Monster Get Squiggling

# My name is Squiglet I love to draw

-# A dog

-WOOF!

-# A cat

-MIAOW!

# A mouse

# And a whole lot more

# So grab your Squiggle Pads

# And Squiggle Sticks

# And draw along with me It's fun when you get squiggling

# Squiggling! #

Hello, everyone. Squiglet here!

ROAR!

Oh, what's that?

It sounds like someone roaring.

ROAR!

There are animals that roar.

Lions and tigers. But I think this is something else.

Someone who looks a bit like me.

A monster!

Shall we squiggle our own monster?

What sort of line could we use?

Let's have a look.

MUSIC PLAYS

It's a curved line.

Have you got your Squiggle Pads...

and Squiggle Sticks ready?

Now it's time to get squiggling.

Let's squiggle a monster's mouth first.

We'll need a curved line for that because he's smiling.

Curved lines are great. Squiggle one with me.

Put your Squiggle Stick on your Squiggle Pad.

Go down, curve round and up.

What's yours like?

Down, curve round and up.

Great!

Every monster has at least one tooth.

We'll need two lines for this.

Down and up.

Two eyes.

And a nose.

A big round line for his head.

Two ears.

One, two.

Let's give him two horns.

One, two.

A furry body.

We can use a zig-zag line for this.

Zig-zag, zig-zag, zig-zag, zig-zag, zig-zag, zig-zag,

zig-zag, zig-zag, zig-zag!

Arms.

One.

Two.

Legs. One.

Two.

Great! One monster.

Shall we meet him?

Say the magic words with me.

One, two, three, four, five.

Let's make our squiggles come alive!

MUSIC PLAYS

I'm Morris.

I'm a monster.

Hello, there, I'm Squiglet.

Did you know I'm staying at my granny's tonight?

It's a sleepover and I'm so excited!

HE LAUGHS

ROAR!

Good roaring, Morris. Where does your granny live?

In a monster cave, of course.

I'd love to see that cave. Wouldn't you?

Have you got your Squiggle Pads and Squiggle Sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's all squiggle a cave.

We can use our curved line again. A big one. Are you ready?

Start at the bottom and go up, curve over

and down the other side.

We need the ground outside the cave.

Let's use a bumpy line for that.

And some rocks.

There.

You can colour in your cave if you like,

whilst I squiggle some more of Granny's home.

One perfect cave.

Yes! This is it, my granny's cave.

Granny!

Hello, wee Morris.

-This is Squiglet.

-Hello, Granny monster.

I'm so excited about sleeping over. ROAR!

Hush, Morris, there'll be time for roaring tomorrow.

It's bedtime now.

I'm not sleepy.

Wee monsters must have their sleep,

so they grow up and have lots of sharp teeth.

But I'm really, really not sleepy.

You know one thing that always sends me to sleep? A bedtime story.

Oh! A bedtime story! ROAR!

That's a wonderful idea, Squiglet.

Let's go inside and find one.

Ah! There's your bookcase.

BOING! BOING! BOING!

Yes, and this is my fantastic rock collection.

Oh. But there's no books! And no books means no bedtime story. Aw.

I'll never get to sleep now.

Don't worry, Morris, we can squiggle you a book full of bedtime stories.

Really?

Have you got your Squiggle Pads and Squiggle Sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's all squiggle a book. We'll need it open

so it's ready to read.

We'll need our curved line again.

Two curved lines for the top of the book.

Ready, up, curve over and down.

Up, curve over and down.

Another two curved lines underneath.

Up, curve over

and down.

Up, curve over

and down.

We need the sides of our book.

Let's use straight lines for these.

One here.

One here.

And one down the middle.

Last of all, the pages of the book.

We need lots of curves for these

coming out of the middle.

There!

This book has got lots of different stories in it.

How about we draw a picture for one of them?

You can draw any picture you like.

A pirate?

A cowboy?

A princess?

Or even a chicken.

I've drawn a chicken!

Oh, thanks, everyone!

Ooh, I'm going to have a bedtime story about a chicken!

MORRIS CLUCKS

MORRIS LAUGHS

Oh, Squiglet, he doesn't look very sleepy.

Don't worry, Granny monster,

he will be!

Oh, I want to go to bed right now,

so that Squiglet can read my bedtime story.

Come on, Morris, let's go and see your bedroom.

I've cleaned my tooth!

Now it's bedtime! BOING, BOING, BOING!

All snuggly tucked in?

Yes, thank you.

Are you ready for your story, Morris?

Once upon a time,

there was a little monster and a chicken...

..all lived happily ever after,

even the chicken!

MORRIS SNORES

(I think it worked. Morris is asleep.)

ROAR!

Oh, dear.

Bedtime stories usually work.

It was too exciting! I don't want to sleep and miss any others.

But, Morris,

to have a sleepover,

you have to actually sleep.

Oh. That's right.

Oh...what am I going to do?

Don't worry - let's see if we can get a clue from the Squiggle Pad.

Can you spot another way of getting Morris to sleep?

It's bedtime.

And Mum's reading a story.

They rode all the way...

Bruno's enjoying it,

but he's looking sleepy.

The story's finished,

and it's time for Teddy to get to bed too.

Teddy's helping Bruno

to get to sleep.

Night-night!

Sleep tight!

Did you spot something to help Morris get to sleep?

Oh, that's it!

My favourite cuddly toy!

But...oh...

I left it at home.

What am I going to do?

Don't worry!

We can just squiggle you another cuddly toy, Morris.

Oh, brilliant!

Have you got your Squiggle Pads and Squiggle Sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's all squiggle a monster cuddly toy.

We'll need our curved line again for that.

We'll start with one of his ears.

Ready?

Up, curve over

and down.

Curve across the middle.

Then up, curve over

and down.

There.

Let's draw the rest of his head

with a big curve down from one ear

up to the other ear.

He needs a body.

Some arms.

One.

Two.

And legs.

One.

Two.

And some spiky monster hair!

Two eyes.

A round nose.

And a smiley mouth.

Oh, and don't forget his monster tooth!

I'm going to colour my toy blue and pink.

What colour are you going to make yours?

There.

One very cuddly monster.

Ah! My new favourite toy!

I'm going to call him Gordon. Thanks, everyone!

MORRIS YAWNS

(He's getting sleepy.)

I know a really good way to make sure he goes to sleep.

Let's sing him a lullaby.

Why don't you join in?

# Hush, little monster

# It's time for bed

# Time to rest your sleepy head

# You've brushed your tooth

# And cuddled up tight

# It's time to say night-night!

# Night-night!

# Hush, little monster

# It's time for bed

# Time to rest your sleepy head

# You've had a story

# The stars are bright

# It's time to say night-night!

# Night-night!

# Hush, little monster

# It's time for bed

# Time to rest your sleepy head

# Sweet dreams to you

# Let's turn off the light

# It's time to say night-night!

# Night-night! #

-MORRIS SNORES

-Sleeping monsters are very cute.

Thanks for all your squiggles.

It's time to go now.

But come back to get squiggling soon.

Keep on squiggling!

-Bye!

-Bye!

(Shh!)

Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd - 2008

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