Episode 4 Time for School

ALARM RINGS

# Rise and shine

# A new day

# Time for fun

THEY GIGGLE

# School today

# Meet new friends

# Teachers too

# Ding-ding-ding! School bell rings

# Time for school. #

Welcome to Mere Green School.

This is Sophie, with her baby brother.

Peepo!

Phoenix is playing with her baby sister.

Is she smiling?

-Peepo! No.

-No?

-Peepo!

Peepo, baby.

I love you.

Oh, how sweet.

Here's two more sisters - Evie and Masie.

Time to start the school day.

MAN: Jacob.

Evie and Masie are the same age.

Four years old. They're twins.

SHE GIGGLES

Giving me kisses!

Mum has two daughters to say goodbye to.

Come on, then. Let's go find Miss Mills.

Girls, come here.

Their teacher, Miss Mills, wants them to draw a special picture.

Masie, you do a picture of your sister, Evie,

and, Evie, you do a picture of your sister, Masie.

What do you think?

-Funny.

-That would be good, wouldn't it?

-Yeah.

-Cos you two are sisters, aren't you?

-Yeah.

-Would you like to do a picture of your sister? BOTH:

-Yeah.

Would you? You said it at the same time!

Evie, you do your picture of Masie on this side

and, Masie, you do your picture of Evie

and at the end we'll look at each other's together.

But you can't have a little peep.

-Is that OK?

-I never do peeping.

Are you sure? I can't wait to see what they're both like.

Oh, it's lovely to have a sister, isn't it, a twin?

This is going to be fun.

What do you think the pictures will look like?

Masie starts with a blue crayon.

BOY: What are you drawing?

And Evie chooses yellow.

Round and round and round.

Round and round and round.

Blue colour eyes, Masie has.

I need to do blue-coloured eyes, then.

# Doo, do-doo Doo, do-doo. #

-Finished!

-Finished!

Finished? As well? OK, then.

Right, let's have a look at yours. Let's see.

Oh, has it got hair on it?

Just a few final touches, Masie.

-What colour, Masie?

-Black.

Her hair's not black, darling.

It's like a blonde-y colour so I'd use that.

It's yellowy gold. That's what it is.

They've both finished.

Keep it a secret.

Boing, boing, boing!

Take yours off, quick. Keep it a secret.

Let's see the pictures.

Ready?

One, two, three.

Show!

THEY CHEER

Do you like it?

-Evie, do you love it now?

-Yeah.

She loves it.

-What do you think of her one?

-I love it.

-She loves it.

Oh, well done, girls. Those are beautiful pictures.

It's break time.

Ruby is drawing on the ground with some chalk.

And so is Tom.

He's drawing a face.

I wonder where Masie and Evie are.

They're playing on the seesaw.

-Ah!

-Seesaw!

Oops! That was a big bump.

SHE GIGGLES

Masie thinks it's very funny.

# Seesaw, dickory-daw

# Mouse at door. #

Masie's fallen off again.

Look. Lucy wants to play with the two sisters.

No, no-one can lift me.

Strongy-pants!

I'm too strong.

MASIE SQUEALS

Now I'm going to lift you up.

EVIE HUMS A TUNE

I don't think standing on a seesaw is a good idea, Evie.

Now I'm going to sit down this time.

That's better. Sit and seesaw.

What a great playtime for everyone.

Time to go back inside.

We are going to do a pattern...

Masie and Evie might be twins

but they don't have to do everything together.

Masie is making a pasta necklace with Miss Roden.

Colour the pasta.

We need a different type of blue.

And Evie is drawing coloured pictures with Casey.

It's actually with what I draw so I need that pen. Didn't I?

I had that pen.

# La, la, la-la, la, la-la-la... #

Oh, Evie is singing while she draws.

# La, la-la. #

What pattern is it?

One red, two blues,

one red, two blues.

See if you can make the same pattern, Masie.

-You start off with orange.

-Blue. Orange.

Good girl. You're making a necklace.

Oh, look, everybody. Masie's done her pattern.

Tell everybody what your pattern is.

Orange, blue, blue,

orange, blue, blue, orange, blue, blue.

-Well done. We'll put your onto a necklace now.

-Yeah.

Good girl, Masie.

-Have you done it?

-Yeah.

-Good girl.

I think Evie likes using the colour blue, and lots of it.

I need to get another one. They're all over here now.

I'm going to put it as a necklace on you, OK?

Right, Masie, can I have a photo?

Big smile.

Lovely pasta necklace, Masie.

But, remember, you can't eat it.

Time to play.

I wonder what's happening here.

Oh, I see. Masie and Evie are collecting dry leaves in the bin.

Look, they're both wearing red coats.

Jacob's got his own bin.

Jacob, no, don't move it!

But this is my one.

OK, then, have it.

Put those leaves back in there!

Dylan is helping him fill it with leaves from Masie and Evie's bin.

Cheeky!

I don't think the girls are too happy.

-Look, they're taking them from our compost.

-Yay, Dylan. Yay, Dylan.

It's a game to see who can collect the most leaves.

No! I'm going to go and get some more help.

Evie asks her friends to help.

We've got loads of help now.

Who do you think will collect the most leaves?

Clever idea, Evie.

That'll stop the boys taking your leaves.

It looks like Masie and Evie's team have won the game.

Time to go home.

Masie, show Mummy your picture.

Masie can't wait to show Mum her picture of Evie.

This is Evie.

-It's what?

-Evie.

-It's beautiful.

And here's Evie's drawing of Masie.

Hey, look, Shay's baby brother is waiting for him.

Brothers and sisters are special friends.

# La-la-la

# La-la-la

# La-la-la

# La-la-la. #