Tyra, Mario and Anushka: Anushka Goes Shopping for Eggs Where in the World?

# Where, where, Where in the world?

# Where, where, Where shall we go?

# Time for a trip Away we go

# Over mountains and oceans Sunshine and snow

# Discover new places Make friends on the way

# So where in the world shall we visit today?

# Where, where, Where in the world?

# Where, where, Where shall we go today?

# Where shall we go? And who shall we see? #

Let's visit Tyra in Ghana.

It's Sunday in Ghana - the most important day of the week,

when everyone goes to church.

And everyone has to look their very best...

especially Tyra.

Even though it's early, it's very hot...

so Tyra is able to bath outside.

Tyra doesn't mind having a good, soapy scrub -

it makes her feel fresh.

And Tyra's feet will be the cleanest in Ghana!

Your friends all know it's their turn soon, Tyra.

SHE SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE

-TRANSLATION:

-Hey, Tracey, take the toy off Joby for me.

He'll walk off with it if you don't.

On such a hot morning, Tyra likes to feel the fresh, cold water.

Are you feeling cooler, Tyra?

All clean!

Right, no time to waste.

Let's give those teeth a good brush.

SHE SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE

Some water for a good rinse around.

On with your best Sunday dress.

What's next?

Rubbing wax into Tyra's curly hair helps remove the tangles.

And now for a good brush with a special wide-toothed comb.

Good girl!

Good girl!

SHE SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE

-TRANSLATION:

-Don't brush it so hard, Mum!

OK, OK. Sorry.

No-one likes having their hair brushed.

But Tyra's not complaining.

It's like having your very own hairdresser, Tyra!

Get up, get up.

All done!

And you look so smart!

Just a few minutes left for Mum to get ready.

Ooh! What's that?

Lipstick.

-TRANSLATION:

-Put some on my mouth.

A dab of lipstick for Tyra and a dab of lipstick for Tracey.

Let's see.

Just a touch more lipstick.

Just in time. Tyra, Tracey and Mum are washed,

dressed and heading off to church.

The smartest family in Ghana!

And it's time for us to head off, too.

# Where shall we go? And who shall we see? #

What about Anushka...

in India?

-Anushka is chatting with her grandad.

-Anu?

But it looks like Auntie's got a job for them.

-TRANSLATION:

-Will you go and buy some eggs with Grandad?

-TRANSLATION:

-Come on, Grandad. Let's go!

Wait for me.

THEY SPEAK OWN LANGUAGE

Come on, Grandad, you're so slow!

Hold my hand.

How many eggs do we need to buy?

20.

That's ten for you and ten for me.

Where do eggs come from, Grandad?

From the shop, of course.

But where do they really come from?

We get them from the shop!

We get them from this shop.

I think Grandad's playing a game with you, Anushka!

Have you got any eggs?

Yes, how many would you like?

20, please.

Two...

four...

six...

Are you going to eat all those eggs today, Anushka?

18...

..20.

Right, then, give the lady the money.

Is this enough?

Yes, 100. Perfect.

Let's go home.

Carefully, take these inside.

There's another job for you now, Anushka.

Time to give the eggs a quick wash

and pop them gently into the pan of water.

Auntie's watching closely because the water is getting hotter.

Mind your fingers. The water's hot.

Gently does it.

Those shells are very delicate.

And, while the eggs are cooking,

Anushka still needs an answer to her question.

Come on, Grandad, tell me where eggs come from?

You boil them in water.

But, really, where do they come from?

We bought them from the shop.

Grandad's no help, Anushka.

Who else might know?

-Boo!

-ANUSHKA YELPS

How about your brother, Akalish?

Where do eggs come from, Akalish?

They bring them in the lorries.

Yes, the lorries.

Everyone's joking with you, Anushka.

Maybe Auntie knows.

Auntie, where do eggs come from?

Eggs are laid by chickens and then are sold in the shop.

At last, Anushka's got the right answer.

And your eggs have cooled down and are ready to peel.

Grandad. Take the shell off and give one to Grandad.

I can't wait to eat this.

This is for you, Grandad.

So, now you know, Anushka -

eggs come from chickens.

Then they're sold in a shop.

What's it like?

Very tasty indeed.

Enjoy your eggs, Anushka.

# Where shall we go? And who shall we see? #

It's Mario, in Italy.

Mario's about to start his Thai boxing class.

He's only been coming to the class for a few weeks,

but he wants to do as well as he can.

HE SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE

His teacher, Vincenzo, starts off

every class by getting the students to warm up their muscles.

-TRANSLATION:

-Skip, like this. One, two, one, two.

From here, turn to the chest.

And here, straight punching.

Lorenzo is first.

MUSIC PLAYS

He's fast.

Your turn, Mario.

TEACHER SPEAKS

Come on, closer. Quickly, quickly, forward.

Quickly, quickly, up, up, up.

Mario, hands to the face.

Whoops!

Keep going!

You're nearly there.

Big brother Salvo is really impressed.

Now it's straight onto practice with the gloves.

A good hook's done like this.

You have to punch quickly.

If you don't, you might get punched yourself.

Yeah, they won't get me, cos I'll run away.

You work only on the arms - straight, jab, dodge.

Don't rush. You'll have to work slowly and calmly.

Lorenzo's going first.

TEACHER COUNTS

Lorenzo's good.

You were great. You did everything.

OK, Mario, your turn.

My brother says I should guard like this.

Yes, like that, to protect yourself, good.

Good. Great job.

You'll be as good as Lorenzo soon.

And to finish...

more exercise.

TEACHER COUNTS

Stop!

Bravo, Mario!

All our friends have had a very busy day.

Tyra looked like the smartest girl in all of Ghana.

Anushka cooked some delicious eggs.

And Mario worked really hard in his kick-boxing class.

I wonder who we'll meet next time.