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Lulu!

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Lulu?

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Lulu!

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-Lulu?

-Lulu!

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# Have you all seen Lulu Lulu Zipadoo?

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# The cutest little tortoise Will always be there for us

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# She's looking out for fun For her and everyone

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# Oh, Lulu, look at her go

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# She's on a new adventure Who knows where it will end

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# She loves to go exploring

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# With Hugo, her best friend

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# She heads out far and wide

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# With just one wish in mind

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# Along with all her friends

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# Lulu, where you going to?

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# Do do do-do-do, do do, do-do do-do

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# Lulu, we're all coming too

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# Do do do-do-do, do do, do-do do-do

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# Lulu, always on the go. #

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And if you want to find her

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Call Lulu Zipadoo.

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Lulu Zipadoo!

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Oooh. Ha-ha-ha-ha. Weeee.

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-Woo-ooh-hoo.

-Ha-ha-ha!

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Come on!

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Faster!

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I'm going to catch you, Spike.

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Ha-ha-ha. You can't catch me!

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Yu-hu-huuu. Oh.

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-Safe!

-Yoo-hoo, Barry. Here I am. Catch me if can.

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Er, huh-huh.

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-Bttthh.

-Come and see this, everyone!

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ALL: Oooh.

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-There, look.

-Stars.

-Stars.

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Maybe they hurt themselves when they fell from the sky.

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No, Spike, those aren't stars.

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-They're footprints, look.

-Yes, but not from a tortoise.

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Maybe from a hare.

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Or from a ferret.

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-From a hedgehog.

-From a badger.

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-From an owl.

-I think they are bird footprints.

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-A very big bird, with five, long claws.

-The rock is too hard.

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-Far too hard.

-To leave footprints on it.

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I don't think it's a rock. It's some dirt that's become hard.

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They must have walked here a long time ago.

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Like from prehistoric times.

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Wa-ah-ah-ah. Wa-ah-ah-ah. Wa-ah-ah-ah. It's a magic dance.

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To make the prehistoric birds appear!

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Wa-ah-ah-ah.

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BOTH: Wa-ah-ah-ah. Wa-ah-ah-ah.

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Wow! That looks like fun!

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ALL: Wa-ah-ah-ah. Wa-ah-ah-ah.

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Wa-ah-ah-ah. Wa-ah-ah-ah. Wa-ah-ah-ah.

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Wow! Look at that! A snowflake!

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ALL: Yey! It's snowing!

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You're it.

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-Oh, that's not fair.

-Did you see that? Our dance worked.

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Oooh.

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-Oh.

-Except, we made a mistake. We did a snow dance, not a bird dance.

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Ha-ha-ha. Lulu's right. Now, this is the bird dance. Come on, everybody.

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Let's all do it.

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Ooh-oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh. Ooh-oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh.

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ALL: Ooh-oh-oh-oh oh-oh-oh.

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I have an idea.

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To make the big, prehistoric birds come, we have to move our arms

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like wings, close our eyes and think very hard about them.

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-Hey!

-Shh! Come on.

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Oh.

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-Can we look now?

-Yes, my arms are hurting.

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Me, too, my wings are getting tired.

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-All right, open your eyes!

-Huh?

-Huh!

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-Huh!

-I think it worked!

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-No, it didn't.

-There's nobody here.

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-That means the birds turned up somewhere else.

-Come on!

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-It's a huge bird.

-Ooh.

-A bird's foot doesn't leave a print like that.

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Hattie's right. It's not a bird footprint.

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-It belongs to...a dinosaur!

-Ah!

-Ooh!

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-We have to warn the village.

-I'll go.

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Here, everyone take a stick.

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We can defend ourselves from the dinosaur.

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What about me, then?

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-You're spiky enough already.

-Oh, yes.

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Ha-ha-ha. No, it's not true.

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-It was just a joke. Ha-ha-ha.

-Ha-ha-ha.

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There was no dinosaur. We're the ones who made the footprint.

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Ha-ha-ha.

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-No dinosaur? Are you sure, Lulu?

-I'm sure.

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The dinosaur is heading for the village!

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BOTH: Ha-ha-ha-ha.

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-I almost believed you.

-That was a pretty good joke, Hattie.

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But we did it before you.

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I saw its footprints, they were huge. He's as big as a mountain.

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-Huh?

-What?

-Footprints. But we just made one!

-There are more.

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-The snow is full of them. Come and see.

-I told you there was a dinosaur.

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-Let's go and see.

-ALL: Oooh!

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-There, look.

-She's right. It's a real dinosaur.

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And its feet are enooooormous!

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And those marks there must be from his tail.

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-You mean our dance worked?

-The dinosaur's going to eat us all.

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He'll start with our feet.

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It's your fault, Hugo. You're the one who did that magic dance.

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-Come on, I was just pretending.

-Stop.

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-We all danced. It's not just Hugo's fault.

-You're right.

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It's all of our faults.

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-And now we have to sort it out.

-ALL: But how?

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By catching the dinosaur!

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ALL: Ughm.

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-Hurry!

-This way!

-Wait for me.

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It looks like the dinosaur didn't know which way to go.

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-Oh, yes, he did.

-Look.

-He ate a whole fish.

-He just left the bones.

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He must have very hungry.

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ALL: Oooh.

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-How did he find it here? The river's far away.

-Can you see, Lulu?

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The fish is stuck in the stone. Like the footprints.

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I know all about dinosaurs.

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They turn the remains of their meals into stone after they've

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eaten them up.

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Hugo, stop joking. It's not funny any more.

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But you already said that before. And it was real.

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Oh.

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Phew. Good thing the dinosaur didn't go to the village.

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-Yes, but he went to the school.

-I hope he doesn't eat the teacher.

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Of course he will. And he'll turn her into stone.

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I'm joking. He probably just wants to learn to read.

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-This is no time...

-To make jokes.

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Freddy and Freda are right, we all have to save the teacher now.

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Oh. Phew. The dinosaur isn't in the classroom.

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Ah! Look! He went into Brendan's workshop!

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Why don't you stay here if you're scared? I'm going.

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-We're not really scared. We're just careful.

-Go ahead, Lulu.

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We're behind you.

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-Oh, OK, thanks.

-Good luck.

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-Ah!

-So, where's the di-di-dinosaur?

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Not here, anyway.

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Oh, well, that's all right, then. We can go now.

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-Ah?

-Ah.

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-Oooh.

-Ah-aah.

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There, his footprints. He's back!

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And here, and here too! And there!

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-Brendan?

-What? What?

-So, you're the dinosaur.

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-What dinosaur are you talking about?

-Oh, no, look.

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It's Brendan's snowshoes that left footprints in the snow!

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Oh! And the tree trunk was the tail. Ha-ha-ha. I told you so.

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But what about his food, then? The fish turned into stone.

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It was there, you saw it.

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What, what, what are you talking about? What fish turned into stone?

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-There, that's a fish, isn't it?

-Oh, yes, that's a fish all right.

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Well, it was a fish. It lived millions of years ago

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and its bones were preserved in the stone.

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It's called a fossil.

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And the stone with the stars, could it be a fossil too?

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-You mean a stone with some markings like a starfish?

-Yes.

-Exactly.

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-Perfectly.

-It probably is another fossil.

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You know, millions of years ago, this whole place was covered with water.

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It was a sea. And so, there were fish and starfish. Any other questions?

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ALL: Oh, the sea.

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The sea was here, instead of the fields. It's amazing, isn't it?

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-I have an idea. Let's try to make it come back.

-Well, OK, but how?

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With a magic dance. The beach dance, for example.

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That's going to make the sea come back?

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Of course. And, anyway, we might as well give it a go.

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-That way, we can swim around and play in the waves.

-Of course we can!

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ALL: Ah-ha-ha-ha.

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Uh-ah-ah-ah. Uh-ah-ah-ah. Uh-ah-ah-ah.

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