Open, Closed and Umbrellas 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.

Ten worms wriggling, waving hello!

My wriggling worms are opening into a flower.

# Show me, show me an opening Chris

I open up like this

# Show me show me a closing Pui

# Show me show me a floating you

Floating around.

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

# Chris and Pui and you're here today

# Show me show me all the toys

Let's take a look at them.

There's Mo Mo and there's Tom and Stuffy,

Miss Mouse and Teddington.

Is that everybody?

One of the toys is missing.

Who is it? Can you tell?

Who is it? Yes, it's Tom!

I know, we'll find our toy and you find yours.

-Let's go!

-Come on.

Tom, where are you?

Let's open this box. He's not in there.

Tom!

Here's Tom! Hello!

# 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. #

Someone wants to show me.

Show me show me opening and closing.

Opening and closing.

Opening, closing.

I am going to open and close my whole body.

Opening!

Closing!

Can you do it too?

Opening!

Closing!

Opening!

Closing!

Opening!

Closing!

Opening!

Closing!

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing

# All the day All the day

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing all the day

# All the day. #

Opening, closing.

Can you do it, too?

Opening, closing.

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing all the day, all the day

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing

# Opening, closing all the day, all the day. #

Who-ho!

Who-ho!

Who-ho!

Who-ho!

-Ha! Ha!

-Ha! Ha!

Mo Mo has an envelope to open.

Shall we open the envelope, Mo Mo?

Yes, please.

Here goes!

Opening, opening, opening, opening. what's inside?

Waw! A token!

Perhaps we'll see more things that open and close.

Come on!

Thank-you, Mo Mo.

Opening! What's inside?

A beautiful yellow dandelion petals.

Closing.

Opening.

What's inside?

Fluffy, white dandelion clock.

I love the way the dandelions open their petals really wide

and then close them again.

Shall we all be dandelions together?

Open your petals really wide so that they can feel the sunshine.

MUSIC

And now get ready to close them tightly.

Dandelions close up tight.

Dandelions say goodnight.

Do you remember what happens next when the dandelions opened again?

What did they look like? Do you know?

They looked like delicate, fluffy balls.

Are you being a delicate, fluffy ball too?

Here comes the wind to blow your seeds away.

Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!

Www...wwww....!

Ah!

Let's go outside again.

Puffs of cloud high in the sky

What can you see floating by?

A book!

Nightfall.

Panda explore.

Helicopter. Chopper-chop!

Slide to the bottom.

And climb to the top.

Puffs of cloud high in the sky.

Wonderful things floating by.

Show me, show me Teddington song.

DRUMS BEAT

Attention! Is everybody ready to march with me?

Quick, march!

Clap your hands and stamp your feet.

Flap your elbows to the beat.

Clap your hands and stamp your feet. Flap your elbows to the beat

And march! And march! And march two, three, four.

Hooray, hooray, for Teddington's marching band!

We're on parade today and we march around the land.

We are marching to the east. We are marching to the west.

We are marching very proudly cos we always march the best.

-Hooray!

-Hooray for Teddington's marching band!

Teddington! Teddington! Teddington! Teddington! Best in all the land.

-Teddington Bear is smart and tall.

-He knows the way to lead us all.

-He's old. He's wise.

-He has brown eyes.

-And he always looks so grand.

And that's why he's the leader of the band.

Hooray, hooray for Teddington's marching band!

We're on parade today and we march around the land.

We are marching to the east. We are marching to the west.

We are marching very proudly cos we always march the best.

Hooray, hooray for Teddington's marching band!

Teddington! Teddington! Teddington! Teddington! Best in all the land.

Clap your hands and stamp your feet. Knock your knees until they meet.

Clap your hands and stamp your feet. Knock your knees until they meet!

And march! And march! And march, two, three, four.

-Teddington Bear can count to ten.

-If you're lucky he'll do it again.

-He's clever, he's keen.

-He dresses in green.

-And he always looks grand.

Come and join in with Teddington's marching band.

Hooray, hooray for Teddington's marching band.

We're on parade today and we march around the land.

We are marching to the east. We are marching to the west.

We are marching very proudly cos we always march the best.

Hooray! Hooray for Teddington's marching band!

Teddington! Teddington! Teddington! Best in all the land.

-Teddington!

-That's me! Keep it coming!

-Teddington!

-Best in all the land.

-Yes!

And march! And march! And march two, three, four.

Teddington Bear wants to march some more.

Why don't you join in? Let's follow the leader and follow our noses.

We're looking for something that opens and closes.

Into the stream and splash around.

Splash! Splash! Splash! Splash! And look what Teddington Bear has found.

It's a shell.

And look - it opens and closes.

I wonder what used to live in here.

Hmm, good question, Teddington.

Right, it's my turn to be the leader now. Is that all right, Teddington?

-Oh, yes, please!

-Right. Let's follow the leader and follow our noses.

We're looking for something that opens and closes.

Into the stream. Splashing around.

Through the tunnel

in the ground. Ooh!

And look what Teddington has found.

Oh! It's a house, with a door that opens.

-And who's inside?

-It's Miss Mouse.

Miss Mouse is in the house.

Hello!

Oh, Teddington, should I be the leader again?

-Oh, yes.

-Thank you.

Let's follow the leader and follow our noses.

We're looking for something that opens and closes.

Into the stream and splash around. Splash! Splash! Splash!

Through the tunnel in the ground. Whee!

And then to the tree and march around.

And march! And march! And march, two, three, four.

Ooh! And look what Teddington Bear has found.

It's an umbrella. Whoo!

It opens and closes.

And if the wind blows, then off I go-ses!

-Whoa!

-Oh!

Someone wants to show me.

Show me, show me umbrellas.

Umbrellas. Stripey. Spotty. Polka-dotty

Pull-y up. Pull-y down.

Spinny, spinny around and round. Whee!

Umbrellas. Come and get your lovely umbrellas.

-Hello.

-Hello, Pui. Would you like an umbrella?

-Yes, please.

I'd like a giant umbrella as I hear there's going to be heavy showers.

I've got just the umbrella for you. It's big, it's colourful.

I think you'll like it. Ooh! Ergh!

-Hmm! It won't open.

-Oh, dear.

-Oh. If only I had my thingumajig

-then I'd be able to fix it.

-Oh! Or I could make a big umbrella instead.

# Toodle loomer loomer Toodle loomer loomer, toodle lay-ay

# Any umbrellas, any umbrellas To mend today?

# Bring your parasol It may be small, it may be big

# I'll repair them all with what you call a thingumajig

# Pitter patter patter Pitter patter patter

# Here comes the rain

# Let it pitter patter Let it pitter patter

# Don't mind the rain

# I'll mend your umbrella Then go on my way

# Single toodle loomer loomer Toodle lay

# Toodle loomer loomer Toodle lay

# Any umbrellas, any umbrellas To mend today? #

RAIN FALLS

Ooh! It's starting to rain.

Let's open the umbrella.

Here comes the shower!

And now it's really going to pour.

One, two, three, wahey!

SHE GIGGLES

I hope you brought your umbrella.

Your turn. Show me, show me umbrellas.

Rain comes from the clouds!

You get wet in the rain.

You keep dry with an umbrella.

I don't have an umbrella.

I press a button on my umbrella

and it goes up!

We put our hoods up.

Like this.

Pitter patter.

This is my hood.

We put one on top of our hats to keep it dry.

I like to play out when the rain's been out.

I like splashing in puddles.

Umbrellas go up and down.

Thank you. You showed me. And Stuffy.

And me! And, Pui, I've fixed your new umbrella. Hey, hey!

All ready for a game.

Oh, yes. We're going to play a game using all these ping pong balls.

Right. How many do you think Stuffy and I will be able to throw

into the swinging umbrella?

-See how it swings.

-Can we get five? Let's try. Ready?

-Here we go.

-Off you go.

-Oh, no.

-Ooh! Unlucky, Stuffy. Never mind.

-Oh, dear.

Have another go.

-Oh, yes!

-Well done! One.

-Stuffy wants to have his own go.

Ready? OK. One, two, three.

-Ooh, you did it!

-Two.

-You did it. Well done. Right.

-Can you get three?

-Yes!

-Oh, yes!

Three ping pong raindrops.

-Again.

-Four! Well done.

-Shall we do the last one, Stuffy?

-Shall we do it together?

-Yes.

-One, two, three.

-Oh, dear, dear!

-Unlucky.

'SHOW ME' JINGLE

You know what that sounds means.

Show me, show me your groovy moves.

JAUNTY MUSIC

-Freeze!

-MUSIC STOPS

Pui, you moved! You twitched your nose!

I know. I thought I felt a spot of rain.

LIFT DINGS

The lift's calling. I wonder who's coming up to see us.

Better get the shop open.

One, two, three,

four, five, six, seven,

eight, nine, ten.

Shop's open.

-Coo-ee!

-It's the Hey Diddle Cow.

-Hello!

How lucky you are to see me again.

Hey Diddle Diddle, the cat and the fiddle,

the cow jumped over the moon.

-Whee!

-The little dog laughed to see such fun

-and the dish ran away with the spoon.

-Yes, he did.

Oh, my, you are very wet.

Yes, it's raining, it's pouring, and I'm soaked to the fur.

You've got your rain hat and your wellies.

I know what else you need on a rainy day.

-What?

-A rain coat.

-Do you do one for a cow?

-I'll see.

Oh! How exciting.

I have just the thing. Right, if you just pop your head in here.

-Oh, no, no, no. Be careful.

-It's tickling! Mind my horns.

Yes, and your big ears. You're wriggling around.

-It's not easy being a cow.

-No, no, no.

-Don't mooooove.

-COW LAUGHS

Right, here we are. Your raincoat. What do you think of that?

Do you like it? There.

-I love it. I love it.

-I know another thing you'd like for the rain.

-What's that?

-An umbrella.

-An umbrelly?

-Yes.

-Do you do one for a cow?

An umbrella for a cow. I'll see.

Oh!

-How about this? A furry umbrella.

-I like it. But it's not quite me.

-It's not quite you?

-No.

Oh, dear. Let me see what else I might have. Oh!

This is perfect for a cow. Look.

Oh, I like it, I like it, but it's not quite me.

It's not quite you? But it's got bottles of milk and little cows

-and it's black and white and furry.

-Oh! It's udderly ridiculous.

Oh. I thought it was perfect.

You'll never find anything more cow-like in an umbrella.

I don't have anything else that'll suit you.

What about that one over there?

-That one. That one's perfect.

-This one?

-Yes.

-Are you sure?

-Oh, yes. Oh, it's very me.

I can't see why a cow would like this.

-Put it up and you'll see.

-OK. Here we go.

It's the moon! The moon!

-Oh!

-Now I can jump over it. Everyone say "whee" after three.

One, two, three! Whee!

LAUGHTER

-Did the little dog laugh?

-Oh, yes.

And the dish ran away with the spoon.

SQUEAKING

THEY SQUEAL AND LAUGH

Oh, there you are, Miss Mouse, with your little umbrella

perfect for a rainy day.

Oh, it is fantastic, but it has stopped raining.

-It's sunny now.

-Never mind. You can use it as a sunshade.

-Oh!

-In fact, Pui, I've got one for you and one for me.

-Oh, thank you.

-That's better. And these sunshades open and close.

Open and close.

-We looked at things that open and close today, do you remember?

-Yes.

Like the dandelions. Their petals opened to the sunshine

and then closed really tightly.

Opening and closing.

Say opening and closing to your toy today. Opening and closing.

DING!

Listen! There's the lift.

Thank you for coming to see us today.

We hope you'll come back again very, very soon.

Get your worms ready. Ten worms wriggling,

waving goodbye.

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Opening and closing.