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

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Into the lift to zoom way up high!

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Up at the top are friends that we know.

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

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One elephant exercising.

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Two trains chuff-chuffing.

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Three tigers snoozing.

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Four giraffes bathing.

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Five snakes sneezing. Atchoo!

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Six cars cartwheeling.

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Seven hamsters hopping.

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Eight monkeys missing.

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Peep-o!

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Nine jellyfish jiggling.

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And...

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Ten worms wriggling,

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waving...

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BOTH: Hello!

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I'm wriggling my eyebrows, too.

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Wriggle, wriggle, wriggle!

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# Show me, show me a flapping Chris

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# Flap, flap, flap, flap, flap

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# Show me, show me a waddling Pui

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# Waddle, waddle waddle, waddle, waddle

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# Show me, show me a swimming you

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# Swim, swim, swim, splash!

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

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# Chris and Pui and you're here today

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# Show me, show me all the toys. #

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Let's have a look.

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There's Mo Mo Bot and Tom and Stuffy, Miss Mouse and Teddington.

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Is that everybody?

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Oh, one of the toys is missing. Who is it?

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Yes, it's Mo Mo Bot. We'll find our toy and you get yours.

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Come on, let's go!

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Mo Mo! Mo Mo!

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Mo Mo Bot?

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Is she by the piano?

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No.

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Mo Mo!

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Oh, she's down here!

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Oh, Mo Mo!

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# Show me, show me some things to do

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# Lots of fun here for me and you

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# Show me, show me some games to play

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# Let's get ready to play today

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# Lots to do here for everyone

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

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"SHOW ME" JINGLE

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Someone wants a "show me"!

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Show me, show me pianos.

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Pianos!

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We could look at a piano but, better still, we can listen to a piano.

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There's someone who knows how to play the piano here.

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Chris? Where's Chris gone?!

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PIANO NOTES TINKLE

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That's the sound of a piano playing.

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Perhaps it's Chris. Come on!

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Oh, here's the piano!

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And here's Chris!

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Oh, it sounds beautiful!

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And Miss Mouse likes to play the high notes!

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Come on, Miss Mouse.

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Ha-ha-ha!

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And what about Teddington, what does he like to play?

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Well, I think Teddington likes to play the low notes.

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Come on, Teddington, let's hear them!

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Oh! Ha-ha!

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Ha-ha!

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And Tom, what do you like to play?

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-Tom likes all the notes in the middle.

-Ah.

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Come on, Tom, let's hear them.

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There's middle C.

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Oh, nice work, Tom.

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And how about you, Chris, what do you like to play?

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I like all music. How about this?

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HE PLAYS SAD MUSIC

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Oh...Chris, Chris.

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It's making me feel a bit sad.

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Oh, I'm sorry. I'll cheer you up.

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# If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands

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# If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands

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# If you're happy... #

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That made me feel really happy. I like that.

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-That's good. I could make you feel sleepy if you like?

-Sleepy?

-Yes!

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# Hey, little Pui

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# How do you do?

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

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# How do you fall asleep all the time

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# When I'm playing the piano? #

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I've made Pui fall asleep!

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Oh, we can't have that. I'll have to wake her up again.

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I know!

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# Oh the Grand Old Duke of York

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# He had ten thousand men

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# He marched them up to the top of the hill

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# And he marched them down again. #

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Oh, Chris, you're so good on the piano!

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Hello!

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HE PLAYS FUR ELISE

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Ha-ha-ha!

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Hello!

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Hee!

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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It's the lift! I wonder who's coming to see us.

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I can't wait to find out.

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I better get the shop ready.

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Shop's open!

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-It's the Old Duke of York!

-Ahem!

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The GRAND Old Duke of York!

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# Oh, the Grand Old Duke Of York

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# He had ten thousand men

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# He marched them up to the top of the hill

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# And he marched them down again

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

-Up!

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

-Down!

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-# And when they were only half way up... #

-Help!

-Ooh.

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# They were neither up nor down. #

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Bit more. Uh!

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How can I help you today, Grand Old Duke?

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I'm not happy!

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Really, why not?

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I can't march today.

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Why can't you march?

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-My drummer's got the day off.

-Oh, dear, well, I've got just the thing.

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-Come this way, Grand Old Duke. I have a piano!

-Hmm!

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I can play while you march.

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-Really?!

-Yes, like this.

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# Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York

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-# He had ten thousand men. #

-Left, right!

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# He marched them up to the top of the hill

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# And he marched them down again. #

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STOP!

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What's the matter?

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I can't march to that. It's far too slow.

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Too slow?

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Oh, I can think of something fast. Yes, how about some rock and roll?

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# Oh, the Grand Old Duke of York He had ten thousand men

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# He marched them up to the top of the hill

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-# And he marched them down again. #

-STOP!

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I can't march to that!

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Stones and rolls.

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Stones and roll! It's rock and roll!

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Roll? I don't roll up the hill, I march. I'm the Grand Old Duke!

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-It seems I either play too slowly or too fast.

-Yes!

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-How fast should I play?

-At a marching pace!

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A marching pace, how does that go?

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Uh!

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Left, right, left, right,

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left, right, left, right,

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left, right, left, right.

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# Oh the Grand Old Duke of York

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-# He had ten thousand men. #

-That's it!

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# He marched them up to the top of the hill

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# And he marched them down again

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-# When they were up they were up... #

-Up!

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-# When they were down They were down... #

-Down!

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-# When they were only half way up... #

-Help!

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# They were neither up nor down. #

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Bit more.

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How's that?

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Very good, jolly good!

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Haven't got time for all this plinkety plonk,

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-I've got marching to do! Which way's out, is it up?

-No, down.

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Left, right, left, right, left...

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Bye!

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Come on, let's go outside.

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Puffs of cloud high in the sky.

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What can you see floating by?

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A teacup!

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Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

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Wonderful things floating by.

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That's funny, Chris!

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Chris is making a sound on the piano, a jumpy sound.

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Why don't you be an animal that might go with this sound?

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Ready?

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I'm being a frog.

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What animal are you being?

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Can we have another sound, Chris?

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Oh, that's a lovely tune. Hmm.

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Let's be an animal that goes with that tune.

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I'm being a butterfly.

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What animal are you being?

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Oh, please may we have another tune?

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Oh!

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This sounds like a slow animal.

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You be a slow animal, too.

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This animal that I'm being has a shell

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and moves very slowly.

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It's a tortoise!

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What animal are you being?

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Another one, please!

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Oh, that sounds funny!

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I'm waddling!

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What about you?

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-I think Pui was waddling like a penguin!

-Hee-hee!

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-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

-Oh! Someone wants a "show me"!

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Show me, show me penguins!

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Penguins! Have you ever seen a penguin?

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Waddle this way. Waddle, waddle, waddle.

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Come on, Pui.

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-Oh, Chris?

-Yes?

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-I've got a token.

-Thank you!

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In it goes.

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Penguins!

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Lots of penguins.

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Baby penguins!

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Penguins live where it's very cold.

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Look at them all huddling together to keep warm.

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Look at the penguins waddling through the snow.

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There's a penguin waddling while carrying a baby penguin.

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Look at his black and white face.

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Penguins waddling.

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Penguins sliding.

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Penguins diving. Whoo!

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And penguins swimming.

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Now it's your turn.

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Show me, show me penguins.

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I see penguin in the zoo.

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Penguin is a bird.

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Cos it's got wings.

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Penguins waddle.

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Waddle, waddle.

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Sometimes they walk like this.

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Ha, penguin!

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He's funny!

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They live in cold places.

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But they don't wear hats.

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Penguins go swimming.

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They go very fast.

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They like catching fishes.

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Penguins like to eat fish but they don't like chips.

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Penguins are really good at ice skating.

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Thank you, you showed me.

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And me!

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And...

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..Teddington!

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Oh, we've got an idea!

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Do you know what we've dressed Teddington up as?

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Waddle, waddle, waddle.

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A waddling penguin!

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Waddle, waddle!

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-UPBEAT MUSIC

-You know what that sound means!

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Show me, show me your groovy moves.

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Freeze!

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Ooh!

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Oh, Teddington, you moved!

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Teddington wanted to slide down like a penguin on ice.

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-Hello.

-Hello.

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-Brr.

-Brr.

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Ooh.

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Ahh.

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Ooh!

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Aw.

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-Hello.

-Hello.

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Mm.

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Waddle, waddle, waddle, waddle, waddle, waddle, waddle.

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There you are, Penguin Teddington.

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Get cosy and comfy, sit down with your toy,

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here comes a tale for us all to enjoy.

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One day, Teddington thought it would be lots of fun to go ice skating.

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Everyone agreed it would be very nice indeed.

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"It's always good to try something new

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"and the exercise is good for you," squeaked Miss Mouse.

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"Oh, rum-pum-pum-pum, puddle-pom-ping,

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"going on a jolly is the very best thing," sang Teddington happily.

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The busy skating rink was huge and the ice was super smooth.

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"First of all we need to queue

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"because we all need special shoes," said Teddington.

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The special shoes were called ice skates,

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they were lace-up boots with skinny blades.

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Miss Mouse's skates were small and sweet

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because she had such tiny feet.

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"It's no use giving skates to me,

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"I don't have any feet, you see," said Stuffy.

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"You don't need skates to whizz along,

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"we can push you!" said Toddler Tom.

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"Come on!"

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They made their way onto the ice

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and wibble-wobbled once or twice.

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"Staying up is really tricky,

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"cos the ice is super slippy! Hee-hee!" giggled Toddler Tom.

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Teddington was slow but sure, going forward paw by paw.

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Miss Mouse showed off her skating flair

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with a paw on the ice and three in the air!

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Toddler Tom did not complain,

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he fell on his bottom but tried again.

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And Mo Mo was a whizz on the ice,

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her backwards skating was rather nice.

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Stuffy wasn't doing much.

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Stuffy found it hard to budge.

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"Let's push Stuffy, everyone. Ready, steady!" shouted Toddler Tom.

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But, though the toys were pushing hard,

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Stuffy wasn't moving far or fast.

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They found a ramp pushed to the side and tried to use it as a slide.

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"Go on, Stuffy, down you go! Three, two, one, Geronimo!

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"Hee-hee!" giggled Toddler Tom.

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Stuffy slid right down the slide,

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but came to a stop upon the ice.

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"I'm not sure this ice is very nice," muttered Stuffy.

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A man in a uniform was watching what was going on.

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"Hello!" he said, "I'm working here.

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"Let me help you, I've had an idea."

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He brought a sledge onto the ice,

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"Get on board and take a ride," he told Stuffy.

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"This is where the fun begins," said Stuffy, with a cheeky grin.

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Then off went Stuffy, whizz, zoom, zing.

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Skating on a sledge is the very best thing!

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Whee!

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Oh, well done, Stuffy.

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Come on, let's slide on the ice like the toys.

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Slide, slide, slide.

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Sliding like penguins on the ice.

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A waddling penguin Pui!

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Hello! With my swimming penguin. Look, my penguin's swimming!

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# This is the way a penguin swims a penguin swims, a penguin swims

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# This is the way a penguin swims on a cold and frosty morning. #

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What else might a penguin like to do after swimming?

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Well, I'll have to get out of the water

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and flap around a bit to get dry and have a little snuggle!

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Oh, a little snuggle! Come on, let's have a little snuggle!

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Snuggle up to your toy!

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# This is the way a penguin snuggles

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# A penguin snuggles A penguin snuggles

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# This is the way a penguin snuggles on a cold and frosty morning. #

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Snuggle, snuggle! Thank you for waddling over to the piano, Pui!

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We liked it, didn't we, Penguin? Waddle, waddle!

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Say, "Waddle, waddle" to your toy today.

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-LIFT BELL

-Oh, there's the lift!

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We've loved having you here today. Waddle up and see us again soon!

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Get your worms ready! Ten worms wriggling, waving...

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BOTH: Goodbye!

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E-mail [email protected]

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