Oak and Bodhi look for Dinosaurs Our Family

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Whose family are we going to meet today?

Oak and Bodhi's!

Oak is six.

Bodhi is four. And they are brothers.

They live with their dad and mum near the sea.

I wonder what they're up to today.

Oak and Bodhi are having a big day out, so Mum wakes them up early.

Wakey wakey!

Hello, sweetheart. How are you?

Good morning. Good morning, sleepyhead. Are you OK?

-Can you remember where we're going today?

-The museum?

-No.

We are going to... Where are we going?

-We're going to see some...

-Bones!

We are going to see some dinosaurs.

With a big dinosaur day ahead, the boys better have some breakfast.

Yep, put that on the table.

Now, let's have a look. There you go.

All right? Do you want some milk? Do you want some milk?

A silly face game. They're definitely awake now.

Do you want milk? Is that a yes or a no?

THEY LAUGH

I'm confused.

He tries to copy me, he was copying me.

There we go.

Mum can't go on today's dinosaur adventure.

-I've got to go to work.

-I don't want you to go to work.

I know. But you can tell me all about the dinosaurs.

-Where are we going tomorrow?

-When I get home. I'll be home later.

GROWLING

Watch out, it sounds like there's a dinosaur about.

Daddy! Daddy!

HE SCREAMS

-He's coming!

-It's Dino Daddy.

-I take it you all slept well.

-We're coming!

Mum's all ready to go to work.

All right, you can tell me all about your fun day with the dinosaurs.

-But I'll miss you...

-Quite a few minutes this time.

Bodhi, are you going to be big and brave? For the dinosaurs.

-Yeah, because they're not too scary, are they?

-Bye, Mum.

-Oak, perhaps give Mummy a kiss.

-I love you!

You be a really good boy. Enjoy the dinosaurs, tell me

-all about it when you get home.

-A family huggle?

-Or fuggle.

-A fuggle? Oh, right.

-Come on, Oak.

-Huggle!

-A nice huggle.

-Hang on.

-Huggle!

-Huggle. Oh!

-Say, "Love you, Mummy."

-Love you.

-Love you!

Right, quick, to the car.

All aboard!

Oak, Bodhi and Dad are off to find some dinosaurs.

HE ROARS

Along the way, they try and remember some dinosaur names.

-Iguanodon.

-Oh, an iguanodon.

-Velociraptor.

-A velociraptor.

-Tyrannosaur...

-Tyrannosaurus rex.

-Yeah.

Triceratops.

-Triceratops.

-Eden Project, straight ahead.

They've almost arrived.

Better keep an eye out for dinosaurs, boys.

-Look, poster, poster!

-Oh, yeah.

-Poster.

"Dinosaurs roaming, vehicles parked at owners' risk."

The park is really big, with a special dinosaur area.

Oh, look, there's a cow. Do you think that's what

-they feed the dinosaurs?

-No.

-Can you hear any roaring yet?

-Yeah.

-You can?

-Yeah.

-Oh.

Come on, then, let's go and see if we can go on a fossil dig.

These are pretend bones of a huge dinosaur called a stegosaurus.

Start digging and scraping and see what you can dig up.

-Er, there.

-Right. Look at that!

The boys set to work on the dinosaur tail.

There's some more. What's in there?

Er, Oak, are you brushing the sand off or onto the bones?

You've just buried the tail, look. You've just buried his tail!

You better unearth it now. Right.

What else is in the sand?

-Oh, look!

-What have you found there?

-Real gems.

What a great find for Oak and Bodhi. And what's this they've discovered?

This is the claw of a T-rex.

Wow, a model of a big dino claw!

-Can you hold out your finger? How big's your nail?

-Uh...

Quite small compared to a T-rex's equivalent of a nail, right?

Now, Oak and Bodhi are in search of real dinosaurs.

Let's go. Be brave.

-I want to hold your hand.

-Which hand? This one. OK, that's fine.

Look out, a dinosaur. Oh, it's OK, it's only a picture.

-It looks like...

-Do you want to be put down?

-No.

But there is a dinosaur. Better be careful, boys.

It says there, look, "Please don't touch the dinosaurs.

"They may bite!"

See? So keep your fingers in. All right?

The model dinosaurs are so good that they could almost be real.

-Ankylosaurus.

-An ankylosaurus has a club on the end of its tail.

-Is that what he clobbers things with? His tail.

-Yeah.

Is it? All right. Watch out, he's swinging it around.

They've spotted some smaller dinosaurs.

It's a pterodactyl.

His tail is...

-Yeah, there is. I know...

-I know, I saw it.

Take a picture up here.

You want to take the picture, Bodhi?

How about a photo, Mr T-rex? Say cheese!

Oh, I think the flash might be scaring him.

I can just see his teeth.

Oak and Bodhi are off to a different part of the park.

-They're looking for a friendly dinosaur.

-Come on.

-See if you can find him.

-There he is!

-Oh, not too close, then.

Are you going to say hello? Oh, say hello, Titanosaur.

Oh, he's ace. He is so hard. And papery.

The boys give their new friend a name.

-Um, Bobby.

-Bobby.

-Hi, Bobby.

Careful. Go on, then. Oh, look!

You have properly made him eat Daddy's hat!

-It's gone!

-Shut it!

-He's munching on Daddy's hat.

Looks like Bobby likes eating hats.

And maybe just a little nibble of Oak.

Eurgh!

HE SCREAMS

No, he wants a hug. He wants a hug.

-See? Give him a hug.

-Ah!

I think he likes you, Bodhi.

-Go... Say thank you. Cheerio.

-Thank you!

-Thank you.

-How cool was that, meeting a dinosaur?

-Yeah.

And were we scared?

-No.

-Were you scared, Bodhi?

-No.

What a dinosaur adventure.

They'll have lots to tell Mum when they get home.

After an exciting day with dinosaurs,

Oak is drawing a picture to show Mum when she gets back from work.

But all the dinosaur action has worn out Bodhi.

-Hello.

-Who's this?

-Hi!

Wow, that's brilliant, babe.

That's really good.

Hey.

Is that the one you saw? What colours was it? Yellow.

-Any other colours?

-I found something.

-Yeah?

-Dad?

-Yeah?

-Show me what I found.

-Oh.

-In the dig pit.

Bodhi found some, and Oak found some.

-I don't really know what they are.

-Wow. Cool.

-They're not all mine. Bodhi found this one.

-Is it quite hard work?

Bodhi found half of the tail. I didn't find...

-I found nothing.

-Ah!

-I found nothing.

-Nothing. Never mind.

Fast asleep, Daddy. Fast asleep.

Oak was very brave, and he put his head

in the dinosaur's mouth.

-He looks all right, he looks like he survived.

-Only just.

Bodhi is still fast asleep. I hope he's dreaming about dinosaurs.

GROWLING

I wonder who we're going to meet next time on Our Family.