Yr Un Bach Mawr 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 #

-Little Big One

-# Did you see Ifan Caradog,

-flying, flying?

-# Did you see Ifan Caradog

-# Here and there? #

-Oops. Are you hurt, Little One?

-Don't worry, Miss Cadi. He's OK.

-Hello.

-Jet? Lollipops. That's a big box.

-Your father said

-we could play with it.

-We could make a doll's house.

-We could make a doll's house.

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-Or a house for Ifan.

-A house for me? Phantasmagorical.

-He loves it.

-There's room for more animals

-in here, Cadi.

-Let's colour it.

-Great. We could draw pictures

-of our favourite animals.

-I'm drawing a picture of a dog.

-I love dogs.

-And ducks, of course.

-What can I draw?

-Maybe... No.

-Or maybe. No. It's so difficult.

-Look, 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! #

-We're going to join a tribe

-of Red Indians.

-A princess and a chief.

-Great.

-# It's another dress-up day,

-it's our favourite game to play #

-Can you feel the music, Jet?

-Feel?

-Feel?

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-I can feel it in my feet.

-I can feel it in my ear.

-I can feel it in my beak.

-Atchoo.

-Where's the noise coming from?

-Where's the noise coming from?

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-I'll fly up to see.

-I can see someone. Follow me.

-What's he doing?

-We'll ask him.

-Hello. I'm Cadi.

-Wait, don't go. There's more to do.

-What will I do now?

-I'm sorry. I didn't want

-to frighten it. We heard drums.

-Over there, in the village.

-They're getting ready to celebrate.

-I was going to be named in the

-celebration but I'll never be ready.

-Named?

-Named?

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-Everyone calls me Little One.

-I'm little but I want an adult name.

-That's why I'm carving a totem pole.

-What's a totem pole?

-That.

-A totem pole tells a story.

-Instead of using words...

-..pictures tell the story.

-I wanted to tell the story

-of the animals that live here.

-I wanted to carve five animals

-but I've run out of time.

-We could find some animals.

-I could draw them

-and you could carve them.

-Like this.

-You want five animals

-and you already have one.

-You need four more.

-Let's go and find the other four.

-What a beautiful rainbow.

-Do you think

-we'll find a pot of gold?

-I'd love to have a look.

-You only have to ask. I'll find out.

-Hooray for Ifan Caradog.

-Quack, quack.

-Ifan Caradog has found a fish.

-Now Little One has two creatures.

-An owl and a fish.

-We need to find three more.

-Shwpsyn, take this back to Little

-One. He can start to carve it.

-Well done, Ifan Caradog.

-Quack.

-I wonder which animals live here?

-There's one.

-GROWLING

-That's just like a big bear.

-It sounds like a big bear.

-Nice to see you, Jet!

-Well done, Ifan Caradog.

-It was you.

-GROWLING

-How did you make that noise

-without moving your beak?

-It wasn't me.

-It wasn't me.

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-It was the big bear.

-Hello, Mr Bear.

-No, Cadi, don't.

-Bears are dangerous.

-Bears are dangerous.

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-Not in my little world.

-Can we draw a picture of you?

-That's it. Off we go.

-I've finished.

-Owl. Fish. Bear.

-Only two more to find.

-Good timing, Shwpsyn. Here's

-another picture for Little One.

-It's hot.

-It's hot.

-

-I'll fetch some cold water.

-Thanks, Ifan Caradog.

-Stop.

-Hey, it worked.

-One more animal. Thank you.

-Uh? Oh, yeah. You're welcome.

-No problems at all.

-One reindeer.

-Here's Shwpsyn.

-Here you go, Shwpsyn.

-He's tired.

-Maybe Miss Reindeer could help us.

-Good idea.

-Thank you.

-Great work, Little One.

-We'll help you carry it

-to the celebration.

-I'm not going to the celebration.

-I wanted a story about five animals.

-I only have four.

-Are you sure I only drew pictures

-of four animals?

-One - owl, two - fish.

-Three - bear, four - reindeer.

-We need one more.

-We've almost run out of time.

-We've almost run out of time.

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-Ta-da.

-You can't give in.

-There must be another animal here

-somewhere.

-Why don't you carve a beaver

-on your pole?

-Good idea, Cadi.

-This is my totem pole.

-It tells the story of the animals

-that live around the village.

-# Did you see the owl,

-the owl, the owl?

-# Did you see the owl?

-It's just like this

-# Did you see the fish,

-a bear or a reindeer?

-# Did you see those animals?

-They're just like this

-# All the animals are so important

-# The beaver with its teeth

-is the most important of all #

-You've worked hard

-to carve your totem pole.

-You shall no longer be called

-Little One.

-You'll be called The Storyteller.

-Hooray.

-Well done.

-Now I know which animals

-to draw on the box.

-An owl, a fish and a bear.

-And a reindeer, a beaver and a duck.

-And a very special frog.

-Hello, you.

-We're making a house

-for Ifan Caradog and Shwpsyn.

-We're drawing pictures of animals -

-just like a totem pole.

-A totem pole?

-We found animals for Little One.

-We found animals for Little One.

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-Ifan Caradog was the most special.

-Thank you, Miss Cadi.

-You're welcome, Ifan Caradog.

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