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# Let's play

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# Let's play

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# Let's have an adventure, hooray

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# Let's play!

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# Who could we be today?

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# What could we do?

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# I'd like to drive a racing car

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# Fly to the moon

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# I could be a firefighter

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# A farmer or a vet

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# A knight in shining armour

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# Or I could be a chef

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# Let's play

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# Let's play

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# Let's have an adventure today. #

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Let's play!

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Sid?

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Goal! Yes, I scored!

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Oh, really great, but Sid, have you seen the bath plug?

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The bath plug? You mean this?

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Yes. What were you doing with it?

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Playing ice hockey, of course!

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Can I have it, please?

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Yeah, of course, but why?

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To stop the water running out of the bath.

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What am I going to use as my puck?

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Puck? What's a puck?

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Ice hockey players use a stick and a puck to play with,

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so without a puck, it's like football without a ball,

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-or a flip without a flop.

-Or a bath without a plug.

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Maybe I could use the soap instead.

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Oh, yes. Actually, no. I'll need that, too.

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This is serious. How can I be an ice hockey champ

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if I can't practise with a puck?

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How will I get clean if I don't have a bath?

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-Don't worry, we'll think of something.

-But what?

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JINGLE!

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-Hold on, Sid, it's time!

-Great!

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It's time to play!

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Whose turn is it today?

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Let it be me!

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Let it be me!

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-Me!

-Me!

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# Let it be me

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# Let it be me

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# Let it be me

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# Will it be me?

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# Let it be me

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# Let it be me

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# I really, really, really, Really hope that it's me

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-# Let,

-let,

-let,

-let

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# Let, let it be me!

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# Let it be me

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# Let it be me

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# I really, really, really, Really hope that it's me! #

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-Could it be me?

-Could it be me?

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It's me!

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# Yes, it's me

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# Yes, it's me

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# I'm really, really, really, Really happy! #

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It's me!

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Look, there's the dressing up room.

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So what are we going to play?

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Let's find out.

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So, a hula outfit, a sea captain's hat, and animal feet?

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I don't think so. Let's try again.

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Well, this time I've got on a big, heavy coat,

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a funny-looking hat and a pair of boots.

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I look like some old-fashioned sailor,

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but what do you think we're playing today?

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I know, we're playing sea captains from the olden days,

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so what do we need to know?

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First of all, Rebecca, sea captains in the olden days used special

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instruments called sextants to find out where they were in the sea.

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Sea captains used the wind to power their ships.

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They could change direction by adjusting the sails

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and turning the big steering wheel called the helm.

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And lastly, Rebecca, sea captains sometimes got their crews to

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sing special songs called shanties...

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# We sailors on the sea. #

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..so they all worked to the same rhythm.

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OK, so that's what we need to remember,

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do we need anything else?

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Hmmm.

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What's this?

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A piece of paper with lines on it?

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Well, I haven't got a clue what this is, but I guess it'll come in handy.

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OK, we've got everything we need. Let's go.

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Hey, Sid.

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Can you guess what we're playing today?

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Arrr! Are you playing pirates, by any chance? Arrr!

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No, way better than that.

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We're playing sea captains from the olden days!

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-Wow! Does that mean you sail your own ship?

-I hope so.

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Lucky! While you're gone, I'm going to practise my ice hockey.

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Not with my sponge!

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Really? I guess I'll have to find something else.

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-Good luck, Captain Rebecca!

-Thanks very much. See you!

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Bye!

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Come on, let's play sea captains!

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Whoa!

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Woo!

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So, where are we?

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Oh, it looks like a harbour.

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A very old one.

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Arrr, you look like a captain!

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Well, hello there, lovely to meet you!

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I'm Rebecca.

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Er, I mean, er, yes, I am a proper sea captain.

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Captain Rebecca, at your service! Arrr!

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You must be the new captain of the Neptune, Captain Rebecca!

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Oh, I suppose I must. What is the Neptune?

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The Neptune, captain?

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Only the finest ship to set sail across the ocean!

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It only leaks on a Thursday, and you're in luck, because it's Friday.

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It's over there!

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Oh, that is beautiful! Is that my ship?

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Yes, indeed. You are its captain.

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The ship Neptune shall set sail after all!

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Hey, boys! We've got a new captain!

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Hurrah!

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Oh, great! So what happened to the old captain, then?

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Oh, he decided not to come, but that's a long story,

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and we've got so little time. It's time for us to go.

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My name is Richard Moby. I'm the ship's bosun, but call me Dick.

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Oh, OK, Dick.

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What does a bosun do, exactly?

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Well, he takes care of the sails, of course!

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We've got to haul all the fish across the ocean to the port of

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-Old Bigtown, and we need to do it really fast!

-What's the rush?

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-Have you ever smelt fish that's gone off?

-No.

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Well, it's the worst smell in the world. Only worse!

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Oh, well, let's not hang around. Let's climb aboard! Arrr!

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Right!

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Phwoar! They really do stink! Thanks a lot, Dick!

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Welcome aboard the Neptune, captain! Shall I give you a quick tour?

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-Port or starboard?

-Porter what, sorry? What does that mean?

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Port is left, starboard is right! Everyone knows that, captain!

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Of course they do! Just testing you, young Dick!

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There's the lookout up there in the crow's nest.

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-Hello, up there!

-Arrr!

-Have you laid any eggs yet?

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Eggs, you know, in a nest?

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It's a joke. Never mind.

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Right. Well, I think that's everyone on board, captain. Oh, hold on.

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-Where's Chester?

-Chester?

-The ship's cat.

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We can't set sail without him. Chester? Chester!

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MEOW!

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Ah, there he is! Good boy, Chester! Chester! Leave that fish alone!

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Oh, captain, that fish is beginning to pong!

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Yes, it smells well and truly off. At least it can't get any worse.

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You're right. Well, that's everyone, captain.

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OK, then. So, which way are we headed, young Dick?

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Right, we need to drop the fish off at Old Bigtown.

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I'll show you on the chart. I've got...

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Oh, I haven't actually got a chart!

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Right. What does this chart look like?

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Like a long, rolled up scroll of paper!

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Hmmm.

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Oh, maybe he means this!

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Does it look anything like this?

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Oh, that would be it! Good work, captain!

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So, what does the red rectangle mean?

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Oh, that, captain, is the Barracuda Rectangle!

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So what is that, then?

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'Tis a place, they say, full of sea monsters, bigger than houses!

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Some say they even chase after ships!

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You have to be bonkers to go through there!

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As mad as a box of cannonballs!

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-And that's exactly the way we're going!

-What?!

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No wonder the other captain didn't come!

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It's time to set sail. Take the helm.

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-Pardon?

-The helm! The steering wheel.

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Oh, right, yeah. Of course!

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Here we go, then.

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Weigh anchor!

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Weigh anchor!

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# Fiddly-diddly-dee

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# Rebecca went to sea. #

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I've been down below, captain, it's not looking good.

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Why, what's wrong?

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-You know you said the fish couldn't smell any worse?

-Yes.

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-They do.

-Oh.

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We need to get to Bigtown soon. Are we going the right way?

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Yes, bosun.

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We're heading towards the horizon. Old Bigtown should be over there.

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-Steady as she goes.

-Are you sure?

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As sure as a captain on her first day at sea with no experience can be.

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Oh, that's not good.

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Hmmm. I guess I'd better check where we're going.

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But I have no idea where we are! It all looks the same to me.

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How can I tell which way to go?

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Oh, I remember, do you?

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Sea captains in the olden days use a special instrument called

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a sextant to find out where they were in the sea!

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Bosun, a sextant, please!

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There you are, captain! And you'll need a compass.

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Thanks very much.

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OK, so...

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If we look through here, line it up with the horizon, find the sun...

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Ah!

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So that means we are here.

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Now, check the compass.

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That means we're heading in this direction!

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Oh, no! That means we're heading towards the Barracuda Rectangle!

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Phew!

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I feel like I've been at sea for weeks and weeks.

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Lunchtime, captain!

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-Have you enjoyed your first morning at sea?

-I have, bosun.

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So, what's on the menu? Please say it isn't fish!

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Ha-ha! No, ma'am. Chef's special.

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Is that someone's shoe?

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No, it's yummy salt beef!

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Hmmm. Do you have anything else on board to eat, please?

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We've got some biscuits, captain.

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I love biscuits!

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Once I start, I can't stop!

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Help yourself.

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Oh, yum, biscuits!

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I've had those for 15 years. It's amazing how long they stay fresh.

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As fresh as a pair of pirate's pants!

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-It's all looking good out there, now, captain.

-Good, good.

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Sea monster ahoy!

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A sea monster?

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That's what I said!

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Let me see.

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There it is!

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It's heading straight towards us!

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Don't worry, boys! Captain Rebecca will keep us safe!

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-Hurrah!

-Will I?

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Oh, yes, yes, I will!

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But hold on! The wind is blowing us closer towards the sea monster!

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We need to change direction, but how do we do that?

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Oh, hold on, I remember, do you?

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Sea captains change direction by adjusting the sails

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and turning the helm.

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That's what we need to do.

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-Move the sails, bosun!

-Aye-aye, captain!

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Now let's turn this wheel as hard as we can.

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We need to change direction, and fast!

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Yes, that should do it!

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We've done it! We're moving away from it!

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Hold on, though!

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Now it's coming after us! It's coming this way!

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Sea monster still ahoy!

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What are we going to do, captain?

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I can't make the Neptune go any faster.

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It's closing, captain, and fast!

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Hang on a minute. That's no sea monster.

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It's a whale!

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A what?

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A whale. You know, big mammal, swims in the sea, blows out its spout.

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A whale! Don't worry, they're really, really friendly.

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Well, captain, I do believe you've solved

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the mystery of the Barracuda Rectangle!

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It's all right, boys! It's not a sea monster. It's a whale!

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Hurrah!

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Now, let's get this fish to the port of Old Bigtown

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before it gets any older.

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Oh, the fish. There's good news and bad news, captain.

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-The good news?

-Half the fish doesn't smell.

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-Why?

-That's the bad news, captain. The cat's eaten it!

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Chester! You're going to have a very bad tummy ache later!

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Land ahoy! It's Old Bigtown, captain!

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Oh, brilliant! Well done, crew. Good work.

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Hang on a minute. We've stopped moving.

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Squirming starfish! The wind's out of my sails.

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If there's no wind in the sails, we won't move anywhere.

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Yes, ma'am, and we've got to get that fish to dry land.

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There's only one thing for it. Into the rowing boat!

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-Right, I think we're all aboard.

-Aye, ma'am.

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-Did you pack the fish?

-Yes, ma'am. It's by my feet.

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Phwoar, so it is! Where's Chester?

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He's leaning over the side.

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I think he's regretting having that large, fishy lunch.

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Oh, dear. OK. Are we ready, crew?

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-ALL:

-Yes, ma'am.

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Let's row this boat to harbour!

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Yes, captain!

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Here we go!

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Let's go!

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There we go. Good work.

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-Hold on, captain.

-What?

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-This isn't going well.

-Isn't it? Why?

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-We aren't actually moving.

-Aren't we?

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Oh, no, so we aren't.

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OK, leave this to me.

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Excuse me, crew?

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Yes, captain?

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If we're going to get to harbour, we'll have to work as a team.

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Is that understood?

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Yes, captain!

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OK, then. Here we go. Altogether now, and row!

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Row!

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And row!

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Hang on. Hold on. Stop, stop, stop!

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It's still not working. We're still not rowing together.

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So we're still not going anywhere.

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We're doing our best, captain, but we can't row at the same time.

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Oh, no. We'll never get to Old Bigtown

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unless we can all row together! But how can we do that?

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Oh, I remember, do you?

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Sea captains used to get their crew to sing special songs called

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shanties, so they could all row to the same rhythm.

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That's what we need to do.

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OK, everyone!

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We're going to sing a song so we can row to the same rhythm. Understood?

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Yes, captain!

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Right, then. So what will we sing?

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Erm.

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I know, I've got it!

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OK, people. From the top.

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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All together!

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea

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# We're sailors on the sea. #

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That's it!

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We've made it to Old Bigtown! Well done, everyone!

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-Three cheers for the captain. Hip, hip!

-Hooray!

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-Hip, hip!

-Hooray!

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-Hip, hip!

-Hooray!

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Thank you so much, everyone! Good news, bosun.

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-You'll be able to offload that fish now.

-That's a relief, ma'am.

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Phew! We would never have made it without remembering everything

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we needed to know.

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Sea captains used sextants to find out where they were in the sea.

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They could change direction by moving the sails and turning the wheel.

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And sometimes they sang special songs called shanties

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so they all worked to the same rhythm.

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# We're sailors on the sea. #

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I think it's time we went home.

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Bye, everyone! It's been great fun sailing the seas with you!

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Bye, captain!

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And we all sang together, and we managed to row all the way into port!

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When we arrived, even Chester the cat looked pleased!

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That sounds great fun!

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It was, but I'm going to need a relaxing bath after that adventure.

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Oh, hold on, what have you been using as a puck?

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This duck is really good at sliding around.

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I'll need that for my bath.

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Oh, not again! So what am I going to use?

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Don't worry. I've got just the thing.

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-It's perfect!

-What's this?

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It's a ship's biscuit.

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But it's not like any other biscuit you've eaten before.

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Right shape, right size.

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-Rock hard. It's perfect!

-Great!

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Playing sea captains was great fun. What do you like to play?

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I like to play doctors.

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I use my stethoscope like this.

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I love playing athletes. I always win gold.

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I like to play clowns, and pull silly faces like this.

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It's fun to play. Start playing today!

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See you soon!

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