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-# If you're a sad duck in the park

-# Or a bear who's scared of the dark

-# If you're a stressed out bat,

-then hark!

-# Call Hana's Helpline.

-You'll be fine

-# Moo, baa,

-double quack, double quack

-# Hana's always here

-# Moo, baa,

-double quack, double quack

-# She makes problems disappear

-# If you're a bird

-who can't get off the ground

-# Or an owl who makes an awful sound

-# Or a giraffe

-with the longest neck around

-# Call Hana's Helpline.

-You'll be fine

-# Moo, baa,

-double quack, double quack

-# Hana's always here

-# Moo, baa,

-double quack, double quack

-# She makes problems disappear. #

-My name is Elen.

-I was always getting lost...

-..because

-I couldn't follow directions.

-(MRS WINGER) It's important

-not to get sand in our eyes.

-Now, repeat after me.

-Don't put your head in the sand.

-What is it, Elen?

-What is it, Elen?

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-Please, Mrs Winger, I need the loo.

-The first door on your left.

-Help! I'm lost.

-Do you feel any better, Francis?

-What's wrong with you?

-What's wrong with you?

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-Limp feathers. It's getting worse.

-This will help.

-What is it?

-What is it?

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-Pondweed soup.

-I'd rather play a game, Betty.

-I'd rather play a game, Betty.

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-No problem.

-Let's perform tricks with string.

-Boring.

-We'll see.

-Here we are! Safe and sound.

-What did I do with my wiper?

-Has anyone seen it?

-I'll get a new one, from the office.

-I'll get a new one, from the office.

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-Do you know your way there?

-Yes, I think so.

-It's the second door, on the left.

-Help! I'm lost.

-That was a great trick! Do it again.

-That was a great trick! Do it again.

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-Here it is - where it should be.

-Watch this!

-Betty,

-I'd rather play cards than do this.

-I haven't walked home

-this way before.

-Help! I'm lost.

-Extra! Extra! Read all about it!

-Hana's Helpline helps animals.

-Hana! She can help me.

-PHONE

-PHONE

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-Answer it, Francis.

-Hello! Francis speaking.

-Hello! Francis speaking.

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-Hello! It's Elen here.

-I get lost all the time.

-Where do you get lost?

-Where do you get lost?

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-Everywhere!

-I'm meant to go one way

-but I go the other and I get lost.

-I've done it three times today.

-I'm only home

-because a policeman helped me.

-I know! Carry some string with you.

-Tie the end of the string

-to the start of the journey.

-It will lead you home.

-It will lead you home.

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-A ball of string? What a good idea.

-Mam has plenty of wool at home.

-She's a brilliant knitter.

-Bye-bye, Francis.

-Thanks for your help.

-Mam! I'm going to the park.

-Turn left at the lights,

-turn right, onto Feather Street...

-..and turn right, onto Egg Street.

-Yes, I know my way. See you later.

-Oh! What on earth is this?

-Ouch!

-Betty, are these in order?

-Yes.

-What we need is where we need it.

-Hana's Helpline. How can I help you?

-Hana, it's Mrs Winger.

-Hello, Mrs Winger. How can I help?

-Hello, Mrs Winger. How can I help?

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-I've hurt my ankle.

-Nothing serious.

-It was just an accident.

-Can you teach my class,

-this afternoon?

-No problem. I'll let everyone know.

-Betty, where's the dance class file?

-Betty, where's the dance class file?

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-It's where we need it to be.

-Where exactly is that?

-It's where I left it.

-Here we are.

-Here we are.

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-What would I do without you?

-Hiya, Elen. Are you alright?

-Hiya, Elen. Are you alright?

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-No, I'm not alright.

-The wool's gone

-and my feet are aching.

-Your wellingtons are on the wrong

-way around. Come inside my house.

-Thank you.

-Yes, of course. We have enough shoes

-to make the centipede dance.

-Come to the school by 3 o'clock.

-Hello, Elen. What's worrying you?

-Hello, Elen. What's worrying you?

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-Her boots are on the wrong feet.

-Thank you, Francis.

-Francis is right.

-Elen, do you know right from left?

-Elen, do you know right from left?

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-No.

-Let's paint a spot

-on Elen's right wellington.

-She'll know the difference

-between right and left.

-That's a good idea, Owen.

-I'll fetch the paint.

-Are you sure

-you don't want us to come with you?

-No, thanks. My spot will help me.

-Left, right. Left, right.

-Left, right.

-Oh, no! The spot was washed off.

-Hana's Helpline. How can I help you?

-Don't worry, Elen. I'll find you.

-I'll be back in a minute.

-Come on, Francis! You look better.

-Come on, Francis! You look better.

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-My feathers are still limp.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-See you, Hana. Enjoy the dancing.

-Come inside, everyone.

-Today, we'll learn a dance

-called the Hokey Cokey.

-It's a dance which reminds us which

-side is left and which is right.

-May I dance too, Mam?

-May I dance too, Mam?

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-Yes, if you feel up to it, Francis.

-Stand in a circle.

-Elen, stay with me.

-Thanks, Hana.

-It's a simple dance.

-You put your right hand in.

-Our right hand out.

-In, out. In, out.

-Shake it all about.

-You put your right hand in,

-your right hand out.

-In, out. In, out.

-Shake it all about.

-You do the Hokey Cokey and you turn

-around. That's what it's all about.

-It's your turn.

-One, two, three!

-# You put your right wing in,

-your right wing out

-# In, out. In, out.

-Shake it all about

-# You do the Hokey Cokey

-and you turn around

-# That's what it's all about. # Oh!

-You put your right wing in,

-your right wing out.

-In, out. In, out.

-Shake it all about.

-TOILET FLUSHES

-# You do the Hokey Cokey

-and you turn around

-# That's what it's all about. # Boo!

-Small animals who are in big

-trouble, call Hana's Helpline...

-..on moo, baa,

-double quack, double quack.

-Get quacking!

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