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# My best invention the Iconi-Screen

# They're friends and animals The Iconicles

# So come along with me and I'll tell you more

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# There's Rumple and Miss Moo Splish and Splash and Skitter too

# I'll show you their worlds The Iconicles

# I just can't wait for you to meet them all... #

-Ho-ho!

-Ha-ha!

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Oh, hi there! I'm off on a trip to do some bird watching.

I'll need my jacket.

My woolly scarf.

And, oh! My gloves.

There we are.

Pop these in there. Lovely.

Oh! And I mustn't forget this.

My old camera.

I really want to take some photos to remember all the birds I get to see.

I need to test it out by taking some photos.

It's an old camera and I want to make sure it works properly.

Hmm, now, what to photograph?

Ah, a lamp!

Hmm. Some flowers.

The Iconicles.

# Let's explore Wonderful lands never seen before

# The Iconi-Screen My most amazing machine

# The I I-I Iconi-Screen

# Wild wilderness Around the garden bench

# Down on the farm and by the Water's Edge

# Guess which Iconicle is coming to play

# Can you guess which world we'll visit today? #

Now, this is where the fun really begins.

Who would be a good Iconicle to photograph?

There's Splish and Splash. They seem to be having a lot of fun.

I'll not bother them.

There's Rumple the Rhino. He's busy sharpening his horn.

It's an important job. Best leave him to it.

Aha! Skitter the squirrel.

He would be great to photograph, don't you think?

Ha-ha-ha! Ha-hay!

Ha-hay!

Wheee!

Waay!

Wa-ho!

-Skitter, good to see you.

-Good to see you too, Nat.

I'm going on a trip to do some bird watching.

I was hoping to test my camera out by taking photos of you.

Ho-ho! Sounds super excellent, Nat. So, where's this camera thingy?

Oh, it's over by the crazy cupboard.

Ooh!

Ha-ha! That's not my camera, Skitter. That's a lamp.

This is my camera.

This camera can take pictures of you.

Called photos. Ooh! Hold it right there.

Ooh, what's that amazing smell over there?

Aw! Missed him.

Skitter, wait for me!

OK, Skitter, hold it right...

Oh! Missed him again!

Wow, Nat, lots of interesting stuff in here.

What's it all for?

It's my bag. I'm packing for a bird watching trip.

Are you taking any nuts? I'm sure I can smell some in here.

Aha!

This is my secret (nut) supply.

This is a trick photographers use to photograph wild animals.

You put some food on the spot where you want the animal to sit still

and when they come and eat it you get your photograph.

Shh!

I smell nuts.

Hup!

He's just too fast.

Mmm. Thanks for the nuts, Nat.

I know one thing Skitter always sits still for.

Want to check out what's happening in the Wild Wilderness today?

Yes, yes, yes! Wahee! Wa-ha-hay!

While he's watching, I can get snapping.

Ah, what a wonderful day.

It's definitely the sort of day for a trot through the long grass.

Ah-ah-aaah!

Whoa!

ZEE SNIFFS

Unless of course,

it's the sort of day for a nice snack of Wibble Wobble flowers.

Oh! Ah! Oh!

Or perhaps even a trot AND a nibbly-wibbly.

Waaah! Oop!

Mungo! Are you all right?

I was, until my favourite coconut tree started shaking like a jelly.

What could have caused it to do that, Zee?

It could have colly-wobbles in its roots.

Or the hee-bee-jee-bees in its leaves.

Well, whatever is causing it to shake is causing me big problems.

Maybe we should ask Rumple.

He knows the answer to every problem, big or small, or wobbly!

Good idea. Let's go.

# I'm a little flutterby, butterfly Flip, flap, flop. #

BOTH: Twinkle! Oh!

If you want to join in my butterfly dance, you only have to ask.

No time for dancing, Twinkle, it's an emergency.

Mungo's tree has gone all wobbly.

I've got a much bigger problem than that.

I had to leave my favourite dancing place. It's full of horrible dust.

We're going to ask Rumple to help fix Mungo's wobbly tree problem.

Maybe he can solve your dusty dancing place problem too.

RUMPLE SNORES

Knock, knock!

Rumple, wakey, wakey! We need you.

Or, to be more precise, we need your help.

Are you sure? Yes, my tree's gone all trembly.

And my best dancing place is full of dust.

Have you tried to find out what's made them happen?

We don't need to. We can ask our wise and clever Rumple-Wumple.

-Don't call me Rumple-Wumple.

-What can we do?

Hmm. I think you need to get Zee to help you solve your problems.

-Zee?

-Zee?

-Yes, Zee.

Goodbye. RUMPLE SNORES

Me? Oh. Oh, goodness.

Solving all their problems. That's a big job for Zee.

Hmm. That's a tricky one.

Er, Nat? Are there any more of those tasty nuts lying around?

Wa-ha-hee!

He-he! Well, I've solved a problem of my own.

I took lots of great photos of Skitter while he was watching.

Oh, no! I forgot to put film in my camera.

No film means no photos.

ALARM BEEPS

Skitter? Games alarm.

It's time to play Spot The Iconicle.

It might be easier to spot an Iconicle than photograph a Skitter.

OK.

Did you spot the yellow butterfly in the Wild Wilderness?

Erm...oh, I think I saw it.

When Mungo fell out of the tree, the butterfly flew out too.

Oh! Ah! Oh!

Or perhaps even a trot AND a nibbly-wibbly.

Waaah! Oop!

Mungo! Are you all right?

-Yes! Well done, Skitter, you're right.

-Yes, yes, yes!

Did you spot the yellow butterfly too? If you did, nice work.

Oh, I wonder how Mungo's getting along with his shakey tree.

Hmm.

Checking to see if Mungo's solved his problem may help solve mine.

I'll catch him this time.

Hmm. It appears your wobbly problem has gone away, Mungo.

The tree isn't shaking any more. Or is it?

No, but what it if starts again? What do I do then?

Well, I shiver and shake when I'm cold.

Why don't you hug your tree to warm it up next time it shivers?

You want me to hug a tree?

Or maybe it's gone all weak and trembly

because holding those heavy coconuts has made it tired.

You think my tree's tired?

Yes. That must be it. You should pick all the coconuts right away

before it starts getting tired again.

Now that sounds like my kind of plan.

Good! Well, it appears I've solved Mungo's problem.

-Hah! Now for Twinkles.

-Zee, you're a genius.

Dust, dust, everywhere dust!

-Braaa!

-TWINKLE COUGHS

Oh no. It's still far too dusty to dance here.

What am I going to do?

You could use this to fan away the dust, Twinkle.

A fan? That's brilliant.

ZEE COUGHS

Erm, that didn't really work as well as I thought.

Ooh. I know what will.

Butterflies! Lots and lots of butterflies should do the trick.

Butterflies? But how?

If they all flap their little wings together,

they will blow all the dust away. Like this.

Flutterby, butterflies! Oh yes!

I'll dance with them. It'll be so lovely.

What about Cruncher's water hole?

You might find butterflies on the flowers.

How perfect!

TWINKLE SINGS TO HERSELF

Oh, that's another problem solved. I'm getting rather good at this.

Great job, Zee. My tree's not wobbly, and I'm having fun!

Thanks, Mungo.

They WERE on the flowers by the water hole.

Just like you said, Zee. This is such a brilliant idea.

Thanks, Twinkle.

Ahhhh.

Rumple! You really do know everything.

You said I'd solve everyone's problems, and I did!

Problems? The Crunch has a problem.

What's wrong?

The Crunch's water hole. It's empty. The water is all gone.

ALL: Oh no!

Poor Crunch. And that's yet another problem for Zee to solve.

Now, where are those nutty, nutty, nuts?

Skitter, wait!

Oh! I was so interested in what was going on at the Wild Wilderness,

I forgot to take a photo of Skitter.

-Now he's rushed off again.

-Ha-ha-ha!

Skitter, why do you find it so hard to keep still?

Why? Because there's so much to see when I visit you.

I just want to go and explore all the time. See ya!

This really is a problem. What to do?

I know. I'll take a photo of Skitter without him knowing.

This camera has a self-timer, which means I can set the timer,

leave it somewhere and it'll take a photo on its own.

Hopefully, a good one of Skitter.

If I'm not holding the camera,

Skitter won't know he's being photographed.

Oh, Skitter! Have you smelt this bunch of fresh flowers over here?

Mmm. Wonderful smell. It'll remind you of the garden.

Ooh, flowery smells, yes. Mmm. Smells good!

Wee-hee!

CAMERA CLICKS

Yes!

Oh, Skitter!

I think there might be some leftover nuts by the bread bin.

Nuts! Wahoo!

Oh. No nuts here.

CAMERA CLICKS

Oh, Skitter! Have you seen this new invention I'm working on,

over here in the workshop?

Ooh! New invention? Where, where, where?

CAMERA CLICKS What was that?

Aha! I think I've finally got some decent photos of you, Skitter.

Hm! I'll need to print them out first,

so we can look at them together.

Oh, yes!

All the photos are on this film.

I just need to pop this film into my photo printer,

and the photos will come out here.

While they're printing, why don't we see

if they've solved all their problems in the Wild Wilderness?

He-he! What do you call a water hole with no water in it?

A hole! Ha-ha-ha!

Mungo, this isn't funny. The Crunch needs water.

TWINKLE: What are we going to do?

Do any of you have an answer?

I know, let's sing a rain song.

Do you know a rain song?

TWINKLE: I do, I do!

But it never rains when I sing it.

-Juicy fruit!

-CRUNCH: Juicy fruit?

We pick lots of juicy fruit

and squeeze the juice into the water hole.

Won't that be a bit sticky-icky?

The Crunch needs water, not juice.

We could, well, no, er...

I'll think of some more ideas.

Zee, we only need one idea that works,

not a gazillion ones that don't.

At least Zee's got some ideas.

Can anyone else think of an answer to all these problems?

-Oh.

-Erm.

Isn't it funny how we've all had little problems today.

What if they're not lots of little things going wrong,

but one big thing?

Go on.

Well, we need to go back to the beginning

to work out what started it all.

To discover what the big problem is.

That is a good idea, Zee.

Well, the Crunch woke up this morning and found flowers.

TWINKLE: Lovely butterfly flowers.

No, flowers make the Crunch...

Uh-oh.

Ahhh-chooo!

Sneeze.

Look! Dust!

And do you see where it's going?

The dust is going to my most favouritist dancing place.

Because of all the dust, I had to find a new dancing place.

And where is this new dancing place, Twinkle?

I think I know. Follow Zee.

Here we are.

Yes, this is my new dancing place.

I came here to practise dancing like a little flutter butterfly.

Huh! There's my tree and it's shaking again.

It's been shaking because of your dancing, Twinkle.

Little me? Nonsense.

None of the other trees are shaking. Well, not much.

My tree's an extra springy monkey tree. Watch. I'll show you.

OK, Twinkle, stop dancing.

What did I tell you?

So, Crunch's sneezing made the dust clouds,

which sent Twinkle to dance here, and that made Mungo's tree shake.

But what about my water hole? Where has all the water gone?

Hmmm.

Mungo. I suppose you haven't done anything different today, have you?

Me, no, I don't think so. Oh, yeah, there was one thing.

It was Zee's idea.

I threw all the heavy coconuts over there,

to try and stop my tree from shaking. Like this.

See?

Oh! Oh! Follow that coconut.

Oh, the coconuts Mungo threw from his tree fell into the stream.

They've blocked it up.

So, that's why there's no water in Crunch's water hole.

-Oops. Sorry.

-Well, this is one problem that's easy to solve.

-Yay!

-Hurrah!

Now, the Crunch get's his water hole back.

And Twinkle's taken the flowers away, so you won't sneeze any more.

Ah...ah...I hope so.

Now Crunch has stopped sneezing,

he won't blow any more flower dust into my special dancing place.

So I can go back! Dancey, dancey, dancey! Ha-ha!

And if Twinkle doesn't dance near Mungo's tree,

it won't wobble any more.

And I don't need to throw away any more coconuts,

so Crunch's water hole won't get blocked again.

We did it! Everyone's problems are solved.

Well done, Zee. I told you you could do it.

Yes, but, you knew the answers all along.

Maybe I did, maybe I didn't.

But you all had much more fun working it out on your own, didn't you?

We did

and now I think I really deserve my Wibble Wobble flower snack.

Or, perhaps I should have that trot in the long grass.

So all the problems were connected.

Yes, and by going back to the beginning

and asking all the right questions, they solved all the problems.

Right. The photos should have finished printing by now.

-Want to go and see them?

-He-he-he!

Hmm. There's one of your arm.

Ooh! That's my tail.

Very bushy.

That's one of your head.

-Very big. Ha-ha!

-Ha-ha-ha!

And that's your legs.

Oh. So after all that effort, I've still not taken

one single good photo of you, Skitter.

What am I going to do?

Hmm. Maybe you just need to look at your problem in a different way.

OK. The problem is the photographs of you.

They look more like jigsaw pieces.

Of course!

Instead of looking for one picture,

maybe we can join them together, just like a giant jigsaw.

Yes, yes, yes!

Put this one here, and this one under there.

I like it. I like it.

And we've done it!

We have finally solved the problem.

Out of these four photos,

I've finally got my picture of you, Skitter.

-And it's a beauty.

-Yes, yes, yes!

And now that's solved, I need to get back to the garden, Nat.

Lots still to do today. Busy, busy, busy.

Thanks for all your help today, Skitter. See you later.

See, see, see you later, Nat. Wahey!

Wa-ha-hey!

-Ha-ha-ha!

-Bye, Skitter.

Bye, Nat. Ha-hey!

Now, time to stick Skitter's picture together.

Hope to see you next time. Bye!

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