed.

-We can take whatever we want.

-Look at all this great equipment.

-Look at all this great equipment.

-

-We'll find something we can use.

-What about these, Ben?

-Two umbrellas.

-They look like real hockey sticks.

-It's too short for me.

-But it's perfect for me.

-How about these?

-Great idea, Ifan Caradog.

-It's the right length.

-Do you agree, Bili?

-Do you agree, Bili?

-

-It's too long for me.

-It's also too heavy.

-Lollipops. What a mess.

-Oh, well. Let's get back

-to our football match.

-Yes, Ben.

-My feet hurt just thinking about it.

-These might work.

-These might work.

-

-Boat oars.

-This long oar is perfect for me.

-This long oar is perfect for me.

-

-This short oar is perfect for me.

-The only problem is, there's no hook

-on the end like a real hockey stick.

-We could attach an umbrella

-to the oars.

-We'll tie some fishing line around

-it to stop the umbrella opening.

-Cadi solves every problem.

-I think that could work.

-I think you're right.

-Hooray.

-Let's go.

-# Playing hockey, playing hockey

-# Fun and games, fun and games

-# Hold the stick and skate,

-hold the stick and skate

-# And score a goal, score a goal #

-Hooray.

-You did well to solve the problem

-of the hockey sticks.

-We solved the problem together.

-Can we solve this problem?

-I want to paint the rocket.

-I can't reach the top.

-I can't reach the top.

-

-The rocket isn't too tall.

-The brush is too short.

-We have to make the brush longer.

-We'll tie it to this ruler.

-Ta-da.

-You're clever.

-You solved that problem.

-We solved many problems today, Mam.

-We need to feed our brains now.

-We need to feed our brains now.

-

-Let's go to the kitchen then.

-Hooray.

-Hooray. Thank you.

-Polar bears live at the North Pole.

-Penguins live at the South Pole.

-Ifan Caradog lives at home with me.

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