Faces and Flowers Show Me Show Me

We're off on a journey, to play in the sky.

Into the lift to zoom way up high!

Up at the top are friends that we know.

Let's go and meet them and count as we go!

One elephant exercising.

Two trains chuff-chuffing.

Three tigers snoozing.

Four giraffes bathing.

Five snakes sneezing. Atchoo!

Six cars cartwheeling.

Seven hamsters hopping.

Eight monkeys missing.

Peep-oh!

Nine jellyfish jiggling.

-And...

-Ten worms wriggling,

-waving hello!

-Hello!

I'm wriggling my worms by my ear.

Can you do it too?

# Show me, show me a blinking Chris

# Blink, blink, blink, blink, blink

# Show me, show me a yawning Pui

Oh, wake up, Pui!

# Show me, show me a smiling you

# Let's find out who's ready to play

# Chris and Pui and you're here today

# Show me, show me all the toys

# There's Mo Mo Bot and Tom and Stuffy

# Miss Mouse and Teddington Is that everybody? #

One of the toys is missing! Who is it?

Yes, Tom.

We'll find our toy, and you can get yours. Let's go!

Tom, where are you?

Tom, are you hiding over here?

Tom! Tom! Ah!

Oh, here's Tom!

You did it!

# Show me, show me some things to do

# Lots of fun here for me and you

# Show me, show me some games to play

# Let's get ready to play today

# Lots to do here for everyone

# Show me, show me Let's have some fun. #

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Somebody wants a Show Me!

Show me, show me faces.

-Yahoo!

-Hello!

-Wahey!

Do you like our funny faces? We've got funny faces!

Your turn. Show me, show me faces!

My face has got ears.

I've got teeth.

These are my cheeks and I am cheeky.

This is my nose.

I can wink my eye.

I had my face painted like a lion.

Rraar!

It was blue all over my face.

I can do a funny face.

Thank you! You showed me.

And me.

And Teddington.

Let's face facts, Teddington.

You and I have got similar faces.

Look. We both have two eyes.

One, two. One, two.

We both have one mouth.

One mouth. One mouth.

We both have two ears.

One, two. One, two.

And we both have one nose.

Nose! Nose.

Hey, Teddington, let's rub noses together.

I'm wiggling my nose.

# Hey, little face How do you do?

# How do you do all the things that you do?

# How do your eyes look at the world?

# Tell me how, tell me now Tell me, do

# Will they blink in the sunlight? Cry like the rain?

# They open wide and close again

# Hey, little face How do you do?

# Do you do all the things that you do?

# Hey, little face How do you do?

# How do you do all the things that you do?

# How do your ears hear everything?

# Tell me how, tell me now Tell me, do

# Well, they listen closely every day

# And they give a little wiggle when they want to play

# Hey, little face How do you do?

# Do you do all the things that you do?

# Hey, little face How do you do?

# How do you do all the things that you do?

# How does your nose smell all those smells?

# Tell me how, tell me now Tell me, do

# Well, it sniffs and snuffs those smells so sweet

# But it turns right up at smelly feet

# Hey, little face How do you do?

# Do you do all the things that you do? #

Ha-ar!

Hu-ur!

Oh!

Ooh!

-Ha-ar!

-Aaah-ha-ha-ha!

Get cosy and comfy. Sit down with your toy.

Here comes a tale for us all to enjoy.

One day, Teddington got a letter from the postman.

"It's from my nephews, far away.

"I wonder what they have to say,"

said Teddington as he opened the envelope.

The toys listened while he read, and this is what the letter said.

"Dear Uncle Teddington, we haven't seen you for so long.

"We miss you every single day, so send us a photo straightaway.

"Lots of love, Buddy and Blue, your two nephews."

"PS. Here's a photograph of us. Hope you like it. Lots of bear hugs."

"Oh, what a lovely photograph!" sighed Teddington.

"But I don't have one that I can send them."

"Well, I've noticed a little room at the station

"where people can have their photograph taken,"

said Miss Mouse. "Let's go!"

So off to the station went the mouse and the bear,

and Teddington took lots of outfits to wear.

"That's the photo booth, just there.

"It's a tiny room with a tiny chair," squeaked Miss Mouse.

"But what shall I dress up in?

"I want to find the perfect thing," said Teddington,

and he rummaged in his bag.

"What about my cowboy hat?" he said.

"Oh, yes. You look very smart in that," squeaked Miss Mouse.

So Teddington sat in the perfect spot and put his money in the slot.

He pressed the button, but oh, dear!

He took a photo of his ear!

He tried again, but me, oh, my!

He took a photo of his eye!

And even when he tried once more,

he took a close-up of his paw!

"Those photos simply will not do. They do not look a bit like you,"

squeaked Miss Mouse.

"It isn't such an easy task to take a simple photograph,"

sighed Teddington.

"Try to sit still until you've seen the flash," suggested Miss Mouse.

So Teddington sat in the very best spot and put his money in the slot.

He pressed the button and,

"Yippee! It's taken a photo of all of me!" cried Teddington.

But he didn't like the cowboy hat.

"Oh, I wish I wasn't wearing that!" he said.

He decided he'd try ALL his outfits on,

and have his photo taken in each of them.

He dressed as a doctor in a little white coat.

He even had a stethoscope.

"I'm not sure I look good in white.

"Besides, the coat looks far too tight."

He dressed as a pirate with a pirate hat,

but he looked a bit fierce. He didn't like that.

He dressed as an astronaut off into space,

but you couldn't really see his furry face.

"It's all a bit of a to-do," squeaked Miss Mouse.

"None of the photographs looks quite like you."

"I know," said Teddington. "I'll wear my ordinary clothes."

"That might work, I suppose," sighed Miss Mouse.

So Teddington sat in the very best spot

and put his money in the slot.

He pressed the button and,

"Yippee!" The photo came out perfectly.

"Oh, what a handsome bear you are!

"You look like a film star," giggled Miss Mouse.

"Why, thank you, Miss Mouse," Teddington said,

and the fur on his cheeks went a little bit red.

Oh, Teddington! You have your photographs!

Let's have a look.

Oh, yes, very nice. Very smart and very you.

Can I show Pui?

Pui! Pui, take a look at these.

Oh-ho-ho! Teddington!

Oh, what a lovely, happy face, Teddington.

Can you pull a happy face?

All you have to do is give a big smile like this.

There!

Or a sad face. Ready?

What other faces are there, Chris?

How about funny faces?

Can you pull a funny face? Here's one.

Can you do one, Pui?

-In fact, that's given me an idea for a game!

-OK.

We could play face snap.

Put your hands in front of your face like this,

and after three, pull a funny face, a happy face, a sad face

or a silly face like this.

-Are you ready? And if the faces are the same, shout snap!

-OK.

OK. Here we go.

One, two, three.

-Happy face.

-Happy face.

BOTH: Snap!

Here we go again.

One, two, three.

-Sad face.

-Happy face.

BOTH: No snap.

Hold on. One, two, three.

-Funny face.

-Funny face.

BOTH: Snap!

MUSIC

Come on. Let's take a look.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

What can you see floating by?

Wellies.

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

Wonderful things floating by.

With my eyes I could see the clouds.

With my nose, I can smell beautiful flowers!

Thank you, Chris! Oh!

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

-And now with my ears,

I can hear that somebody wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me flowers.

Flowers! Oh, thank you, Chris, for these beautiful flowers.

I'm so pleased you like them.

When I saw them, I thought, "Pui will like those,"

-because they're just the sort of flowers I'd like to get.

-Really?

Yes, I've never received a bunch of flowers, but should I get some,

these are the sort I'd like, especially these yellow roses.

Now, isn't that a beautiful yellow rose?

It's made up of loads of petals,

all scrunched together to make a beautiful-looking flower.

Oh, that really is pretty, and I also like this pink flower.

It's a tulip, and I love the petals,

-the way they curve around, a bit like a little cup.

-Oh, yes!

-And do you like this bright orange flower here, Pui?

-Oh, yes!

-I like the colour and I also like the shape.

-And the smell.

-Oooh!

-Aaah!

-Aaah!

-All flowers are beautiful. Thanks again, Chris.

-Oh, that's all right.

BELL RINGS

I wonder who's coming up to see us. I'd better get the shop ready.

One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight, nine, ten!

Shop's open!

BELL RINGS

-Urgh!

-It's little Miss Muffet!

I've frightened her away.

Oh, little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet

Eating her curds and whey

Along came a spider and sat down beside her

And frightened Miss Muffet away!

-Hello, shopkeeper.

-Hello, Miss Muffet. What can I do for you?

-Well, I was sitting on my tuffet, OK?

-Yes, your tuffet.

It's my little stool that I sit on to eat my curds and whey.

-I see.

-When I spied across the way a much prettier-looking tuffet, OK?

-Oh, a prettier tuffet?

-So I need a prettier tuffet right away.

Ah! Now, let's think.

-I know how to make this prettier!

-Ah!

-With some lace!

-Show me, shopkeeper.

All I have to do is wrap it round like this,

and look! A prettier tuffet.

It's not as pretty as the one I saw today!

-Take it away!

-I didn't mean to frighten you away! Come back!

I'll tell you what I've got. I have some ribbon! Very pretty ribbon.

-Show me, Shopkeeper.

-All I have to do is wrap it round, like this.

Now, what do you think of that?

Hmmm...it's not as pretty as the one I saw today. Take it away!

Oh, no, I didn't mean to frighten you away.

Tell me about this prettier tuffet.

The tuffet I saw today had lace and ribbon and petals

and smelt like springtime in May.

Smelt like springtime in May and had petals. Where can I find petals?

Of course! On a flower.

-I have some flowers, Miss Muffet.

-Show me.

-Yes.

Well, all I have to do is stick them on to your tuffet like this.

Is that prettier?

Oh! That's just like the pretty tuffet I saw today.

It's perfect. Thank you, shopkeeper.

-Hooray!

-Ooh, you get a free gift today!

-Today?

-Is that OK?

-Hooray!

-A spider!

-Argh!

Oh! I didn't mean to frighten you away!

Anyone want a tuffet?

A row of plant pots.

One.

Two.

Three.

What will grow? I can't wait to see!

Join in with the actions. Add the water.

Whoosh! Whoosh!

Wait for the sun!

What's going to grow?

It's a pretty, pink Little Miss Mouse flower!

What's going to grow from this one?

Add the water. Whoosh! Whoosh!

Wait for the sunshine.

Hey!

What's going to grow?

A yellow...what is it? It's a Teddington flower!

Oh, Teddington, how funny. You sit in your pot for me, like that.

Now, we have an even bigger pot. What's going to grow this time?

Have you guessed?

Add the water. Whoosh! Whoosh!

Wait for the sun.

Oh, look. What sort of flower are you?

-I'm a Pui-lip!

-A Pui-lip.

Like a tulip but bigger.

-CLAXON

-Oh, listen!

You know what that sound means, don't you?

Show me, show me your groovy moves!

Freeze!

Oh, Teddington, you moved!

Eh-oo.

Ha-ar!

Ur?

SNIFFING

-Broo!

-Eraaa!

Ha ha ha ha ha!

BELL RINGS

It's the lift! I wonder who it can be.

Oh! A big bunch of flowers.

Surprise!

Ooh, they're for me! From you!

Because you've never been sent flowers before.

How did you know that? Oh, thank you so much. They are beautiful.

Thank you. You've really put a smile on my face.

And we played and pulled lots of funny faces today, do you remember?

Let's pull one last funny face. Are you ready? One, two, three.

Funny face! Funny face!

Say "funny face" to your toy today. Funny face!

-BELL RINGS

-Oh! It's time for us to go.

Get your worms ready.

-Ten worms wriggling, waving goodbye.

-Goodbye!

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Funny face!