Finders Seekers Topsy and Tim

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# This is our street

# It's where we live

# We love to play together... #

Topsy!

# Just like you

# Just like us... #

Hey, Tim!

# And we'll be friends forever

# We can be anything if we close our eyes and dream

# We can play day after day

# And the fun will never end

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends forever. #

-BOTH: It's us!

-Topsy...

-..and Tim!

-All of our friends are here.

-Come on!

DOG BARKS

-Do you want a biscuit, Mossy?

-Mossy!

I think she knows where they are!

-Hello, Mossy.

-Do you want a biscuit?

Where are they?

Rattle it, Tim!

Sit.

Sit, Mossy.

Good girl, Mossy!

Ready? And...take.

-Yay!

-Good girl, Mossy!

-Good girl.

Good girl, Mossy. Now, Tim, please wash your hands.

'Mummy's gone out, so Grandma's looking after us.'

'Kerry, Ray and Tony Welch are here,

'and we're all playing with Mossy the dog.'

So, what do you want to play next, with Mossy?

-Let's play doggy football outside!

-Oh, she loves playing in the garden!

Yes, let's play fetch with her ball!

Or we could teach her some tricks.

I know! Doggy racing!

Nyyaowm! Woof!

Woo-hoo! Woof!

What do you want play, Mossy?

-Mossy?

-Mossy?

-Mossy?

Where's Mossy?

-Mossy?

-Where is she?

Where's she gone?

Mossy?

MOSSY BARKS

Shh-shh!

Did you hear that?

It was coming from that big box.

Oh, it's Mossy! She was hiding in the big box.

WOOF! WOOF! She was playing hide and seek!

That's what we should play, hide and seek!

-- Yay, I love playing hide and seek!

-We'll play hide and seek, yay!

I'll be the first to seek, with Mossy.

-Is that OK, Grandma?

-Yes, good idea. Now, everybody hide, go on.

One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight, nine...

ten! Here I come, ready or not!

Is he in here, Mossy?

Is anyone in here?

No.

MOSSY BARKS

Found you, Tim!

Aww... That was too quick.

-Can you help me find the others, please?

-Yes.

Let's look upstairs.

-Have a good sniff around, Mossy!

-MOSSY BARKS

-Shh-shh!

-Is someone under there, Mossy?

WOOF!

There's someone under there!

-It's Tony!

-Got you.

That's not fair, Mossy helped you.

Dogs are too good at seeking.

You're right. I'll go and take her back down to Grandma.

Come on, Mossy.

You can help me find Ray and Kerry, Tony.

-OK.

-Let's look in Mummy and Dad's room!

You can't play hide and seek any more.

You're just too good at finding people. Sorry.

Grandma, please can you look after Mossy for me?

Yes, I'll make sure she stays with me.

-She's just too good at finding people.

-Have fun.

Thanks, Grandma.

Huh?

Oh! Hi, Kerry.

Found you!

Aww!

I found Kerry for you, Topsy!

Great! But where's Ray?

-I don't know.

-I saw him running upstairs, Topsy!

Oh, we're coming!

-Go on, Tim!

-Come on, Kerry! Come on!

-Where did Tim find you, Kerry?

-I was hiding in the big box, Topsy.

It was such a good hiding place.

-I wish I'd thought of hiding in the big box.

-Let's go and find Ray, now.

-OK. Er...

-We've looked everywhere.

I give up.

Me too.

I think we've looked everywhere.

I know who can help. Mossy!

She can help us find him.

-Is that OK, if Mossy joins the game again, Tony?

-OK.

Yay!

-Great.

-I'll go get her.

MOSSY BARKS

Mossy is the best at finders seekers.

And I know her nose will help us find Ray.

WOOF! WOOF!

Mossy leads us to the bathroom.

Oh, we should've looked in the bathroom!

Ray? Are you in there?

RAY: If I say yes, have I won?!

-ALL:

-Yes!

Yes! I am the winner!

Well done, Mossy.

Let's play hide and seek again!

And, Ray, you can seek this time.

-Come on, Mossy!

-You can hide with me.

KNOCKING RAY: Hey, I can't open the door!

-What?

-What?

Will somebody help me, please?

Try tickling the locky thing.

Sometimes it gets a bit stiff.

-Doesn't it, Tim?

-Mm.

-LOCK RATTLES

It still won't open! - Oh, no! You're stuck, Ray!

- I'm OK, I'm just locked in the bathroom.

But can somebody get me out, please?

Don't worry, Ray! I'll get Grandma to help.

Grandma!

Can you see us, Ray?

Sort of.

Not really.

Don't worry, Ray, my dad's a firefighter,

and he can get anyone out of anywhere.

Good! Please keep talking to me through the door.

And if he has to, he can chop down the door with an axe.

Wow, cool!

-Oh, excuse me, everyone. Sorry, Kerry.

-Sorry, Grandma.

Can you hear me, Ray? It's Grandma Odell here.

Yes, I can hear you.

Just wiggle the lock a bit.

It's stuck.

-FRONT DOOR OPENS

-Joy, is that you?

-Mummy!

-I think you'd better come upstairs.

- Everything all right?

'I told Mummy that Ray was in the bathroom

'and he was stuck, and he'd tried jiggling the lock.'

He still can't get out!

OK, all right. Hold on.

Ray, are you OK in there?

Yes, thank you. But can you please get me out?

Yes, of course I will.

-We'll help you, Ray!

-Yes, we will!

RAY: Thank you!

Topsy, will you go and get my tool box, please?

Yes, Mummy.

So, Mummy took the handle off the bathroom door.

Ah! Yep, nearly there.

Oops. Topsy, could you hold these screws for me? Thank you.

And Tim, can you hold the handle for me? Thank you.

Right, let's see if this works.

-Are you ready, Ray?

-Yes!

-OK.

-Oh...

-I'm out!

ALL: Yay!

-Well done. Are you OK?

-Yes.

Good!

-GRANDMA:

-Goodness me!

Where should I put the screws?

Give them back to me and we'll see if we can get this fixed.

Oh, what an adventure!

-FRONT DOOR OPENS

-That'll be Dad! Come on, Tim!

Hello?

-Hi, Dad!

-Hey!

'We told Dad about our hide and seek game.'

'And that Ray got locked in the bathroom,

'but Mossy found him and Mum got him out.'

Oh, well done, team.

And well done, Mossy!

'And that's when Dad said...'

-BOTH:

-'Our new house will be even bigger for playing hide and seek.'

Our new house will be even bigger for playing hide and seek, Topsy and Tim.

I know! And we'll have a downstairs toilet and a bathroom upstairs!

-Yeah!

-So try not to get locked in those, Ray.

-BOTH:

-'And that, said Grandma, was that.'

-So, where else were you hiding today?

-Well...

-BOTH:

-Hello!

Are you good at remembering?

Can you remember what happened to us today?

This is our Topsy and Tim memory game.

Let's play.

Today we played finders seekers with our friends.

But can you remember who got locked in the bathroom?

Was it Kerry?

Or was it Ray?

The answer is Ray.

Watch this.

-Could you hold the screws for me? Thank you.

-There are four of them!

And Tim, can you hold the handle for me? Thank you.

Right, let's see if this works.

-Are you ready, Ray?

-Yes!

-OK.

-Oh...

-I'm out!

ALL: Yay!

-Well done, are you OK?

-Yes.

-Good!

Great game!

That was good fun.

See you soon!

# We can play day after day

# And the fun will never end

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends forever. #

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