Episode 8 Time for School

ALARM RINGS

# Rise and shine

# A new day

# Time for fun

# School today

# Meet new friends

# Teachers too

# Ding-ding-ding

# School bell rings

# Time for school. #

It's the start of a new day at Lowick School.

Tyler seems in a hurry this morning.

Good morning, Abby.

Come along, Pandra. It's almost time to start.

So, with your magic pencil now come down...

There's Mrs Fieldhouse.

And she's starting the day with phonics.

Down. Bounce up for van.

But can you hear the difference between vvvv.

And ffffff?

Van. Vv.

Fffan and vvvan.

-It's not the same sounds.

-Not the same sound.

-But nearly.

-Listen to Pandra.

-But nearly.

It's nearly the same sound.

So let's think about what we do with our mouth when we say that.

Fan.

Van.

When you say van, you get a tickly sound.

Now, it may be quite difficult for Charlie

because Charlie doesn't have his front teeth.

Your tooth under the pillow

and the tooth fairy brings you coin or magic.

That's right.

Everybody loses their teeth but they'll grow back. Be fine.

-I haven't lost any teeth yet.

-Nope.

Still got little baby teeth.

Some lose their teeth when they're five.

Some lose them when they get to about six.

Some lose them at seven, some are still losing them.

-Look down there.

-So you've already got some of your grown-up teeth.

Once you get your grown-up teeth, you have got to look after them

very, very carefully because you won't get any new ones after that.

Looking after your teeth is very important.

The teeth you've got now are called baby teeth.

Once they come out and those new ones grow in,

that's them for the rest of your life -

you've got to take good care of them.

If you don't brush them, your teeth will go all wonky.

And then they'll wobble.

If you eat sweet things, for instance,

it can eat away at your teeth.

That's why you've got to very carefully brush and brush and brush.

Let's just pretend that we're brushing.

-How long would we do it for? So you brush the front.

-An hour.

Brush the front.

Brush behind the front ones.

Behind, up and up and up. To the back.

To the other side.

On the bottom at the back.

Brush, brush, brush, brush.

Good brushing, everyone.

Hands washed, ready to cook.

This is going to be like a dress on you.

It's going to go right to the ground.

Mrs Edmison helps Pandra put on special cooking clothes.

And your hat.

Can you still see, Pandra?

-Where has Pandra gone?

-Pandra, you sit here.

Right, so we ready to make biscuits?

Home-made ginger biscuits. Yum!

Tip it up.

Davy measures the flour.

-More, more.

-Stop!

-Stop! That's it.

-Yeah.

-Into the bowl.

Ready?

Ginger spice for flavour.

Pop it in.

-Pandra, put a teaspoon in there.

-Then will it be my turn?

-Yes.

That's it. Brilliant.

Careful with the sugar, Abby.

Oh! Stop.

Pop it in there.

And a big dollop of margarine.

-Now, stop.

-Stop. What do we need to do now?

-Mix it.

Mix it with a knife or a spoon? ALL: Spoon.

Spoon's boring. You know what I like to use?

Fork!

-Fingers.

-Fingers.

-What does it feel like, Pandra?

-Squidgy to me.

-Squidgy.

Let's see your fingers.

It's messy but lots of fun.

Rub your hands together.

Take this bit off here. See? It's all gone. That's it. Keep mixing.

Well done. How dirty are your hands?

I think Pandra's got the dirtiest hands so far.

My yucky hands.

Yuck.

Oh, can you smell it?

Mmm!

The dough is ready to roll out.

One for Libby.

Ah!

Flour stops the mixture from sticking to the rolling pin.

Right, Pandra, are you ready to cut yours out? What shape would you like?

-That one.

-What's that one?

-A square.

What shape will the biscuits be?

Is it going to come up?

Can you see?

Ready?

This one's square.

-You cut it.

-It's on the tray ready to cook.

Um...

I'd like a circle.

Here's a round shape.

Ooh!

Libby makes a triangle shape.

We've nearly done the biscuits.

We have, look.

The oven is hot so Mrs Edmison puts the biscuits in very carefully.

Very hot.

I thought we'd put one at the bottom and one at the top.

Hands washed and the biscuits will be ready later.

Well done.

It's time for lunch.

Here we go.

Let's eat dinner!

What will Pandra have in her lunch box?

Ah!

Sandwiches.

Mitchell has a hot school meal.

Mitchell's here first.

Now one more left.

It's Charlotte.

I got this cheesy stuff again.

I love cheese.

It's got butter.

It's my favourite.

It's time for...

What's Pandra doing with her fruit?

That's the time.

Ah, she's making her own sandwich.

Have a look at it. Yummy!

-Is it sleepy?

-This is a sleeping sandwich.

What does a sleeping sandwich do?

Makes you go to sleep.

That's what it does.

Sandwiches.

-Look at this, Mitchell.

-Eurgh!

I think Mitchell prefers his sausage and mash.

It's nice sausage.

What's going to happen?

MITCHELL LAUGHS

It's a snow sausage.

Has Pandra fallen asleep?

She's just pretending.

Look, Pandra's wide awake.

Tyler and Abby are going to play dentists.

Tyler is the patient.

Abby will be the dentist.

Hello.

-Hello.

-Have you got two wobbly teeth?

-Mm-hm. Here and here.

Have you not been cleaning your teeth?

Yeah. I've been cleaning my teeth every day.

Tell the tooth fairy I have my tooth

and then one wobbly tooth is still not coming out when I pull on it.

Take one of that out. One of that out.

You have to clean your teeth.

Brush, brush, brush.

THEY HUM

There. I'm finished, Doctor.

Put these away.

Abby checks for any wobbly teeth.

Ahh!

Nope. They don't.

How do my teeth look?

-Clean.

-Good job, dentist Abby.

Yay!

Mmm! Something smells good - the ginger biscuits are ready to eat.

They look yummy, Pandra.

Find one of yours.

I think you just need to take little bites though.

You don't want to put too much in your mouth at once, do you?

Sweet treats for everyone

and later they'll all brush their teeth, won't they?

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