Episode 6 Time for School


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# Rise and shine

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# Any day!

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# Time for fun

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# School today

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# Meet new friends

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# Teachers too

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# Ding-ding-ding

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# School bell rings... #

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It's time for school!

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And these children are going for the very first time.

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They'll make new friends, learn, discover and play.

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The children go to two very different schools.

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One is in a big city. And the other, in a country village near the sea.

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Today, we're going to the school in the small village. Are you ready?

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It's time for school!

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This is Connor. He lives on an island.

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When the tide's out, and sea doesn't cover

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the road to the mainland, he gets a taxi to school with his friends.

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-Stuck in the car!

-You got your hat, Connor? OK.

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Wow!

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Hello, Connor!

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This morning, Mrs Fieldhouse asks Connor

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and his classmates to play at being doctors.

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I would like you to have a go at being the doctor or somebody

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making an appointment and going to the doctor's.

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Or someone being the pharmacist

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and getting the prescription for the medicine.

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So who would like to be the doctor, first of all?

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Tyler, you're the doctor.

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Who would like to be the pharmacist?

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Davy, you be the pharmacist.

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Who would like to be

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-the patient who has something wrong with them?

-Connor!

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-Go on, Connor, you be the patient.

-I'll be a patient.

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Dr Tyler will take care of you, Connor!

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Connor, you sit here.

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What is wrong with you, Connor?

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I've got a sore ear.

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OK, I'll check your ears.

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Ey! Ey!

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Ha-ha-ha-ha!

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OK, can you come here and lie on the bed and I'll put a bandage on it.

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-Sit on the bed, please.

-Just put it on that way.

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That's a big bandage!

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-You're all better. Leave your bandage...

-Ha-ha-ha-ha!

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He had a sore head and he's done now. Look at Connor, he's done now!

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Oh, marvellous!

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Does he need a prescription? Any medicine?

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Good idea! Some pretend medicine will help Connor's poorly head.

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Give it to the assistant.

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-He's got a sore head.

-Uh-huh.

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Abby takes the prescription.

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It says he's got a sore head, he needs some medicine and it is...

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it's that.

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Davy is going to make pretend medicine!

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That. It is that. Well, I'm going to pour it in...

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No, Abby, I pour this into the little medicine pot

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and then you give it to him.

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-Hello to the doctor?

-Hello?

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Have you got another patient?

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Yes, we did. The patient's over there.

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It's getting very busy!

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-Yes, we're going to get two medicines, now.

-OK, bye.

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More pretend medicine for Davy to make!

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We need one for Adam, one for Connor and one for Mitchell, please.

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I'm just making them.

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This must be a very complicated, er, medicine?

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-Quite complicated.

-Is it complicated?

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I'm glad you know what you're doing, Davy.

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Some pretend medicine, Connor?

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Just leave it in there and just drink it, pretend.

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-No, I'm saved.

-Ha-ha!

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Connor doesn't really have to drink it!

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I'll have to put it in a bottle.

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-Then we can put a lid on.

-That's it. Right.

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-Do you want me to take that off for you?

-Yes.

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Bandage off and Connor is feeling much better now!

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-Say thanks, Connor.

-Thank you!

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Out you go!

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Break time!

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What is Connor going to do with these blocks?

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Build a tower!

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Here's Emma to help.

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I wonder how tall they can make it?

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Careful, Connor! It might fall!

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It's a volcano!

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Whoa!

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Get me some really high bits, Connor.

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I can reach really high.

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They're not that high.

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Don't knock it all down, Connor! Don't knock it all down.

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Maybe just one more block?

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Connor, don't knock it down. Mrs Strangeways!

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Aaaah! Ha-ha-ha!

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Oh, dear! Now they'll have to start all over again.

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Along with his three friends,

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Connor is leaving the mainland early.

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He has to go back to the island where he lives

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before the tide covers the road.

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On the island, the children have their own small school

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where they'll have afternoon lessons.

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-Puh-puh-puh!

-Puh-puh-puh, good!

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Connor is practising the sounds of letters with his teacher, Mr Sayer.

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-That's it, a castanet. And that one?

-K!

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Just the same. That's a kicking-K.

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-Yes.

-A kicking-K.

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-It's got a round.

-It has got a round bit. It's also tall.

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-Eh-eh-eh-eh-eh!

-Yeah, that's it, break an egg. Eh-eh-eh!

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Eh-eh-eh!

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Ee!

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Ee! Ee!

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-And this one is?

-Orrr!

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-Or! Ee...

-Or!

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Well done! Ee and or! And...ooh.

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Zzzzzzzzz!

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Yeah, buzzy bee! Zzzz!

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And this?

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-Ch-ch-ch!

-Ch-ch-ch! Yeah!

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Sh!

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Very good! You remember that? What's that?

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Ah-ah-ow! Ow-ow!

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Yeah! That's it, ow. What's that one? Do you remember?

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Arrr!

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Arr, yes. What's that?

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So many more! So many, a lot more!

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I think we've run out! Well done you!

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Today, Connor and his island classmates

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have a special art lesson with Callum's mum.

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They're making something to remind them of the sea.

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We're going to use lots of materials.

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So, wool, silky cord...

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What's silky?

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-It's kind of satiny and it changes colour. We've got tissue paper.

-Whoa.

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I'll show you how to do weaving.

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Look! They're using ice lolly sticks.

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-Over, under...

-That looks easy.

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..and then wrap it round so it's going the other way, OK?

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Something like that. So what you're doing is just weaving.

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OK, do you want to make a start?

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Yeah!

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There, Connor. Callum?

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Everything looks yellow!

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Gabriel? Ha-ha!

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-Like that?

-That's it, Emma.

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And then just start in the other direction.

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Over, over...and down.

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OK, so get another piece.

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Everyone is choosing different types of material.

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OK, you carry on with that.

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It's a house!

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A house?

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Connor has chosen bright blue paper.

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I'm making a sunny day.

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I'm making a stormy night.

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That's it!

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There we go. That's lovely.

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I just used a rainbow-coloured thread.

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I can handle this.

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That one. That one's caught.

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# I could do this every day! #

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-I'm doing this every day.

-Are you?

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Ha-ha-ha!

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Is it like, the night sky you've made?

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That's the sunset.

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Oh! What else have we got in there?

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White, too. For the white clouds.

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So we've got all different colours.

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The white and the blue are the waves.

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Um, and the different colours are the sun and the orange is the sand.

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That's the night, that's rough sea, that's rough sea,

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that's a rough sea and that's the night.

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-How will they look together?

-Start here.

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-My one!

-Yep. That's one.

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Oh, well done, Connor! That's lovely. Now we'll put Connor's on.

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And mine.

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And Gabriel's.

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And mine.

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And then Emma's.

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Shall we put some sea in, as well?

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-Yeah!

-Yeah?

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A few finishing touches...

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And we could have sand.

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I'll put something back.

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Yeah!

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Haven't Connor and his friends made a lovely seaside scene!

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# La-la-la

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# La-la-la

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# La-la-la

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# La-la-la. #

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