Wheely Bags Topsy and Tim

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# We love to play together... #

-Topsy!

-# Just like you and 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.

-Mr Rosen's here.

-Come on.

-Mr Rosen.

-Hello, Mr Rosen.

-Hello, hello, hello, hello!

Come in. Topsy and Tim, let Mr Rosen in.

'Mr Rosen comes every week to get a lift to the shops

'in Helpful Drivers' minibus.'

Please may we play with your wheely bag, Mr Rosen?

-There you go then.

-Thank you. Brum-brum!

-That way, that way!

'Helpful Drivers has six minibuses and it's run by our dad.'

-Brum-brum!

-Beep-beep!

'When he comes, Mr Rosen always brings his wheely bag

'to carry his shopping in.'

'We love playing with it.'

Topsy, could you park it for me just here, please?

-I mustn't forget to take it with me when the minibus arrives.

-Good girl.

-Beep-beep.

-Thank you.

-Reversing, reversing, reversing!

The driver's on his way for you. Would it be easier if the driver

-picked you up from the home?

-No, I like to walk down the road

and it's always good to see you, Topsy and Tim.

PHONE RINGS

Oh, sorry.

Hello.

-Yes, could you hold on one minute for me, please?

-Who is it?

It's the estate agent, darling. I'm sorry, I've got to take this.

So, I saw the For Sale sign up in your garden.

Your mum and dad are thinking of moving to a new house, are they?

-BOTH:

-Yes.

-Oh, thank you.

-Look.

-Ooh.

-They say we're going to move to this one.

-Westview Avenue.

I know it.

Looks nice. Do you like your new house?

-Both:

-Yes.

-What do you like about it?

-It's got that red door there.

And what about you, Tim? What do you like about the new house?

It's got a big garden. We're going to get twin swings.

Well, it sounds like the perfect house for you all then.

-Look, this is the inside of it.

-Yes.

-It's a bird's eye view.

-That's what Mummy told us.

-I used to make houses, you know.

-Why?

I was an architect. Architects design and build houses.

I made big houses and small houses

and houses with red doors.

And with blue doors.

All different kinds.

What do you have to do to make a house?

Well, first you make a model to help you.

Can I use that big old cardboard box to show you?

-BOTH:

-Yes!

Right, just a minute. Let's see.

Now, shall we turn this into a house?

-BOTH:

-Yes, please!

Right, now, first I make a tear here.

'Mr Rosen starts making us a house.'

'He's really clever.'

-And we can go in!

-Yes, you can go in.

'Mr Rosen has made us a house with four rooms out of the big box.'

'We put all the things in it that you need in a house.'

And what are you making, Tim?

A sofa

for our toys to sit on.

-Wonderful.

-Your minibus is here, Mr Rosen.

-Oh, right then.

Thank you. Bye, Tim.

-I'm off into town.

-Bye!

I can't wait to see the house all finished when I get back.

Thanks, Mr Rosen. Bye.

Oh, wow! You architects must be getting thirsty.

-Would you like some juice?

-Yes, please!

Topsy, I'm pouring juice.

-I really like our house.

-And me.

'But then...'

-Topsy!

-Mr Rosen's wheely bag!

He left it behind.

Mr Rosen needs his wheely bag to carry all his shopping inside.

Oh, no!

He's gone!

We've got to get it to him.

Mummy, Mr Rosen's forgotten his wheely bag. Oh, dear.

-Well, don't worry, you can call Dad's office. Come on.

-Why?

Someone will call Mr Rosen's driver who will drive back

and pick up the wheely bag.

-OK.

-There we go. Right.

Can you push that button for me and stand next to Tim

so he can hear as well and, remember, speak very clearly.

DIALLING TONE

'Hello. Helpful Drivers.'

Hello, it's Topsy and Tim.

'Hello, Topsy and Tim.'

Mr Rosen has left his wheely bag at our house.

He's in one of your minibuses.

'Ah, OK, I'll just phone the driver. Hold the line.'

HOLD MUSIC PLAYS

'Hello, Neil here. Is that Topsy and Tim?'

BOTH: Yes.

'What's all this about a wheely bag then?'

Mr Rosen's forgotten his wheely bag at our house.

'Oh, dear. I'll let Mr Rosen know right away.'

Please may you come back and get it for him?

'Will do. We're on our way.'

-Mind the step, Topsy, good girl.

-Come on, Tim.

-The minibus will be here soon.

-I'm coming, Topsy.

Wait on the path and you'll see it come round the corner.

'As we are waiting, our next door neighbour, Mr Fishwick, walks past.'

-Hello, Topsy and Tim. BOTH:

-Hello, Mr Fishwick!

-What are you doing?

-We're helping our friend, Mr Rosen.

Look, Topsy, there he is!

Thank you, Topsy and Tim. Now I'll be able to carry all my shopping.

Silly old me to leave my wheely bag behind. Bye.

-BOTH:

-Bye!

Well done. Come on.

You've done a really great job on your house, Topsy and Tim.

DOORBELL RINGS

And I know someone who'll like to see it.

Want to come and see who's at the door?

-Mr Rosen!

-Mr Rosen!

-Oh, just look at all this shopping.

Good job I had my wheely bag to carry it.

Oh, thank you.

And, I've managed to put something else into it.

-Ta-dah! BOTH:

-Paints!

Paint the walls of your wonderful house

and don't forget the red front door, Topsy.

How kind. What do you say, Topsy and Tim?

-BOTH:

-Thank you, Mr Rosen.

'And that's when Mr Rosen said...

'I will miss you when you move house.'

I will miss you when you move house, Topsy and Tim.

We'll miss you as well, Mr Rosen.

We like it when you come to our house.

Helpful Drivers will still be taking you to the shops once a week,

Mr Rosen, and you can ask the driver to take you to our new house

-any time you like.

-Well, that's good then.

It'll be exciting to see your new home when you move.

-You can come round lots.

-Oh, thank you.

-All the time.

-Thank you.

-Now, get painting.

-Right, aprons on first, twins.

-Oh!

-Tim.

'And that, said Mummy, was that!'

THEY ALL LAUGH

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 Mr Rosen came to visit us

but can you remember what he left behind when he went shopping?

Was it his coat?

Or was it his wheely bag?

The answer is behind the cloud.

Look, the answer is his wheely bag.

Watch this.

-Topsy!

-Mr Rosen's wheely bag!

He left it behind.

Mr Rosen needs his wheely bag to carry all his shopping inside.

Oh, no!

He's gone!

We've got to get it to him.

Mummy, Mr Rosen's forgotten his wheely bag. Oh, dear.

Don't worry, you can call Dad's office. Come on.

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 pay together

# Be best friends forever. #

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