The Leaves From Outer Space Lulu Zipadoo

-# Lulu. #

-Lulu, Lulu.

-# Lulu. #

-Lulu, Lulu.

# Have you all seen Lulu?

# Lulu Zipadoo

# The cutest little tortoise Will always be there for us

# She's looking out for fun for Her and everyone

# Oh, Lulu, look at her go

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

# She loves to go exploring With Hugo, her best friend

# She heads out far and wide With just one wish in mind

# Along with all her friends

# Lulu, where you going to?

# Lu-lu-lu-lu-lu, Lu-lu, Lu-lu-lu-lu

# Lulu, we are coming to

# Lu-lu-lu-lu-lu, Lu-lu, Lu-lu-lu-lu

# Lulu, always on the go And if you want to find her

# Call Lulu Zipadoo! #

Lulu Zipadoo!

-Hooray!

-Wa-hey!

-Ha-ha!

-Ha-ha!

-Yay!

-Woo!

Ooh! Hey!

Lulu, catch!

Hey!

Barry, over to you!

-Hugo!

-Yes, to me!

Stop that, everyone!

Our collection of leaves is in there.

It's to show the teacher. It's special.

-Made with plants from here.

-Yeah, plants from outer space.

Plants from outer space?

BOTH: Exactly!

Wow, can we see your special leaves, then?

-It's top secret!

-You'll find out all about it this afternoon.

-All right. Let's play tag!

-ALL: Yeah!

You can't catch me!

Yay! Tag!

Oh, carrots and lettuce!

-You're it!

-Sorry, but I thought Barry was it.

Well, no. He tagged me and then I tagged you. So...

Huh? Hey, Hugo!

Don't you want to play?

Lulu?

Hop! Hop! Hop!

-Hugo, what are you doing?

-I was just practising my jumping.

-Jumping?

-Actually, I have a little problem.

-Look!

-Huh!

But that's the special leaf collection. Oh, no!

How did it get there?

Maybe because of someone who's a little too curious and very clumsy?

Yes, maybe. Why don't you help me get it and put it back in their bag?

They'll never know, then.

Oh, please.

Otherwise Freddy and Freda won't be able to show the teacher.

Oh, all right.

We're finally going to see what those plants from outer space look like.

Huh? Oh.

Oh, no. We have a big, big, big problem.

Oh, no, no. YOU have a big, big problem. It's not my fault.

-Tag! Catch me if you can, Hugo!

-No, Hattie, I can't play right now.

-Why not? What's going on?

-I've lost Freddy and Freda's leaves.

We have to find them, otherwise they'll be really upset.

Leaves from outer space. Where do you think we'll find them?

OK, Hugo and I will look for the leaves,

you play with Freddy and Freda

-so they don't find out what's happening.

-All right.

A big rock from outer space is called a meteorite.

It flies through the sky and turns into a ball of fire.

Then it spins in the sky and goes zip-zap-zoom!

And then it crashes to the ground and makes a huge hole.

And everywhere it's been, ends up being burnt.

Like some hot dogs! Ha-ha!

-Wow.

-Oh, like hot dogs.

-And we found one.

-Did you say meteorite?

Yes, it's near the dried-up river,

next to the old tree stump by the clearing.

And that's where we found our special plants and leaves.

-No, it's over there.

-No, no, it's over there!

I wonder if they know where it actually is. I need a favour, Barry.

Hugo's lost Freddy and Freda's leaves.

What?

Shh. I'll tell Hugo where the dried up river is.

Maybe he can find some leaves there.

So can you stop them opening their school bags?

All right, you can count on me.

Well, I'd really like to see those plants from outer space.

All right. But only as it's you.

No, em, let's play Granny's Footsteps.

Oh, yes! Great idea!

BOTH: One, two, three, stop!

BOTH: One, two, three, stop!

I don't like that game. I always lose.

It's an emergency. Hugo's lost their special leaves.

We have to keep them busy until he finds them, OK?

OK.

BOTH: One, two, three, stop!

-Well, I'm sure these come from outer space.

-They don't.

Those are oak leaves and beech leaves.

They're not from outer space.

We looked through the whole forest and we didn't find anything.

Don't you think that's strange?

I know where they are.

You can find the plants and leaves in the dried-up river,

next to an old tree stump by the clearing. There's a meteorite there.

A meteo-what?

Hmm. Never heard of that.

I know where it is! follow me!

One, two, three, stop!

One, two, three, stop!

A-choo! A-choo!

Spike, you moved.

That's it! I always lose. Not playing.

Me neither. We should go and check our leaves.

No, not right now. We still have a little more time.

-Don't you want to play a guessing game?

-Nah.

Or another game?

-I know, let's play tag.

-Nah.

How about some basketball, then?

Wow, look! There's the dried-up river.

That looks more like a little stream.

Ah! here we are!

Ohhh.

Is that the meteorite?

Carrots to whoever finds the difference between that and a rock.

Why don't you help us instead of being like that?

You're the one who lost Freddy and Freda's leaves.

Yes, I know. But I really think that thing

is just one rock that did not come from outer space.

What are you doing, Lulu?

-Aaaah!

-Watch out!

I found the hole! This must be from outer space, then.

A hole? That doesn't mean anything.

-Woo-woo.

-I wonder how Freddy and Freda picked them.

As soon as you touch them, they fall apart.

It's because they're from outer space.

Of course, and I'm a hare from the moon.

You're right, it's a kind of moss. It's not from outer space.

Well, I don't want to hurry you two,

but we only have a few minutes before the bell rings.

What shall we do?

We have no choice.

You have to tell them you lost the leaves, Hugo.

Oh, no. They'll be cross at me forever and ever.

Wait! maybe there's another answer. Come on!

You go on. I'll find the others and try to keep them busy.

You really think we'll find plants from outer space in the workshop?

Of course! Amazing things grow in here.

-Barry, it's your turn now.

-It's nice of you to carry our school bag.

-Not at all. I'm happy to do it.

-Do you want to give it to us?

Oh, dear. They're still not here.

Hattie, catch!

-Give it here!

-Heh-heh-heh!

LAUGHTER

Ah!

Oh...

Hang on. Where are our leaves?

Hello, here we are.

What is that thing, Hugo?

It's a plant from outer space.

That's silly, you've just made that. What for?

I wanted to look at your special leaves,

and they all blew away.

So we made you this plant to replace the ones from outer space.

FREDDY AND FREDA LAUGH

Why are you laughing?

Well, it was a joke!

-We never saw a meteorite.

-Nor plants from outer space.

It's just a big rock next to a fallen down tree.

So you just told us a made-up story?

So what kind of leaves did you have, then?

Oak leaves.

And some beech leaves.

You fibbed to us right from the start.

Well, yes.

It was just a joke.

We went to a lot of trouble trying to sort this out.

Come on, it was just a joke.

I didn't believe it for a second.

Ah, no-no-no.

Of course you did, that's why you ran for hours after those leaves.

Well, anyway, the teacher will be impressed.

We've got a pretend plant from outer space.

And some real friends.

BELL RINGS

LAUGHTER

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