Supermarket Worker Let's Play

-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

# Let's play!

-# Let's have an adventure, hooray!

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

# Let's play!

# Who could we be today?

# What could we do?

# I'd like to sail a pirate ship

# Or decorate a room

# I could be a film director

# Or I could walk your pet

# A clown or tennis player

# The best you've ever met

-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

-# Let's have an adventure today

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

-# Let's play! #

-Cup of tea, Sid?

Ah. Sid!

-Yes?

-Remember I asked you to get some milk from the shops?

Yes. Oh, sorry. I forgot!

Yes. You're always forgetting things.

But me, I always remember everything.

I have a very clever trick.

-What's that?

-When I need to remember something,

I write it down in my diary.

That way, I never forget a thing.

Ah, yes. It's Sally's birthday today.

Yes, Sid. You see, when I write it...

What?! Sally's birthday!

I wrote it in my diary, but I forgot to remember to look.

-Right, I need to find a card.

-Oh, hold on, Rebecca! It's time.

Great!

-It's time to play!

-Whose turn is it today?

-Let it be me!

-Let it be me!

-Me!

-Me!

-Me!

-Let it be me! Let-let-let it be me.

-Me!

Let it be me!

Could it be me?

Let it be me!

Let it be me!

-BOTH:

-# Let it be me Let it be me

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

# Let it be me! Let it be me!

# Let it be me!

# Let-let-let it be me!

-BOTH:

-# Let it be me Let it be me

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

Could it be me?

Could it be me?

It's me!

-BOTH:

-# Yes, it's me Yes, it's me

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

# It's me! #

Look, there's the dressing-up room!

-# Let's play! #

-This is really exciting.

I wonder what we're playing today?

Right, so I've got on a clown's hat, a Roman uniform and piggy slippers?

This definitely can't be right.

So, I've got on a uniform this time.

And here is a picture of a shopping bag.

So, what are we playing today?

I know, we're playing supermarket workers.

So, what do we need to know?

'A supermarket worker helps customers in the store.

'They stack shelves, work on the till

'and sometimes deliver food to people's houses.

'In some supermarkets, to release a trolley,

'you need to put a coin into a slot and then you can take it away.

'If the supermarket shelves are empty,

'they can be filled up again by collecting goods

'from a building at the back of the shop called a warehouse.

'A supermarket worker can find out the price of an item

'by using the striped bar code on the label.

'When it is scanned by a computer at the till,

'it shows how much something costs.'

Sounds good. So that's what we need to remember.

Do we need anything else?

Oh.

A screwdriver. So what do we need that for?

Well, I guess we'll find out.

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

# Let's play. #

I'm sure I had one somewhere.

Look, Rebecca. I'm a supermarket worker.

Oh, wow. I love shopping. It'd be great to work in a supermarket.

-Wish me luck.

-Good luck.

-Thanks.

-Did you find a card for your friend?

-No.

-I have an idea.

-Why don't you make one?

-Great idea!

-See you soon.

-See you later.

# Let's play. #

Come on, let's play supermarket workers.

Whoa!

Whaa-hay! Weeee!

# Let's play. #

So, where are we? Ah, look, a supermarket.

This must be the right place. Oh, hello, are you going shopping?

I'm not sure. Er, I think I must be.

Oh, right.

Have a good shop.

Come on, we've got work to do.

# Let's play. #

Wow, Look at all this food.

Oh, turnips.

'Ello, Madam. 'Ow would you like to buy some of my lovely fresh turnips?

Aren't they beautiful? Give me a pound,

I'll give you a pound of my turnips. That's fair.

I am the master of... Hello.

-May I help you?

-No, I was just, you know...

If you'd like to buy a turnip, the tills are over there.

No, I'm not actually a customer. I'm here to work today.

Oh, I see. Well, we don't sell our turnips by waving them in the air

and yelling, "Gedayaniceturnipshere."

No, course you don't. Silly me.

If you're here to work, I have a few jobs for you.

-I am the manager of this store.

-Oh, hello, the manager.

-You can call me Mrs Clarke.

-Pleased to meet you.

you can start by sorting out these tins

-and making a nice display.

-Ring!

Excuse me.

-Hello?

-Ring, ring!

Hello? Clarke.

Yes. Of...of course.

Of course. Of course. Yes. Goodbye.

That was a very important call.

The owner of this store, Mrs Pumphrey, will visit today.

It is very important that everything looks absolutely perfect.

Righty-o.

-Why are you standing there?

-This is where I stopped when I walked in.

-Get to work!

-Oh, yes, of course.

-I'll be back to check.

I've got to make sure this whole store is shipshape. Maureen!

More biscuits in aisle five.

How many times...? Chop-chop!

Right, we'd better get to work.

# Let's play. #

Beautiful! Looking good.

It's that customer I bumped into earlier.

Hello. Can I help you, madam?

Eh? Oh, I don't know.

I came in for something, but I don't know what.

Er... Have you got a list?

No, it's all in my head...somewhere.

I just can't find it.

Oh, there it is. Er, can you get me some bananas, please?

Some Bananas? No problem. Anything else?

Um... Oh, a prune yoghurt.

-Prune yoghurt, right.

-Chocolate sprinkles.

Right, bananas, a prune yoghurt

and chocolate sprinkles? Leave it to me, madam.

Oh, now what else do I need? Erm...

Bananas, a prune yoghurt and chocolate sprinkles.

Wow, this is a big supermarket. So many things to buy.

Oh, yes.

Right, bananas and... You've got a lot of shopping.

Yes, I remembered quite a bit.

Could you straighten my glasses?

Of course.

-There we are.

-Oh, thank you.

OK, so bananas are...there.

And the yoghurt can go...there.

-And...

-Is that the chocolate sprinkles?

-Yeah.

And they can go...there.

Great. Right, now, what else do I need?

Excuse me? You might find it easier if you get a trolley.

-Good idea.

-They're over there.

Ooh, aah...

I'd better help her in case she drops everything.

-Whoooa!

-Crash!

-Too late.

-Oh, dear.

-Let me help.

I think I walked into the wall.

There you are. I'll give you a hand.

We'll put everything into the trolley.

Oh, no. The trolley's stuck.

Stand back. I'm going to pull the trolley out.

Whoooooa!

Oh, dear!

Oh, let me help you.

-Thank you.

-We both seem to be spending a lot of time on the floor.

Yeah. Oh, no. My display.

-It's a bit messy. Let me help you.

-Don't worry. That's my job.

-Come on, let's sort your shopping out first.

-Right, OK.

So, why is this shopping trolley stuck?

Oh, it's attached to a chain.

Hold on, I remember. Do you?

In some supermarkets, to release the trolley,

put a coin into the slot and then you can take it away.

Here we go.

There we are. One trolley.

-Now, we can put the shopping in.

-Thank you.

# Let's play. #

Thank you, Sid.

Right, no problem. See you, bye.

I better get this lot tidied up before Mrs Clarke...

Mrs Clarke!

-What has been happening here?

-Oh, nothing...

-Look at these tins.

I told you to make a display, not hurl them all over the store.

-Well, I was just about to...

-Please. Just. Get. A. Move. On.

Of course, absolutely. Right, I'd better get this lot sorted.

Aa...aa...achoo!

Sorry. Hello, I've got a cold.

I'm looking for some... Aa...aa... Flour. Achoo!

Flour's in aisle five, sir. Would you like me to show you?

Aa...aa... Yes, please. Achoo!

Bless you. Yeah, it's this way.

Toot, toot!

Here you are, sir. Flour.

There's none here.

Oh, no. We've run out.

Oh, dear. Oh, well. Bye.

What a shame.

Still, you can't magic flour out of thin air, can you?

Hold on! I remember, do you?

If the supermarket shelves are empty,

they can be filled by collecting goods

from a building at the back called a warehouse.

Excuse me? Mr man with a cold.

-Yes?

-I can get you flour from the warehouse.

Wait there a moment.

What a clever chap. Aaa-choo!

# Let's play. #

Now where is the flour?

Flour, flour flour... Ah, there it is.

Right, uh.

It's a bit high. Erm.

Hold on.

Oh, no. It's just too high.

Ah-ha!

Right.

If I could just get to the top of this...

and then reach up...

Got it!

Whooa!

Ugh!

Oh, no.

# Let's play. #

-One bag of flour.

-Thank you.

-No problem. Well...

-Bye.

Achoo!

Bless you.

Oh, no. Look at me.

I'm covered in flour.

-# I'm covered in flour. #

-Sid.

-# There's flour all over me. #

-Sid!

-# I'm covered in flour. #

-Sid, what are you doing?

-I was just...

-Why is this box here?

And...why are you covered in flour?

Good questions, all of them.

Um, I was helping the customer and, er...

-I'll clean it up. Right away. Leave it with me.

-Yes, please.

Oops!

# Let's play. #

There we are. All clean. I'll just put this lot in the bin.

I'll keep one piece though.

Right... Oh, Mrs Clarke, I was just doing it.

That can wait. I need you to go on the tills.

The tills, great! I always wanted to do put the items through,

check the prices, put them in bags...

-It isn't a game, Sid.

-No. Of course not. Where do I go?

-Over there.

-Right away!

Bleep. Bleep. Bleep.

Hello, this is till number seven. The till is now open.

Come one, come all! Till number seven is open, thank you.

Hello, madam. Sorry. You have a lot of shopping.

Yes, I couldn't remember what I needed,

so I decided to buy pretty much everything.

Raisins. So, how much do these cost?

Raisins.

How can I tell how much it costs?

There isn't a label on it. Just these stripes.

Hold on, I remember. Do you?

When a supermarket worker wants to find out the price,

he uses the stripy bar code label.

When it is scanned by a computer, it tells him how much something costs.

Yes! Raisins, three pounds.

-I can put through all your shopping now.

-Lovely.

# Let's play. #

Bye-bye, sir. Hope the dog likes his biscuits.

-Ehem.

-Oh, hello, Mrs Clarke.

I wasn't resting, I was... He went to...

I have a very important job for you.

We've had this order for a delivery. Can you do that?

Can I do it, Mrs Clarke? What do you think?

-I don't know. Can you?

-Er, I think so. Yeah, leave it with me.

Good.

Maureen, how many times...? Aubergines, aisle eight!

Right, so we've got party blowers, plastic toys and cake.

Sounds like a party!

I'll get this stuff together and get off and deliver it.

# Let's play. #

This looks like the place.

And, yes, it sounds like there's a party going on.

Hello.

Are you from the supermarket? Please say you are.

Steven, put that jelly down!

-Yes, I've got toys, balloons...

-Thank goodness.

They're for the party bags. And the cake? Have you brought it?

-Oh, yes. I've got a big...

-Thank goodness. Please bring it.

OK, I'll go and fetch it for you now.

-Thank goodness. As soon as possible.

-Help, Mummy. I'm up here.

Robert, get down from that.

Oh, no. One of my wheels has fallen off.

What am I going to do?

Hold on. I know what we can use. Do you?

We can use this. Brilliant!

-Fixed!

-Oh, my shopping. You don't know how happy that makes me.

The children will love it.

And then their mummies can take them home.

-Oh, good.

-No problem, madam!

# Let's play. #

Right, I need to finish this display.

There. Done.

My, my, that is excellent. Well done Sidney.

Thank you.

-Very good.

-Very good.

-Is that who I think it is?

I don't know, who do you think it is?

-Is that Mrs Pumphrey?

-Yes. She's been checking everything.

-And who do we have here?

-We have me. I'm Sid.

-And this. Who did this?

-Er...that was me.

Very good.

Very good indeed.

Sidney is one of our best workers.

Best workers, is he?

Well, you know what we give our best workers, don't you?

-No.

-We give them a star.

Star Worker of the Month.

I think he deserves that don't you, Mrs Clarke?

If you think so, absolutely.

There you go. Well done.

Wow. I've enjoyed being a supermarket worker.

We'd never have done so well without remembering everything

we needed to know.

In some supermarkets, you need to push a coin into a slot

to release a shopping trolley.

Supermarket shelves can be filled up

by collecting goods from a warehouse.

And a supermarket worker can find out the price

by using the striped bar code on the label.

It's time we went home.

-Thanks for a lovely day, Mrs Clarke.

-No, thank you, Sidney.

-Bye.

-Bye.

# Let's play. #

"Happy Birthday, love Rebecca."

-Hey, Rebecca.

-Oh, hey, Sid. How was it?

Being a supermarket worker was great fun.

I made this amazing stack of tins.

Oh, wow. And look, I've been busy too.

-I made a card for Sally.

-You managed to make one?

Yes, I found some brown lining paper in one of the drawers

and made it out of that. Look.

Hmm. I don't think that's going to stand up.

You're right. What am I going to do?

Don't worry. I brought you this card. And something to stick on it.

Oh, you're amazing, Sid! Thank you so much.

Being a supermarket worker was great fun.

What do you like to play?

# Let's play. #

I like to play police officers and stop the traffic like this.

Raaah! This is the noise I make when I play dinosaurs.

I like to play royal guards and march like this.

Tat-tat, rat-a-tat-tat!

Moo! And that's the noise that I make when I'm playing cows.

-It's fun to play.

-Start playing today.

See you soon.

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