Bobby and Lenny Feed the Ducks Our Family

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# They're different

# Just like you and me

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Whose family are we going to meet today?

Bobby and Lenny's.

Bobby is five and Lenny is seven.

They live with their mum and dad

in a village by the sea.

I wonder what they're up to today.

-For me!

-No, it's not. That was my robot.

Bobby and Lenny are playing in the bedroom.

Mum wants their help to change the duvet covers.

Right, boys, I need to change your beds.

This will take a bit of teamwork from the boys.

-Pull it off.

-Let's get your toys off

because you don't want to lose your toys.

HE GIGGLES

You're meant to be helping!

SHE GIGGLES

You pull that end and I'll pull this.

One, two, three, you pull.

Pull!

Off the duvet.

Sit on the bedding.

Lenny.

But on to Bobby!

It's for washing, not wearing!

Right, on the head.

-Ah, he caught it!

-Bobby may end up getting washed, too.

Out, Bobs.

Next challenge, to get the clean covers on.

Do it again. One, two, three.

One, two, three.

THEY GIGGLE

One, two, three.

THEY SQUEAL

-That one?

-Yes.

Now the cover's on the duvet, it's time to get shaking, boys.

Look, it's going down.

That's it. Go on, go. Big shakes, Len.

It's hot work, so mum cools the boys off.

Bob, do you want to go under and I'll fan you?

See? Fresh bedding.

-Has that cooled you down, Bobby?

-Yes.

-Has it?

You ready? After three.

One, two, three!

Kind of successful.

-Bobby?

-Yeah.

-Make sure you get it straight.

-I am.

Time to test out the bed.

Cosy, Len? Yeah?

Beautiful, baby.

Right, high fives, boys, for that hard work.

Right then, you might as well have a little sleep. I'll see you later.

-Bye.

-BOYS SNORE

Don't get too comfortable, boys.

You've still got Bobby's bedding to change.

Lift it all up, Len.

Lenny and Bobby are making extra special duck food

to take to the park.

-What does it feel like?

-It feels like wet grated cheese.

-Yes, it feels like cheese.

-Does it? What is it, Bob?

-Apple.

-Apple. It's not cheese.

What goes in next, Bobby?

Eggs. Can I do it?

All of the egg goes in, even the shell.

-Oh, look.

-Don't forget the yolk.

In it goes.

-Do you think that's scrunched up enough, Bob?

-Yes.

Hands are best for squishing it together.

Bobby, make sure you break up all the little bits of shell.

-Yes, I will.

-Now for some tasty carrot.

Lenny, in the bowl.

Eugh! That feels even worse!

This is absolutely not nice.

Anything else to go in?

Argh, some rice.

That doesn't smell nice.

Dad's adding some greens.

-DAD:

-Who's going to put that in?

-BOYS:

-Me!

Right then. One...

Water will make the mixture super sticky.

Two.

-OK, boys, you put those grapes in.

-Need a banana.

Yeah, Bobby said a banana.

-I think the ducks will like the banana.

-Yes.

If there's any left.

Who's mixing?

Monster hands!

That is some gourmet duck food.

Urgh! Not near me!

OK, boys, time to make balls out of the messy mixture.

-I made one.

-Good boy. Onto the tray. Look at that one.

Those balls of duck food look great.

I wonder if the ducks will like them.

I think it's the best duck food.

I think it's going to go like this... Quack, quack, quack!

-I hope not!

-Quack! Quack!

Nice duck noises.

The food balls go into the oven.

-Are they all done?

-And once they've cooked and cooled,

they're ready to be packed up for the very lucky duckies.

-Push it down, Bob.

-Let's go and feed the ducks.

Little duckies, where are you?

-See anything, Bob?

-Yeah, a duck!

-He can see one!

-I'm not sure that's a duck, Bobby.

It's another kind of water bird called a coot.

-Do you want to try and throw one and see if he comes over or not?

-Yes.

-Do you think he will?

-Yes.

-Oh, look.

-Oh, he's eating the food, Bob.

-I think he's eating my one.

-Do you know, I think it was your one.

-There's two.

Coot!

The coots are gobbling up the food balls, but where are the ducks?

Little duckies, little duckies.

-Quack, quack.

-Quack, quack, quack.

-Quack, quack.

-Quack, quack. Quack, quack.

Good idea, boys. Quacking may call the ducks over.

Quack, quack. Come on, duckies, it's dinner time.

Come on, ducks.

-Ducks!

-I don't think the ducks are hungry.

Quack, quack, quack.

Maybe this swan is.

Is he eating it? Oh, he is, look.

I think the swan's happy.

We didn't get to feed the ducks, but we did get to feed the swan.

We did. Come on, then, let's go.

Come on, let's get Len in the wheelchair.

What a quacking good time!

-OK, boys.

-Lenny and Bobby are still in a messy mixing mood,

so Dad's helping them make slime.

Super sticky slime.

Now we've got to add some foam.

-One...

-Two...

-That's it. Good boy.

-Water.

-Let's see if it works.

-A tiny bit.

-A tiny, tiny bit.

-Let Daddy do this one.

-BOBBY:

-I can do it. Can I help you?

-You can help.

-Teamwork.

The boys mix as Dad pours the water.

Together, quick, fast.

Come on, Dad, faster!

-OK, some powder.

-Powder.

-LENNY:

-Tell me when to stop.

Squeeze it, boys, squeeze it.

Let me stir this bit in.

Talcum powder. Most of it has gone on the table!

-This smells nice.

-You can draw a face in it.

Dad!

Oh, happy face. Do some hair on him.

-BOBBY:

-That's you, Mummy.

-Oh, look at that hair.

-Right, so who's that?

-LENNY:

-You.

That's Daddy, that's me and that's Lenny.

Nice powder picture, Bobby.

How's the slime coming along?

-Shall we put a bit of colour in it first?

-Yes.

-Look, Bob.

-Go on, then, you put a little bit in, Bobby.

OK. There's plenty there.

Now let's make it all right.

Oh, Bob!

Bobby, you look like a Halloween ghost.

Right, who wants some slime on their hands?

-BOYS:

-Me!

-The colour's mixed. It's slime time!

Ergh!

Ready?

Now, roll it into a ball, Bob.

My fingers are sticked!

My hands are sticked.

-LENNY:

-That feels nice.

-Oh, what a mess!

Lenny, how does it feel like?

-LENNY:

-Slimy and quite squishy.

Rub your hands together.

-BOBBY:

-I can't do it first.

Argh!

You look like the slime monsters.

Dad is going to get you.

And slime monsters love sliming people.

Don't!

No, not my clothes!

BOYS GIGGLE

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