Tickets and Museums 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.

PING And...

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling, waving hello!

My worms are wriggling in the palm of my hand.

# Show me show me a tearing Chris. #

Tear, tear, tear. Whee!

# Show me show me a pointing Pui. #

-What are you looking at?

-Ooh!

# Show me show me a queuing 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. #

Let's take a look at them.

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

Miss Mouse and Teddington

Is that everybody?

Uh-oh! Somebody's missing!

Who could it be? Do you know?

Who's not here who should be here?

Yes, it's Mo Mo. Could you find Mo Mo for us, please?

MUSIC

Mo Mo! Come on! Come back to us!

# Show me show me your toy today

# Can you find it to come and play?

# Show me show me your cheeky grin

# Now you're here let the fun begin

# Lots to see here and lots to do

# Show me show me and we'll show you. #

PING

-Mo Mo! You're back!

-She's got something. What's that?

-It's a ticket.

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Somebody wants a show me.

Show me, show me tickets.

Tickets. What might Mo Mo's ticket be for?

You can get tickets for so many things.

We've got lots of tickets.

On Monday, Tom went to the stadium to see his favourite band.

The music made him dance and jump with his ticket in his hand.

On Tuesday, Mo Mo bought a ticket to go to soft play.

She climbed and jumped and rolled and bumped.

What a lovely day!

On Wednesday, Stuffy went to see a match to support his football team.

They won 4-0, so he celebrated with hot dogs and ice cream.

On Thursday, Miss Mouse went to the shoe shop

to measure her tiny feet.

She waited patiently for her turn to arrive.

Her new shoes fit a treat.

Then on Friday, Teddington drove into town

and parked on a yellow line.

He got a parking ticket and had to pay a fine.

-Oh, bother!

-HORN BEEPS

On Saturday night, I went to the cinema and watched a funny movie.

Then I went to a discotheque, I was feeling rather groovy!

CHRIS GIGGLES

On Sunday, I caught a bus to the farmers' market.

'Twas a chilly morning.

It's a good job I was wearing my jacket.

So many tickets!

Your turn. Show me, show me tickets.

Can you give me a ticket, please?

I need a ticket so I can go to the funfair.

A ticket.

It lets you get in a train or a bus.

If you haven't got a ticket, you can't get on the bus.

You have to give money to the bus.

A ticket for going to the aeroplane.

A ticket for the zoo.

I need a ticket to go on a train.

I took a train somewhere.

TRAIN WHISTLES

Thank you. You showed me and Teddington and Miss Mouse.

-WHISTLE BLOWS

-All aboard!

The train to town is about to depart!

This is our train. Come on, Teddington. Sit there.

Will you look after Mo Mo for me?

Come on, Mo Mo. Don't play up. Sit there. Good.

Tom, I need you to look after Miss Mouse.

Will you do that? Good boy. Thank you very much.

We're missing someone. Who is it? Somebody's not here... Stuffy!

Where's Stuffy? There you are, by the ticket machine!

I see! You're worried about the tickets.

Don't worry, because I've got the tickets.

Come on, Stuffy. There we go. Ready.

WHISTLE BLOWS

The train to town is about to depart.

We're going on a day trip to town to see a show.

-Tickets, please.

-Tickets. Tickets... Oh!

What did I do with the tickets? Oh, no! I had them, inspector!

-Are these what you're looking for?

-Oh, yes! Well done, Stuffy!

Right. Let me count the passengers.

One, two, three,

four, five, six passengers.

And one, two, three, four, five, six tickets.

-Click! There you are, sir.

-Thank you.

-Off we go!

-WHISTLE BLOWS

Choo-choo!

TRAIN RUMBLES

Next stop - Theatre Square, town centre.

Theatre Square, town centre. That's our stop.

Get ready to get off, everybody. Come on.

Come on... Would you mind helping? Thank you. I've a very big family!

One, two...

Come on, Tom. ..three, four... That's it, Mo Mo.

..and five, Teddington.

We're at the theatre. We did it!

Welcome to the theatre. Please take your seats.

Why is your hand up, Teddington?

You need to use the toilet? Who else needs to go?

Mo Mo does, you do... All of you want to go.

Come on, quickly. This way.

No, no. Come on, Stuffy. That's it, you as well.

Try not to touch anything.

Tickets, please!

We're coming, we're coming! Well done.

It's OK, Miss Mouse. I've got wipes. There we go.

You sit there. You at the end, Teddington.

Look that way. Has everybody done what they needed to do?

-They have? Good.

-Tickets, please.

Tickets! Aah! The tickets! The theatre tickets, I've got them.

There, Stuffy. And you, Miss Mouse. Tom, Mo Mo, Teddington and me.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

Ahem...

TEARING

How very rude!

It's fine, Miss Mouse. They tear the tickets to show we're here

and the tickets have been used. The show's going to start.

Come on. That's it. You sit there.

It's showtime, everyone!

Bob up and down with me!

UPBEAT MUSIC

# Songs of the sea

# Bobbing up and down like this. #

Join in!

# Sailing the ocean

-# Bobbing up and down like this. #

-And you, Miss Mouse.

# They may build their ships my friends

# Bobbing up and down like this

# Wave ahoy to the toys as we sail to sea

# When we're bobbing up and down like this. #

Bravo! Bravo! More! More!

# Songs of the sea

# Bobbing up and down like this

# Sailing the ocean

# Bobbing up and down like this

# They may build their ships my friends

-# Bobbing up and down like this. #

-Go for it, Stuffy!

# Wave ahoy to the toys as we sail to sea

# As we're bobbing up and down like this. #

APPLAUSE

-Well done. Give yourselves a clap.

-Well done! What a great show!

We thought we'd take a boat ride across the river.

There we go. A rowing boat!

How many tickets?

There's me and all the little ones.

-Would you like a family ticket?

-Fantastic! How much?

-Two pounds.

-Great. One, two.

-Thank you. Can I help madam aboard?

-It's a bit wobbly!

-Oh, that's it.

All aboard!

# Row row row your boat gently down the stream

# Merrily merrily merrily merrily

# Life is but a dream. #

-Ah, did you enjoy your boat ride?

-Oh, yes, I did.

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

-Come on, let's row outside.

-Oof!

Puffs of cloud, high in the sky.

What can you see floating by?

A teacup.

Sugar mouse, sugar mouse...

..sailing in a cup of tea.

Sugar mouse, sugar mouse, sailing on the stormy sea.

Sugar mouse, sugar mouse, sailing where the penguins play.

Sugar mouse, sugar mouse. Land ahoy!

Hip-hip-hooray!

Puffs of cloud high in the sky.

Wonderful things floating by.

Oh, no, it's raining! We can't continue our boat ride.

-I know! Let's go to a museum.

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Someone wants a show me.

Show me, show me museums.

Museums.

Now, what sort of museum shall we go to?

We could go to a museum

and look at old statues...

..and dinosaurs!

Or we could go to a plane museum.

Or a science museum.

Or a train museum.

Or maybe a car museum.

So many different museums. Where did Pui go to?

Mo Mo loves Mo Mo science museum.

Hey, come on, Chris. Come to Mo Mo's science museum.

-Pui, I haven't got a ticket.

-You don't need one, it's free.

Fantastic!

And look, there are so many things to see here.

Tom, what are you looking at? Oh, I see. A rocket.

There are so many buttons to press here, too.

Miss Mouse would like to press this button.

Shall we? Shall we do it? OK. Ready?

Oh! How exciting!

You'd like to do it again, Miss Mouse?

OK. One, two, three.

UPBEAT MUSIC

# I can do it

# Press the button

# I can do it Press the button

# I can do it Press the button

-# You can do it too. #

-Oh!

Tom has found this big, green button.

-Can I press it? Can I press it?

-Go on, Tom.

# I can do it

# Press the button

# I can do it

-# Press the button

-I can do it

# Press the button

# You can do it too

# You can do it too. #

Come on, Tom. Give it a big press. Ready, steady, go!

ROCKET ENGINE FIRES UP

Wow, Tom! You launched the rocket!

This is a wonderful museum, Mo Mo.

And there's another museum next door.

Let's all march to Teddington's museum.

DRUMBEAT

Attention!

Is everybody ready to march with me? Quick...march!

# Clap your hands stamp your feet

# And flap your elbows to the beat

# Clap your hands and stamp your feet

# And 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 proudly because we always march the best

# Hooray hooray

# For Teddington's marching band

# Teddington, Teddington, Teddington Best in all the land

-# Teddington Bear is smart and tall

-He knows how to lead us all

-# He's old, he's wise

-He has brown eyes

# And he always looks so grand

# 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 proudly because we always march the best

# Hooray hooray for Teddington's marching band

# Teddington, Teddington, Teddington Best in all the land

# Teddington, Teddington, Teddington Best in all the land. #

Yes!

Welcome to my motorcar museum.

What a wonderful museum, Teddington.

So many shiny, precious looking cars.

Be careful not to break anything. Don't touch.

-Some of these cars look very old.

-Look, we're lucky.

We've been given a fun and facts worksheet to fill in.

It says, "Can you find any black cars?"

-Can you see any black cars?

-What about you, Stuffy?

Look, Stuffy's found some cars. This is a yellow one. Green, red...

Oh, dear, let's keep looking.

Oh, look! Stuffy has found Teddington's black car!

-Well done, Stuffy!

-HORN BEEPS

-Don't touch my antiques!

-Let's look on the factsheet.

It says, "Can you find a car with only three wheels?"

Three wheels.

Stuffy, let's have a look at one of yours.

-One, two, three, four wheels. No.

-That won't do.

-Pick me! Pick me!

-What have you got, Miss Mouse?

A car with one, two, three wheels!

You did it! Well done, Miss Mouse.

Oh, what a lovely museum!

-UPBEAT MUSIC

-Know what that means?

Show me, show me your groovy moves.

UPBEAT MUSIC

FREEZE!

TICKING

Oh, Miss Mouse, you moved!

I think she wants to show us HER museum. Come on.

Oh, look! Here we are at Miss Mouse's natural history museum.

Oh, I like museums like this. You never know what you'll find.

I hope we find a dinosaur!

Miss Mouse is digging! Ha-ha!

Ah, yes. I'd like to dig up some interesting artefacts.

I think she means something old and interesting to look at.

Oh, look. I think Miss Mouse has found something here.

Woah!

It's a beautiful shell.

Look at the interesting pattern and colour and shape.

-My turn! My turn!

-OK, Tom. Let me help you dig.

What have we got here?

Look, Tom. There's a head.

-I can see its eyes.

-Oh, let's dig the other end.

Here's a tail. Carefully lift it up.

It's a dinosaur! ROAR!

-Oh, no! Oh, no!

-It's OK, it's not a real one.

-PING!

-There's the lift.

Better get the shop ready.

BELL RINGS

The shop's already ready. Maybe Mo Mo did it.

I wonder who's coming to see us today. Count with me.

One, two,

three, four,

five, six,

seven, eight,

nine, ten!

PING!

-Shop's open! It's the old Duke!

-Ahem!

-I mean, the Grand old Duke of York.

-That's better.

Join in with his rhyme.

# 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

# When they were up, they were up When they were down, they were down

# When they were halfway up they were neither up nor down. #

-Help.

-Oh... There you go.

-How are things, Duke? Are things looking up?

-No.

Oh, dear. Why's that?

I need to talk to my men on the hill, but they can't hear.

-Couldn't you just shout?

-I've got a sore throat today. Ahem!

I'm very sorry to hear that. This is what you need. Da-da!

-What's that?

-It's a mic, a microphone.

You speak into it and it makes your voice louder. It amplifies it.

I'll plug it in and switch it on. There you go. You speak into there.

-Ahem... ATTENTION!

-FEEDBACK SQUEAL

That will not do!

Plug it in, switch it on? Nonsense!

OK. I'll see what else I've got.

-How about this? It's a mobile phone.

-A mobile phone?

Do you need to plug it in?

No, no. It's got batteries and Bluetooth.

-PHONE RINGS

-What's that?

It's the phone. Hold on. Oh, hello!

It's for you, Grand old Duke of York. Here you go.

-What is it?

-Your 10,000 men giving you a ring.

-Who is it?

-Speak into it.

What on Earth is going on?! Batteries? Blue teeth?

I don't want these new-fangled widgets.

I just want to speak to my men!

Let me see what else I've got in the shop.

Look, this is just the thing.

It's a megaphone. It's so old, it belongs in a museum.

A museum?

This megaphone is perfect.

ATTENTIO-O-ON!

-It definitely works.

-My men will hear me now.

-Which way's out? Up?

-No, it's down.

-Is it this way?

-No, it's that way.

-OK.

THANK YOU! GOODBYE!

Bye. Do you like it?

It's just the ticket! Goodbye!

Goodbye, Grand old Duke of York.

Oh. There's another museum over there.

It's Stuffy's museum!

What sort of museum is it? I can't see anything.

Is it an invisible museum?

Let's look in Stuffy's pocket.

Oh. Is it a rubbish museum?

Oh, no! These are tickets!

Oh, yes! It's a ticket museum!

We looked at tickets today. We went on a day trip and used tickets.

Train tickets, boat tickets and theatre tickets.

Tickets, please!

Tickets, please! Say that to your toy.

-Tickets, please.

-PING!

Oh! There's the lift!

That means it's time to go. Please come back and see us again soon.

Get your worms ready!

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling, waving goodbye!

Ten,

nine,

eight,

seven,

six,

five,

four,

three,

two,

one!

Tickets, please!

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