All Change! Topsy and Tim

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# We love to play together... #

Quick, Tim!

# Just like you

# Just like us... #

Run, Topsy, run!

# 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: Hello! It's us!

-Topsy.

-And Tim.

'Sometimes, a lot of things change all at once.

'Are you ready to hear about our big changes?

'Three months have gone by and it's the start of the summer holidays.

'We all wore our normal clothes to school today.

'We never wear uniform on the last day of term.

'We say goodbye to Mr Morris, our Year One teacher.'

Have a lovely summer holiday, Topsy and Tim.

'And here's our new teacher, Miss Percy.'

-See you in class in September.

-We will, Miss Percy.

Hi, Topsy and Tim. How are you two doing?

'And look, one very big change in our family is Mummy.

'She's expecting a baby.'

Who would like to start their holidays with puppy training?

BOTH: Yes! Me! Me!

-We're on holidays!

-Summer holidays!

BOTH: We love holidays!

Come on, then, let's go.

'When Grandma's lovely old dog Mossy died,

'Grandma was very sad for a long time.

'But she knew Mossy would want her to get another dog one day

'and so she did.

'Last week, she adopted a little rescue puppy called Pippa.

'And it's Pippa's first ever puppy training class today.

'Pippa's trainer is called Robert.'

Excellent.

To call your dog back in,

you need to have a clear and very happy voice.

'I help Grandma to train pippa to sit.'

And take the lead off.

'Then I help Grandma to train Pippa to come.

'You have to call her in a clear, happy voice.'

-Pippa!

-Pippa!

Pippa! Pippa!

Well done. Gently, that's it.

Oh, lovely! On the floor! There we go! And stroke her on the chest.

'Later in the park, Grandma let's Topsy and me

'take it in turns to hold Pippa's lead.

'And then Pippa did a poo!'

Hold on. Grandma needs to collect Pippa's poo in a bag

and then put it in the bin.

Can we go over to the playground, please, Mummy?

Yes, of course. You take Pippa. Just stay where I can see you both.

-And take care of Pippa.

-BOTH: We will.

Come on, Pippa. Come on.

Look, it's Tony.

'When we get to the playground, we see Tony Welch on a swing.

'And his dad, with little Jack.'

The sign says 'No Dogs Allowed'.

I know. I'll take Pippa around there

and then you go into the park and I'll show Tony Pippa.

Brilliant idea. See you in a minute.

-Hi, Tony.

-Hello, Tim.

We're looking after our grandma's puppy.

Hi, Tony! Come and say hello to Pippa!

Hi, Pippa. Look how high I can swing.

Whoa, that's high!

I'm going to catch you.

Tim! Watch out!

I'll get you.

Tim, stop. Don't play near a moving swing. Tony, slow down, please.

What's going on, everyone?

Just a bit of overenthusiastic swinging and jumping.

-Tim, you need to be careful around the swings.

-Sorry, Mummy.

-Where's Pippa?

-She's over there with Topsy.

-Hi, Tony.

-Hi.

Topsy, where's Pippa?

I don't know.

She must have run away while I was watching Tony on the swing.

I'm so sorry, Grandma.

-Oh, no.

-Now, listen. Let's not panic. She can't have gone far.

I know. Do you have some puppy treats to get her back?

That's just what I was thinking. Oh, no. Look, they've all gone.

But I remember Mossy running off when she was a puppy

when she was first re-homed with me.

She came back when I called her.

So, come on. Let's call Pippa.

ALL: Pippa! Pippa!

I know, why don't you climb the blue climbing frame

and see if you can see Pippa from up there?

-Good girl.

-I'll go round here.

-Be careful.

-We will.

Pippa!

Pippa!

Pippa!

-Pippa!

-Pippa!

This is all my fault for letting her go.

Grandma! Mummy! We can't see her!

Oh, I've got an idea.

I could use my glasses.

-I can see for miles.

-Great.

-Can you see her yet, guys?

-No.

-Pippa.

Pippa.

-Pippa! Pippa! Come out, Pippa!

-Where is she?

-My mum's having a new baby, just like your mum.

-Really?

I'm going to have to share my bedroom with little Jack,

starting tonight.

-You're so lucky. We loved sharing a bedroom, didn't we, Topsy?

-Yes.

Topsy, Tim and Tony, come down!

I've got an idea.

-Coming.

-OK.

'Grandma reminded us of something we learnt at puppy training earlier.'

Now, do you remember at the puppy training this morning

what the instructor said?

He said we had to use clear, happy voices to get Pippa to come to us.

-Do you remember, Topsy and Tim?

-BOTH: Yes.

You have a go first, Tim.

Pippa! Pippa! Pippa!

That was very good.

OK, you have a turn. Go on, your go.

-Pippa! Pippa!

-That's good, Topsy.

-Pippa!

Maybe she can't hear you. How about all three of you shout together?

You too, Tony. Nice and clear, OK?

-Ready?

-Ready.

-Three, two, one.

ALL; Pippa! Pippa!

Pippa!

Pippa!

Pippa!

Pippa!

Look! Mummy!

-Pippa!

-Pippa, come on.

Pippa!

Oh, there she is.

Good girl!

-Good girl.

-Well done.

There we go.

-Where was she?

-We really missed you, Pippa.

Hi, Pippa.

-I'm so pleased to see you.

-She is.

And she came back to us.

I think her puppy training saved the day.

She came back to us just after we called for her.

-She did. She did.

-I'm really sorry I didn't look after her properly.

That's OK, Topsy and Tim.

We've all got a lot to learn about how to look after her.

But please... Listen to me. Listen to me.

-Never let her go again, will you?

-No.

-We won't.

-Good.

I think we should quietly walk Pippa back to Grandma's house.

-I could do with a sit down and a cup of tea.

-Good thinking.

Right, off we go.

Bye, Tony.

Bye, Joy.

'After tea at Grandma's, we walked back to our house.

'And Dad gets home from work.'

-Look, it's Dad.

-Hello, you three.

-It's the holidays. You can stay up late tonight.

-Yes!

-Yes!

Oh, Dad, please can we watch a movie in our pyjamas?

Yes, later. I need your help first, gang.

-With what?

-With this...

Cot.

-You got a cot for the new baby!

-Yes. OK.

'Dad's been given this second-hand cot by someone from his work.'

Yes. Thank you.

This is fun, isn't it?

-So many things are changing at the moment.

-They are.

-You two are heading into Year Two.

-Grandma's bought a new puppy.

-Mummy's having a baby.

-Yes.

And Tony's mum's having a baby as well. Did you know that?

No. How exciting. A new friend for your baby brother.

Oh, yes!

-Tony and little Jack are sharing a bedroom.

-That's what Tony said.

Starting from tonight.

Well, actually Topsy and Tim,

there's something that we wanted to talk to you about.

What do you mean?

Mummy and I would like it if you two could share a room again,

so the baby can have his own room.

Would you mind?

-We'd love to.

-We'd love to!

-Brilliant!

-Well done.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Can we start tonight?

-Yes. Yes, of course you can.

-Like Tony Welch and little Jack?

-Yes.

'Topsy and I were excited that we were going to share a bedroom again,

'just like we did in our old house.

'Tim's bedroom will be the baby's nursery.'

You take the mattress while I moves these boxes.

Look, Dad. I'm trapped.

Tim, thank you for giving up your bedroom for your new baby brother.

-And Topsy, thank you for sharing your bedroom with Tim.

-That's OK.

-Pass it over here.

-It's really heavy.

-I know. There we go.

OK. Can you pass me the pillow and the duvet, please?

-I'll get the pillow, Tim.

-Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Well done, you three. Here are some drinks for all your hard work.

Oh, wow! I love your curtains.

One top-tastic curtain for Topsy

and one tim-tastic curtain for Tim!

They're lovely.

-Mummy?

-Mmm?

When the new baby comes,

will you and Dad still love Tim and me the same?

As much as you do now?

Oh, you lovely girl.

'And that's when Mummy and Dad said,

"Of course we will, Topsy and Tim."

BOTH: Of course we will, Topsy and Tim.

And when your new baby brother comes,

he will love you just as much as well.

There's plenty of love to go around for all our family and friends.

Nothing will change that.

Right, let's get more boxes.

'And that is almost that.'

BOTH: Hello.

Are you good at remembering?

This is our Topsy and Tim memory game.

Let's play.

'We have so many happy memories of all the fun we've had

'with our friends and family.

'Our favourite memory is our birthday party. All our friends came.

'Can you remember the names of each of our best friends?

'Tim's best friend is a boy.

'He loves playing sofa attack and has a baby brother called Jack.

'Can you remember his name?'

'It's Tony Welch.

'So who is Topsy's best friend?

'She's a girl, she wears pink and she came camping with us.

'Can you remember her name?'

'It's Kerry.'

'My best friend is Tony Welch.

'And my best friend is Kerry.

'BOTH: Best friends forever.

-'And that said Topsy...

-And Tim...

'BOTH: Was that!'

# There's nothing like you and me

# Oh-oh, oh-oh

# Say nothing like you and me

# Oh-oh, oh-oh

# You know there's nothing like you and me

# Oh-oh, oh-oh

# Yeah, there's nothing like you and me. #