Hedgehog Get Squiggling

# My name is Squiglet

# I love to draw

-# A dog

-Woof-woof

-# A cat

-Miaow

-# A mouse

-Squeak

# 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's here.

SNUFFLING

Can you hear that noise?

It's sort of snuffly and snorty.

-SNUFFLING

-I know what it is.

Do you?

It's an animal.

It's small...

and round...

and covered with little spikes.

It's a hedgehog!

Shall we squiggle our own hedgehog?

What sort of line could we use?

Let's have a look.

BOING! BOING! BOING!

It's a zigzag line!

Have you got your squiggle pads?

And squiggle sticks ready?

Now it's time to get squiggling.

Let's start with the spikes.

We'll need a zigzag line for that.

They're great!

Squiggle one with me.

Put your squiggle stick on your squiggle pad.

Zigzag. Zigzag. Zigzag.

Zigzag. Zigzag.

Zig!

That's my zigzag line.

What's yours like?

Zigzag. Zigzag.

Zigzag. Zigzag. Zigzag.

Zig!

Those look like hedgehog spikes all right.

Now let's do his face and tummy.

We need one line here.

And another longer line underneath.

He needs some legs.

A little round nose.

Two eyes.

One.

Two.

And a smiley mouth.

There! What a lovely looking hedgehog.

Shall we meet him?

Say the magic words with me.

One, two, three, four, five.

Let's make our squiggles come alive!

Hello! I'm Spike.

Hello there. I'm Squiglet.

SNUFFLES

Nice to meet you, Squiglet.

But I can't hang about.

I've got a job to do.

A job?

Oh, yes. It takes me all day.

I'm a park keeper, you see.

I've got to keep the whole park tidy.

I'd like to see Spike's park.

Wouldn't you?

Are your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's all squiggle some grass.

We can use that zigzag line again.

Ready?

Zigzag. Zigzag. Zigzag.

Just keep going right across your page.

How's yours doing?

What about a bush?

We'll use a curvy line for that.

All the way round.

I'm going to squiggle some more bushes, trees and a path.

Join in, if you like.

There. Finished!

Lovely park, Spike.

And very tidy.

You must be a really good park keeper.

Thanks, Squiglet.

Buh! But it won't be tidy for long.

Because as soon as the wind blows...

Oh!

It gets all messy again!

Oh! This'll need a lot of tidying.

Oh, and it'll take me ages with my little hedgehog legs.

But where did all this mess come from?

Oh, I can show you that. Come with me.

Here is Ben the Badger's healthy snack bar.

What'll you be having, Sam Squirrel?

A pack of nutty nibbles please, Ben Badger.

Roshni Rabbit? Barbara Birdy?

An acorn slice, please.

And a berry bar, please.

Here we go.

-Oo.

-Thanks.

-Great.

-Oo.

What's wrong with this, Spike?

They're lovely, healthy snacks. That's all.

Oh, they might be healthy but they're also untidy. Watch.

-Oo.

-Yummy.

-Oh, love this.

-Mmmm.

Oh! Oh dear!

I'd better get tidying.

I should be finished in a few weeks.

There must be a way you can tidy up quicker, Spike.

-Ohhh!

-How about a broom?!

Are your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's all squiggle a broom's bristles.

The sweeping part.

We can use that zigzag line again.

Ready?

Zigzag. Zigzag. Zigzag.

The broom's bristles.

Now we need two straight lines over the bristles.

One.

Two.

Join them up.

For the long handle...

two straight lines.

One...

Two.

And join them up.

Let's colour it in.

What colour are you going to make yours?

There. A very useful broom.

Oh! Thanks, everyone.

Now you can just sweep everything up, Spike.

Oh, yes. I'll have this park tidy in no time.

Oh, no! Not the wind again.

Oh!

Wahhh! That's too windy for me.

Woah! Spike's curled up into a ball.

That's what worried hedgehogs do.

Spike, are you OK?

Oh!

Oh!

Look out, Spike!

Oooohhhhh!

Quick. We'd better go after him.

Hello, everyone, have you seen Spike, the park keeper?

No, I haven't seen him anywhere.

But, er, would you like a nutty nibble?

-ALL: Aaarrrggghhhh!

-Sea monster!

It's Spike!

Oh, I've been all over the park.

Ohhh, I'd better tidy up again.

But where did all this mess come from?

Well, you lot actually.

When you drop your snack wrappers on the ground

the wind blows them over the park.

Then Spike has to pick them up.

It's his job to keep the park tidy.

Oh, och, erm, ugh.

We're really sorry, Spike.

It's just that we didn't know where to put our wrappers.

Well, never mind. Back to work.

Poor Spike, it'll take ages to clear up this mess.

Don't worry. Let's see if we can get a clue from the squiggle pad.

Can you help us find a way of keeping the park tidy for Spike?

What a lovely picnic.

Mmmmm, yummy! A tasty banana.

There's lots of rubbish.

She's putting it in the bin.

Some paper.

And some orange peel.

The children are doing a great job of tidying up.

Did you spot where the children put their rubbish?

Oh! Those children put their mess in a bin.

We could do that.

You could if there was a bin in this park.

But there isn't. Ohhh!

But, Spike, we can squiggle you a bin.

Are your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Let's all squiggle a beautiful bin.

One that everyone will see.

We'll squiggle the shape of the bin first.

Ready?

Two sloping straight lines.

Like this.

For the sides.

Then one across the top.

And another across the bottom.

There!

Now, remember the zigzag line?

We can use it again

to make a beautiful pattern.

Zigzag. Zigzag. Zigzag. Zigzag.

And two lines. At the top...

..and the bottom.

There!

I'm making my bin red and blue.

What colour are you going to make yours?

One extra special park bin.

Oh, yes! That's a beautiful bin.

I can't wait to put my rubbish in it.

Well there's certainly plenty of rubbish around.

Do you really want to help me?

-Of course!

-I'll get the first bit of rubbish.

And I'll get the second.

They're fast, aren't they, Spike?

This park will be tidy in no time.

You can have a rest if you want, Spike.

A rest? Well, I suppose so.

But with such a beautiful bin

and so many new friends to help me,

I feel like collecting some rubbish myself.

Let's get park keeping!

Why don't you join in with our song?

# When you've enjoyed a scrummy snack

# And the wrapper's in your hand

# Hold on to that wrapper

# And have a look around

# Keep on marching till you find yourself a rubbish bin

# March up to that rubbish bin

# And drop your wrapper in

# Bye-bye rubbish

# Bye-bye rubbish

# Bye-bye rubbish

# When you've enjoyed a scrummy snack

# And the wrapper's in your hand

# Hold on to that wrapper

# And have a look around

# Keep on marching till you find yourself a rubbish bin

# March up to that rubbish bin

# And drop you wrapper in

# Bye-bye rubbish

# Bye-bye rubbish

# Bye-bye rubbish. #

Ha ha! It's fun tidying up.

Thanks for all your squiggles.

It's time to go now.

But come back to get squiggling soon.

Keep on squiggling!

ALL: Bye!

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