Special: Harvest Supper Woolly and Tig


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Hey, Tig!

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# I love Woolly and Woolly loves me

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# We've been together since we were wee

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# We play hide and we play run

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# We have plenty, plenty fun

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# He's my spider cuddly toy

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# He's my clever, woolly boy

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# I love Woolly and Woolly loves me

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# We've been together since we were wee. #

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When I was little, my friend Duncan had a farm.

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He had a combine harvester.

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Duncan's daddy had a farm, too.

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Duncan's daddy had a big, big combine harvester.

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Duncan's daddy had fields that grew things

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that were harvested by the combine harvester.

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One day, we went to Duncan's farm for harvest supper.

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Daddy said harvest supper was a party to say "Yippee!"

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for all the things that grew in the farm.

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-Yee-ha!

-Yee-ha!

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The harvest supper day was the last day of the harvest

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and the last day for the combine harvester.

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Woolly came, too.

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Mummy said that all the things for the supper were grown on the farm.

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All the food here for the harvest supper has been

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-grown on the farm.

-Wheat for the bread...

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And apples for the apple juice.

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..apple for the juice.

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Why don't you go upstairs and play with Duncan

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and I'll give Rebecca a hand. Good girl.

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Duncan was playing on his little farm.

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I drove the tractor.

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I collected the hay bales.

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Tea break for the farmers!

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Then Duncan's mummy gave us juice and oaty flapjacks.

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Those are oaty flapjacks and guess what?

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The oats are grown here on the farm.

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Mummy said the oaty flapjacks were grown on the farm, too.

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The oaty flapjacks were so good.

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I wanted to see them harvested.

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Outside, Duncan's daddy drove off on his big, big combine harvester.

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"Come on!" said Mummy, "Harvest time."

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I wanted to see the oaty flapjacks.

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I was so excited.

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Daddy wanted to make a scarecrow.

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We watched as Duncan's daddy drove the big, big combine harvester,

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but I couldn't see any oaty flapjacks.

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We watched as the combine emptied grain,

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but I couldn't see any oaty flapjacks.

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We watched as straw came out of the back,

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but I couldn't see any oaty flapjacks.

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"OK, time to make a scarecrow," said Daddy.

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Where are the oaty flapjacks?

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Where are the oaty flapjacks? "In the kitchen," said Mummy.

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They grow in the field.

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No, just the oats for the oaty flapjacks grow in the fields.

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No oaty flapjacks.

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Hey, Tig, it's not nice when you expect to see something

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and then you don't...

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No oaty flapjacks.

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..especially if they're oaty flapjacks.

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But sometimes, when we don't quite understand, things can get mixed up.

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But Mummy said, Woolly.

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Mummy said that oats grow in the field,

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not that oaty flapjacks grow in the field.

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Oaty flapjacks don't grow, oaty flapjacks are made.

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Oaty flapjacks are made from the oats that grow.

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What we can see is the oats that grow being harvested,

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that's the fun.

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The oat grain is poured into the trailer,

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and then we have the leftover straw dropped out of the combine harvester

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to make the scarecrow.

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Ha-ha.

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So go for it, Tig!

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Have some harvest fun, make a scarecrow.

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"Yes," I thought, "I'm going to have some harvest fun now.

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"I'm going to help make the scarecrow."

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We all collected the leftover straw from the combine harvester.

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We'd fun stuffing old clothes.

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We tied the stuffed clothes to a pole.

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-We filled an old pillowcase with straw, too.

-There we go.

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Right, let's have a wee look.

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Duncan's mummy drew eyes.

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I drew a mouth.

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That's it, excellent, that's brilliant.

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We carried the scarecrow back to the farm.

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We were having the harvest supper in the shed.

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-Daddy popped the scarecrow inside.

-My hat.

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Lots of people came to harvest supper.

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The giggly lady brought some eggs. Everyone brought something.

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Vegetables...

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Honey...

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Sunflowers...

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Pictures...

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My friend Louise brought a picture of a sandcastle.

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Mummy pinned it up next to my picture of the sea.

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Duncan's mummy gave us all a corn dolly made of straw.

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I had one, and Louise had one.

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Duncan's daddy finished harvesting.

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Everything had been harvested.

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EVERYONE: Hooray!

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Now we could have our harvest supper.

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I told Louise that the harvest supper was all grown on the farm.

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Everything that we're eating is grown on the farm.

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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,

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can I propose a toast to the farmer Duncan and to the harvest?

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EVERYONE: The harvest!

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After supper, it was time to take our scarecrow to the fields.

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When I looked for my corn dolly, Louise had taken it.

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Louise, this is my corn dolly,

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that is yours.

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Yours, mine.

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The one nearest to my bread, that's Louise's.

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Louise, that's my corn dolly.

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No, it isn't, it's mine!

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Louise had taken MY corn dolly.

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Daddy, Louise has my corn dolly.

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-No, but isn't that your one?

-No, that's Louise's.

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-But they're exactly the same.

-No, they're not.

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It's just a little thing, don't worry.

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Hey, Tig, when you know you're right,

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it's not fair that someone else thinks you are wrong.

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Louise has my corn dolly.

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But Louise is quite sure she's right too.

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Who's right? Who's wrong? Well, who can say?

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Just everyone looks in different ways.

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Whee!

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# One way you'll see the darkness

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# One way you'll see the light

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# Depends which way you're looking, if it's sunrise or the night

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# One way you'll see the waves break

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# One way you'll see the sand

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# Depends which way you're looking, if you're by the sea or land

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# Hey, stop spoiling all the fun and messing up the day

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# What matters most is getting on and joining in the play

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# There's right and wrong, and wrong and right, and what will be will be

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# Now, no more angry feelings, let's agree to disagree

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# One way you'll see a rainstorm

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# One way the sun will shine

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# Depends which way you're looking, if it's raining or it's fine

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# One way you'll see the grass wave

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# One way the rustling leaves

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# Depends which way you're looking, if you're in the grass or trees

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# Hey, stop spoiling all the fun and messing up the day

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# What matters most is getting on and joining in the play

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# There's right and wrong, and wrong and right, and what will be will be

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# Now, no more angry feelings, let's agree to disagree. #

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Yee-ha!

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"Yes," I thought.

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I thought one thing, and Louise thought another,

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but I didn't want to mess up the day.

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I wanted to join in the fun.

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Daddy put up the new scarecrow in a field.

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The scarecrow might frighten crows,

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but the scarecrow seemed scared of Woolly.

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It's only a toy spider!

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Then we all danced.

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-Yee-ha!

-Whoo!

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I liked harvest day and harvest supper.

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I like my corn dolly

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and I love Woolly.

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# I love Woolly and Woolly loves me

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# We've been together since we were wee

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# He's my spider cuddly toy

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# He's my clever, woolly boy

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# I love Woolly and Woolly loves me

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# We've been together since we were wee. #

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