Episode 19 Time for School

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ALARM RINGS

# Rise and shine

# Any day

# Time for fun

# School today

# Making friends

# Teachers too

# Making things School bell rings

# Time for school. #

Today is a special day for Thaila.

Here she comes with her mum.

Pandra is three years old.

Charlie is four.

And along with Thaila,

they're in Mrs Fieldhouse's class.

Thaila, how old are you?

-Six.

-Thaila's six!

Look, she's wearing a huge pink badge. I wonder why.

There's a huge hint as well, look. It says "birthday girl".

So tell me, Thaila, just exactly how old are you?

-Six.

-Six?

-So did you open your cards before you came to school?

-Yes.

-And I got some presents.

-Wow.

What else do you think will happen on Thaila's birthday?

Go and see whether Thaila has grown at all.

Let's see how much bigger Thaila is, now she's six.

She was 118.

OK, stand with your back there, look.

-Well, I would say you are now 120cm tall!

-Yay!

So you've grown 2cm, my girl.

-Yes!

-Wow.

-Thaila is going to read with Pandra.

-You've got one of them.

-It's got lovely little ribbons.

-Yes. It says "birthday girl".

-Yes, it does say it. Birthday girl.

-Where's this birthday person?

-Me, me!

-Oh, there you are!

Right, Thaila, let's check which ones you know, my dear.

-With about these ones?

-Sh.

Good. What about this one?

Ah, ch, ch!

Oh, good - well done!

That's because ch-ch comes in "which".

It's a W and an I and ch-ch.

It makes C and a H.

C and H makes CH.

-Oo oo!

-Well done!

-This one is "ea".

-Oh, very good!

Isn't Thaila good with her letter sounds?

-Is any person sick?

-Time for some role-play.

-Birthday girl Thaila is pretending to be a doctor.

-That's mine.

-Thaila, can I do that?

-No.

-Only doctors can.

-And you can as well.

Well, OK.

Adam is the patient and this is nurse Abbey.

It's going so slow.

-OK, now we need an injection.

-Ow.

OK, you need to go and send a letter.

OK, come on. You need to see the special doctors.

-Your brain is missing.

-Oh! Sounds very serious!

Come on, sit down here.

Erm, we'll get a bit of sand in.

Libby and Charlie are making pretend medicine for Adam.

..Mix it.

So I need to look inside your ears.

It looks like Adam is in good hands with Dr Thaila.

So, Doctor, what's the problem with Adam, do you think?

-He has a sore tummy and his brain is gone.

-Oh!

-Can you fix them?

-Yeah, I can.

-What do you want now?

-Hm, I'll have...

-This.

-OK.

-Thank you.

OK... On here.

-Is the potion ready?

-Not yet.

-OK.

I just need this. OK, Adam.

Put this in here.

And then...

OK.

OK, now breathe in, out.

In, out.

Put on the lid.

-Turn it on.

-I've got some here.

-The potion's ready.

-The potion's ready!

Oh, thank you.

Into there.

OK, let go.

And here is your potion.

You only pretend to take it, remember.

Like that. You've ate it!

-And are you better now?

-Adam is better!

-Well done, doctors and nurses.

-What a fantastic doctor.

Break time. What's going to happen next on Thaila's birthday?

How do you spell my name?

T, H, I, L, A.

T, H, A, I, L, A.

-Let's see it.

-Justice wants to know how Thaila spells her name.

I am in search of someone whose birthday it is today.

Do you think there may be a surprise for Thaila?

-Is it you?

-No.

-Is it you?

-No, it's not, but it is Thaila.

-Is it you?

-It's Thaila!

Is it YOU? Come on, then!

We've got the hat ready!

Come on, then. Let's get the hat on you.

-There we are.

-Oh, look! A special birthday hat.

-Exactly how old are you today?

-Six.

Six? Oh, you're an old lady! Wow.

Official photograph...

Official clapping in.

And one, two, three, four,

five, six!

Officially six!

APPLAUSE

Now, there is

one more thing.

Thaila has brought for you a special treat.

Birthday cake!

Just take one close to you, Poppy.

Don't worry, there's enough cake for everyone!

-Thank you.

-Thank you!

I wonder if that cake tastes as delicious as it looks.

-My cake is very tasty!

-I want more cake!

That's nice! Jenny shows Thaila how much she liked the birthday cake!

This is the best birthday ever!

This is called Lycra...

Mrs Burns teaches dancing.

What's she holding? Oh, it's a big piece of stretchy purple material.

If you gently take hold of a piece of the Lycra...

Off you go.

So we're all going to have to scrunch in and see

if you can pull, go on - pull! And then come back up again.

Can you feel how stretchy it is? Go again, go! Reach!

And then come back again.

Now, pull the Lycra towards your tummies and put the other hand

-and see what you can see. It's stretchy!

-I can feel my knuckles!

What about one set of toes?

Fantastic!

I'm going to choose one person in a moment who doesn't mind going

underneath our Lycra.

Because what I want you to do is try and make some shapes.

Now, I wonder...

Would you like to go first today?

Go on, then, it's your birthday.

Thaila, lie really flat on your back.

See if you can stretch part of your body.

Can you see Thaila make different shapes whenever she moves?

Come back down again, Thaila - down!

So now slow motion just to stretch one arm. Brilliant.

And then one leg.

Fantastic! Keep hold of it tight while I put the music on, everybody.

Listen to the music, Thaila,

and let's see if you can make some shapes for us.

Brilliant! Excellent!

Brilliant!

Are you ready, Thaila? Out you come.

OK, we're all going to get onto our feet.

See if we can make the Lycra fly.

Everybody needs to pull it tight and everybody needs to let go, OK?

One,

two,

three!

LAUGHTER

Thaila and her friends had lots of fun with the purple material!

Change your shoes around, sweetheart.

The children are getting ready to go home.

We'll let you out early, it's your birthday.

Because it's her birthday Thaila goes first.

Did you have a good day today?

-And outside, she has a surprise birthday visitor!

-Nana! Nana!

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday, Thaila!