Journey to the Centre of the Earth Everything's Rosie

# All sing along, all sing along

# We can laugh and play

# It's fun all day When we all sing our song

# Everything's Rosie Everything's Rosie

# Everything's fun when your friends are around

# Raggles and Bluebird

# Big Bear and Oakley

# Everything is Rosie now

# Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh. #

Boom!

Raggles, you scared me!

Oh, sorry, Rosie.

This book is so interesting.

It's about volcanoes.

I wish I could go and see a real volcano.

Where's the nearest one?

I don't think there are any volcanoes around here.

I'm quite glad about that.

Aw!

Think hard, Rosie.

There must be one around here somewhere.

Ooh!

Hm.

Hi, Holly. What's Will up to?

Will?

Um... Why are you wearing swimming goggles?

To protect my eyes.

All scientists wear safety goggles, Rosie.

Why have you got all those jars?

These aren't jars, Holly.

They are test tubes.

What are test tubes?

-They're for doing experiments.

-What experiments?

You'll see.

Boom!

Hey? What?

BIRD SQUAWKS

Don't panic, Oakley, but you're sitting on top of a volcano.

Squawk! A volcano?

Yes. Lots of hot lava could erupt from it like this.

What? But I've just redecorated my nest.

It's all right, Bluebird.

This isn't a volcano.

Just a very safe old hill.

Volcanoes are made when hot lava from the centre of the earth

pushes its way up through the ground.

Can you feel the lava, Oakley?

Does it make your roots warm?

No, Raggles.

Lava is deep, deep down beneath layers of rock,

even deeper than my roots go.

But how can you tell when a volcano is going to erupt?

Sometimes you can feel the ground vibrating,

if you have sensitive feet like me.

Yes, and when a volcano is going to erupt,

everyone must get away from it as quickly as they can.

Tell me some more volcano signs.

Well, there's rumbling, of course.

Ah, yes. A rumbling sound from deep, deep in the ground.

I'm going to find a volcano.

See you later.

What happened with your experiment, Will?

Good question.

I thought I'd end up with more than just some funny-coloured stuff.

Hi, Will. Hi, Holly. Can I borrow some salt, please?

Yes, of course, Big Bear.

Actually, I borrowed it for my experiments.

There must be an exciting one I can do.

I've got the perfect thing.

Come with me, Will.

Vibrations in the ground.

Did you feel them too, Ed?

ED SQUEAKS

Look out everyone.

A volcano is going to erupt.

Boom!

Hello, Raggles. Hello, Ed. What's all this...

About a volcano then?

Oh, erm...

ED SQUEAKS

But, Big Bear, I want to do science experiments, not cookery.

I do science in the kitchen every day, just cooking food.

Here's the recipe for honey and banana bread.

The yeast and the honey react together

to make bubbles in the dough.

That makes the bread rise and become lovely and soft.

Can I have a go?

This IS like doing science.

Good work, scientist Will.

Do you want to finish making the dough

while I rake up the leaves in the garden?

No problem.

Very interesting.

There!

The more yeast I put in, the more bubbles there'll be.

And the bread will be even more soft and yummy.

Sh! I think I heard a rumble.

Oops, that was my tummy.

I didn't have much breakfast.

What was that?

The volcano. It's about to blow.

Ooh!

Well done, Will. You're a great bread-maker.

Sorry, scientist.

Now, let's get this dough in the oven.

And I'm going to tell everyone to come and taste my amazing bread.

I really don't think there are any volcanoes around here.

Sorry, Raggles.

Aw!

There must be some other volcano signs to look for.

Well, I've heard that smoke sometimes comes out of the ground

when a volcano is about to erupt.

Smoke?

Raggles, I don't think we are going to find...

A volcano! Look! Smoke!

Caramba!

Look out! A volcano is going to erupt!

Boom!

Don't panic, just get away from the volcano as quickly as you...

Oh...

Aw!

I can't wait to taste Will's bread.

Boy, neither can I.

Raggles, what's wrong?

Oakley and Archie told me all the signs to look for,

but I still haven't found a volcano.

ALL: Oh!

Big Bear, I think you'd better come quick.

Oh.

Ooh! How much yeast did you use, Will?

All of it.

The ground's vibrating, there's a rumbling sound, there's smoke.

All signs of a volcano.

ALL: Ooh!

Let's make sure everyone is safe.

Come on, Holly, Matt and Nat.

Everyone, away from the den.

Nice and calm.

Follow me, please.

Good. Everyone is safe.

Well done. That's exactly what you're supposed to do when

there's a volcano.

I mean, when Will bakes bread.

Sorry, Big Bear. I didn't follow the recipe like you showed me.

It was certainly an interesting experiment.

But even scientists have to follow instructions, Will.

I think the bread has stopped rising.

I'll go and check on it.

Everyone else, stand back, please.

Look! A bread volcano!

LAUGHTER

Is anyone brave enough to try some...?

Mmm...

-Yummy, yummy...

-In my tummy.

These should help us clear up the bread.

Thanks for making sure everyone was safe, Raggles.

I'm glad I could help even though it wasn't a real volcano.

It was definitely an eruption though.

LAUGHTER

-Raggles?

-What is it, Rosie?

No more bread, please.

No, it's one of Will's experiments.

I just put baking soda into this cup and then we pour in some vinegar...

I want to do it.

Yay!

That's the best volcano ever!

Look out, everyone!

Boom!

# Everything's Rosie Everything's Rosie

# Everything's fun when your friends are around

# Raggles and Bluebird

# Big Bear and Oakley

# Everything is Rosie now. #