Elephants and Trumpets 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...

10 worms wiggling, waving hello!

My worms have turn into an elephant's trunk.

Rrrrr!

BOTH: # Show me, show me a giant Chris... #

Oh, stomp around!

# Show me, show me a musical Pui

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

-Way!

# Show me, show me a trumpeting you

# Do-do-do-do-do-do-do

# Let's find who's ready to play

# Chris and Pui and you're here today

# Show me, show me all the toys... #

OK!

We have Mo Mo Bot and Tom and Stuffy.

Miss Mouse and Teddington. Is that everybody?

Somebody's missing. Do you know who?

Yes, Stuffy! We'll find our toy while you get yours, come on!

Stuffy! I can't see him anywhere.

-Stuffy?

-He isn't here.

-ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

-Look! The elephant's trunk.

It's pointing to Stuffy!

Oh, well done, elephant!

# 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

-Oh, listen!

Somebody wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me elephants.

Elephants!

Oh, Pui! I know our lift is big,

but I don't think it's big enough to bring us an elephant.

Ah! But we could see one.

Come on.

Can you see an elephant yet, Pui?

There's an elephant.

Lots of elephants.

Wrinkly elephant skin.

And big flappy ears!

Elephants going for a swim.

Elephants playing.

Elephants running!

Elephants having lots of fun.

Elephants!

Goodbye, elephants.

Why don't we be elephants?

Make a trunk like this and trumpety-trump!

Rrrr!

Rrrr!

Or we could use our big elephant feet and stomp.

Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp,

stomp, stomp.

Or we should flap our ears, our elephant ears!

Make elephant ears with your elbows and flap.

Flap, flap.

Flap, flap, flap.

UPBEAT MUSIC

Oh, now we've got to start with the trumpet!

# I hear an elephant I want to sing along

# Rrrrr

# Sings a noisy song... #

Get ready to stomp along now with your big, heavy, slow feet.

Oh!

# I hear an elephant

# I want to sing along

# Stomp, stomp, stomp

# Rrrrr

# Sings a nosy song... #

And we can't forget the ears! We'll have a good flap, like this.

Come on, flap with us.

# I hear an elephant

# I want to sing along

# Flap, flap, flap

# Stomp, stomp, stomp

# Rrrrr

# Sings a noisy song. #

-That was good fun! I...

-KLAXON

Oh, listen! Show me, show me your groovy moves.

Freeze!

-Oh, Miss Mouse, you moved!

-Oh!

Did you stomp along like an elephant earlier?

It's good fun being an elephant.

Your turn. Show me, show me elephants.

I'm being an elephant. ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

Elephants have tusks.

-They have a trunk.

-A big trunk!

They go, "Wooo!"

They're massive

with little babies.

Elephants are too big for the bath.

DUCK QUACKS

Elephants have big, flappy ears.

I see them squirt water.

Elephants love to swim.

Elephants will be really heavy.

I've seen an elephant on the telly.

Elephants like buns.

-Yeah, I've ridden an elephant.

-I haven't.

-I have.

You showed me!

And me.

And this baby elephant!

It's Teddington!

THEY LAUGH

Let's be baby elephants.

Come on, let's go for a baby elephant walk.

A baby elephant eating.

A baby elephant following his mum.

A baby elephant going for a swim.

And rolling in the mud.

Baby elephants having lots of fun.

Bye, baby elephants.

Isn't it great to see big elephants looking after baby elephants?

Just like looking after you.

Mmm.

Hrrrr!

Mmm.

IT TRUMPETS

TRUMPET FANFARE

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

Show me, show me trumpets.

HE STRUGGLES TO PLAY THE TRUMPET

Trumpets! Trumpets, like this one.

I'll have another go.

LOW SPLUTTERING SOUND

-Oh, dear.

-BELL RINGS

There's the lift.

I wonder who's coming up to see us.

I better get the shop ready.

Shop's open!

BELL RINGS

Who could it be?

It's the Old Duke!

-THE DUKE CLEARS HIS THROAT

-Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York!

-And this must be one of your 10,000 men!

-Yes!

HE PLAYS TRUMPET

Oh, be quiet!

# Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York

# He had 10,000 men

# He marched them up to the top of the hill

# And he marched them down again

-# And when they were up they were up...#

-Up!

-# And when they down they were down... #

-Down!

-# And when they were only halfway up... #

-Help!

-Oh!

# ..They were neither up nor down. #

A bit more. Uh!

There we go. Now how can I help you?

Oh, it's my trumpeter. He's one of my 10,000 men.

Every time he blows that trumpet, it's not right. It's terrible!

HE PLAYS "TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR"

-That's Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.

-Oh!

-That's not right.

-I'm not a little star!

-No, you're the Grand Old Duke.

-Yes.

HE PLAYS "OLD MACDONALD"

Whoa, whoa. Hold on.

Hold on. That was Old MacDonald.

-Yes and I'm an old Duke!

-And you're grand.

-He must be driving you up the wall.

-Yes!

And when I'm up, I'm up and when I am down, I am down.

-Oh, careful, careful, careful.

-Urgh!

I know what!

I've got some music here.

Maybe we can find the right music for the trumpeter to play

for the Grand Old Duke of York. How about this?

HE PLAYS "LITTLE BO PEEP"

Oh, please be quiet!

That sounded like Little Bo Peep. Hold on! Hold on!

What have we got here? Ah, is this right?

HE PLAYS "BAA, BAA, BLACK SHEEP"

Stop, stop, stop!

Oh, no, that wasn't right.

How about this one?

HE PLAYS "THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK"

By Jove, he's got it! It's the right tune at last.

-Yes, there you go.

-Thank you!

# Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York

-# He had 10,000 men... #

-Oh, yes!

# He marched them up to the top of the hill

# And he marched them down again

-# And when they were up they were up...#

-Up!

-# And when they down they were down... #

-Down!

-# And when they were only halfway up... #

-Help!

-Oh!

# They were neither up nor down. #

Bit more! Ugh!

-How's that?

-The Grand Old Duke of York, that's it!

Thank you for coming to the shop.

-Right, let's go!

-Bye.

-Which way's out? Is it up?

-No, it's down.

-Down!

-Yes.

-Hup, two.

-Careful now. Careful with that hat.

CRASHING

HE PLAYS JAZZ

What a wonderful sound!

-This is Jay. Hello, Jay.

-Hello.

Jay's come to show us his fabulous trumpet.

How do you make the sound?

You have to blow out a lot of air

like you're blowing out birthday candles.

To make the sound different, you push these buttons.

-How long have you been playing?

-About 15 years.

Wow! And do you have to practise every day?

Yes, for about four hours.

Four hours, goodness me! And what's your favourite piece of music?

I'll play it for you.

HE PLAYS A JAZZ MELODY

I love it! It makes me want to dance.

As well as making beautiful music, Jay,

-can you make sounds to guess?

-Of course!

WAH-WAH-WAH-WAH HMM-HMM-HMM-HMM

That was a funny sound. What did it sound like?

-I think it sounded like somebody laughing, "Ha-ha-ha."

-That's right.

-Have you got another one for us?

-I do.

VERY HIGH NOTE

CHRIS CHUCKLES

Could it be... somebody opening a door?

-That's right.

-A creaky door. Another one, please!

PFRRRR!

-That was the sound of animal.

-Right.

-A big animal with a trunk?

-That's right.

Pffrrrr! An elephant!

-Did you guess too? Can we hear it again?

-Of course!

PFRRRR!

And maybe another one.

FRRR!

FRRR!

-Oh, I think that sounded a bit like a big bear snoring.

-That's right.

Thank you for coming

and showing us how you play your trumpet.

WHISTLE SOUNDS

Thank you, Choo Choose!

Oh! Some paper.

And...sticky tape!

Hmm. What shall we make?

I know, let's make a trumpet.

Right.

If we roll the paper like this...

round and round and round into a cone shape.

A bit like an ice cream.

And then use a little bit of sticky tape...

..to stick the end over like that.

We have a trumpet!

DO-DO-RO-DO-DO-DO!

-He-he!

-Oh, I like your trumpet, Pui.

-Thank you.

-Why don't you make one?

Or you could roll your hand into a cone and blow.

DO-DO-LU-DO-DO-DO-DO!

Join in with your trumpet and be the music man.

TRUMPET PLAYS MELODY

# I am the music man I come from down your way

-# And I can play

-What can you play?

# I play hand trumpet

# Do-do-do-do

# Do-do-do, do-do-do

# Ru-do-do-do, do-le-do

# Ru-do, do-do-do

# I am the music man I come from down your way

-# And I can play

-What can you play?

# The cardboard trumpet

# Do-do-do-do

# Do-do-do-do-do

# Ru-do-do-do-do-do-do

# Do-do-do-do-do

# He is the music man He comes from down our way

# And he can play What can you play? #

I play the real trumpet.

Oh! We really enjoyed that, Jay.

And so did the toys, especially Miss Mouse.

Get cosy and comfy. Sit down with your toy.

Here comes a tale for us all to enjoy.

It was one of those rainy days again.

And the toys decided to play a game.

"Why don't we play Hide And Seek.

"I'll count and I'll promise not to peek," said Mo Mo Bot.

So all the toys ran off to hide while Mo Mo counted up to five.

"One, two, three, four, five. Coming!"

Miss Mouse found a trumpet lying about.

"It's the perfect hiding place for a mouse," she thought.

She squeezed her paws in the open end

and hoped that she would get out again.

Mo Mo Bot soon came skipping by.

"I found you. I found you, Miss Mouse," she cried.

"My dear, I think I am in need of help.

"I can't get out all by myself," squeaked Miss Mouse.

So, Mo Mo pulled.

"Heave-ho, heave-ho!"

But Miss Mouse wouldn't budge. "Oh, dear me, no!"

Then Toddler Tom came by to see

why they'd stopped playing Hide And Seek.

"I'm afraid, it's all because of me.

"I'm stuck in the end of a trumpet, you see," squeaked Miss Mouse.

So Toddler Tom and Mo Mo heave-hoed, but Miss Mouse wouldn't budge.

"Oh, dear me, no!"

Then Stuffy appeared!

"Don't worry, Miss Mouse. If we all pull together, we'll get you out."

So, Toddler Tom held Stuffy's fluff and they all pulled together,

but Miss Mouse didn't budge.

"Dear Miss Mouse," said Teddington Bear,

"what on earth are you doing in there?"

"This is not the time to tease me.

"Help me out immediately," giggled Miss Mouse.

So they all pulled together.

They used a lot of puff.

But they couldn't get Miss Mouse out - they weren't strong enough.

Then Teddington Bear said, "Wait. I know.

"What if we give the trumpet a blow?"

So they all had a go, one by one,

until it got to Teddington, who huffed and puffed

and huffed and puffed till suddenly Miss Mouse shot up.

High in the air, then down she whizzed.

She landed on Stuffy's fluffy bit.

"Thank you," she squeaked.

"You're lovely friends.

"Now let's play Hide And Seek again!"

Miss Mouse was a little more careful this time.

She hid in a trumpet of a different kind.

It was a daffodil trumpet.

-SOFT MUSIC

-Listen.

Come on, let's go and have 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.

HE PLAYS "THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK"

March along with us and blow your trumpet too.

MUSIC SLOWS

Slowing down.

Stomp, stomp. What does this remind you of?

Elephants!

-PFFRRR!

-Rrrr!

PUI CHUCKLES

-Elephants make a trumpety-trump sound.

-Trumpety-trump.

Say "trumpety-trump" to your toy today. Trumpety-trump!

-BELL RINGS

-Oh, the lift's calling.

Thank you very much, Jay. And thank you for coming to see us.

-Hope you come back soon.

-Get your worms ready.

10 worms wriggling, waving goodbye!

Trumpety-trump.