Grass and Picnics 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-ho!

Nine jellyfish jiggling.

And...

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling, waving hello!

My worms are wriggling through the grass.

# Show me, show me a growing Chris! #

All grown up!

# Show me, show me a grumpy Pui! #

-Grumble, grumble.

-Cheer up, Pui!

# Show me, show me a grinning you! #

Smile!

# 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, and there's Tom and Stuffy.

Miss Mouse and Teddington.

-Is that everybody?

-Someone's missing.

Who should be here but isn't?

That's right, it's Tom!

I wonder what he's doing? Can you find Tom?

Tom, there you are! Come back to the playroom.

# 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! #

The lift's back, and Tom's here!

-What have you got there, Tom?

-I've got some green grass growing!

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

-Someone wants a show me!

Show me, show me grass.

Grass! Tom, where did you get that grass?

Was it from a grassy green field,

full of greedy grazing sheep?

No.

Oh. Perhaps it came from a grassy green football pitch

full of great goal-scoring footballers?

-No.

-Oh. Well, where did you get that grass?

-The park.

-Of course, the park!

There's lots of grass in the park.

Let me take a look at your grass.

Oh, look!

These long, pointy blades of grass are tall and thin.

But they're also soft and tickly.

Let's give Chris a tickle.

-Chris?

-I'm out here, Pui.

Tom and I have found lots of green grass growing. Hey!

Lots and lots of blades of grass for Tom to play on.

Go for it, Tom! Goal!

Green grass growing!

Green grass growing!

Green grass growing! You do it too.

Green grass growing!

Green grass growing!

Green grass swishing! Swish!

Green grass swishing!

You do it too.

Green grass swishing!

Green grass swishing!

Oh, look - there's a worm squirming in the grass.

Where's it off to now?

Oh, look - to squirm through my grass!

Where's it off to now?

To squirm in this grass!

Be careful, Pui, because there's a gruesome, grumpy tiger

growling in that long grass. Grr!

Come on, worm - let's squirm out of here!

A gruesome, grumpy tiger growled in the long green grass.

He was the scariest in the jungle. Grr!

And he growled at all who passed.

He petrified the parakeets.

Oh, dear!

And he made the monkeys moan.

Ooo-oo-oo!

But all this tiger wanted was some good friends of his own.

He exercised the elephants.

Oh, dear!

And he sneaked up on the snakes.

Ssssss!

But all this tiger wanted was some jolly, jungle mates.

One day, the other animals were brave.

They decided to invite the gruesome, grumpy tiger

to a jungly party night.

MUSIC PLAYS

Hooray!

Now he's a great, groovy tiger,

grinning in the long green grass.

He's the friendliest in the jungle, and he smiles at all who pass.

BELL RINGS

Listen, that's the lift calling! I'd better get the shop ready.

MUSIC PLAYS

Someone else must have got the shop ready. Maybe Mo Mo did it.

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

One, two, three,

four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine, ten!

Shop's open!

It's Little Bo Peep.

-Oh, you can call me Bo.

-Join in with her rhyme.

# Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep

# And doesn't know where to find them

# Leave them alone and they'll come home

# Wagging their tails behind them. #

What can I do for you today? Have you lost your sheep again?

No. I've found my sheep, but they're so hungry.

-Hungry?

-Yes. I have a shopping list.

-A shopping list?

-It's a list for shopping.

I know what a shopping list is, but... Oh, my word! Look at this.

-It's half-eaten.

-I told you my sheep were hungry!

What does it say here? Gra?

-Gra?

-Half the word is missing!

Oh, my woolly word, what is it?

Gra. I wonder if I've got something here beginning with "gra".

Gra, gra, gra...

-Granola!

-Granola? Oh, my woolly word, I've just got to have it.

-What is it?

-It's a cereal,

made with oats, honey, dried fruit and nuts.

Nuts! Oh, my woolly word, I'm allergic to nuts. No, thank you.

I am so sorry. I forgot you were allergic to nuts.

A lot of people can't eat nuts.

Never mind. I'll find something else. Gra, gra, gra, gra...

-Grapefruit!

-Grapefruit?

Oh, my woolly word, I've just got to have it. What is it?

It's like a big orange, really,

except it's yellow and it's not sweet.

-Not sweet?

-In fact, it's quite bitter and sour-tasting.

Bitter and sour? For my sweet little sheep?

I don't think so. No, thank you.

Let's try something else. Gra, gra... Something gra...

Gra, gra, gra, gra...

Granny Smith apple!

Oh, my woolly word, I've just got to have it. What is it?

It's a type of apple. A Granny Smith apple.

-Does it have nuts?

-No nuts.

-Is it bitter?

-It's not bitter.

In fact, it's quite sweet, and it's crisp and crunchy.

Crunchy? Oh, no. My sheep can't crunch.

They need something soft and lush and green beginning with "gra".

Soft and lush and green beginning with "gra"...

You don't mean grass, do you?

Grass! Oh, my woolly word, that's it!

I need grass to feed my sheep. Do you have any?

Funnily enough, no. I'm all out of grass.

But there's a whole field of grass growing next door.

A whole field of grass growing next door?

That's exactly where I left my sheep!

Wait till I tell them about the grass! Thank you, bye bye!

-Bye bye, Bo!

-My shopping list.

-Oh, yes.

-I may need it next time!

Don't go changin'! Bye!

-Goodbye, take care!

-Grass! Ooh!

Ooh, thank you!

-Rrr! Rrr! Rrr!

-Raa!

Raa!

THEY LAUGH

Green grass growing.

Green grass growing!

Green grass growing!

Green grass growing!

Come on, Tom! Grasshopper - hop!

Grasshopper - hop!

Grasshopper - hop!

Grasshopper - hop!

Boing!

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Grasshopper - stop!

You know what that means?

Show me, show me your groovy grasshopper moves!

MUSIC PLAYS

Freeze!

Hop!

Tom, you moved!

Grasshopper Tom just loves hopping on the green grass!

He also likes jumping and running and rolling!

Wee! Down the grass.

Hello, what's this? It's a token on the grass.

Let's see what else you can do on the grass. Come on, Tom.

Thank you, Tom! Let's have a look.

Walking on the grass.

Sitting on the grass.

Lying on the grass.

Playing games - football, cricket!

Mmm! And picnicking on the grass!

Now, that picnic looked like a lot of fun, didn't it, Pui?

I love going on a picnic.

-"SHOW ME" JINGLE

-Someone wants a show me!

Show me, show me picnics.

Picnics! Let's all go on a picnic.

What a great idea! Let's pack a picnic, Pui!

Ooh, Chris, don't forget Tom!

Yes, there we go. Come on, hurry up, we've got to go on our picnic!

-Ooh! Chris, what have you packed?

-Lots of lovely things.

Let's have a look.

Well, I packed the picnic blanket, yes, some picnic cups,

and picnic plates. Picnic forks and picnic knives,

and a picnic rubber duck and...

A picnic rubber duck? We don't need a rubber duck for a picnic.

I packed the picnic in a panic! I have got more.

Picnic cutlery... Oh, look, picnic sandwiches and fruit, picnic bowls,

everything we need for a picnic. I can't wait to go on a picnic!

-We can't go yet.

-Why not?

-You've unpacked the picnic!

-Oh!

Quickly, come on, let's pack up the picnic! Oh, I love picnics!

Do you like picnics? Your turn. Show me, show me picnics!

My picnic, I like eating chocolate cake.

Having it outside on the grass.

Baby and Mummy and Daddy and Grandma and Grandpa.

You put food on the blanket.

Lovely bowls of fruit.

Crisps. Chocolate.

-Sandwiches.

-Sultanas.

A big jelly.

Little sausages like this.

And some strawberries. Yeah.

Cheese.

-Delicious.

-Maybe you get bugs.

I went for a picnic in the desert.

Thank you, you showed me! And Tom!

And me! Are you ready to go on our picnic?

Oh, yes, everything's packed. You come too!

-Chris.

-Yes?

-Where are we going on our picnic?

Can we find the lovely grassy green field with the stream bubbling away

and the beautiful sunshine and lovely fields and sheep...

I thought we could go somewhere better than that.

-Where?

-See if you can guess.

See if you can guess, too. Come on, let's go!

# Guess where we're going... #

For a picnic!

# Guess where we're going... #

To eat our lunch!

# There's a fish, a crab and an octopus

# Guess if you can! #

Chris, are we having a picnic under the sea?

Yes, that's right! Come on, let's jump in!

Splash!

Oh, no! My sandwiches are soggy!

A crab has pinched my cake!

And a jellyfish has wobbled off with the jelly!

Oh, come on, let's pack up the picnic, and we'll go somewhere else.

-You can choose the picnic spot this time, Pui!

-OK, let's go!

# Guess where we're going... #

For our picnic!

# Guess where we're going... #

To eat our lunch!

# It's sandy and hot and very, very dry

# Guess if you can! #

Are we going to have our picnic here in the desert?

Yes, come on, let's unpack the picnic.

Oh, OK. There we go. Oh, dear. Oh, no.

This won't do! We've got sand in the sandwiches!

The hot sun has melted the ice cream!

And this Stuffy camel here

-has naughtily drunk all the lemonade!

-Sorry!

Come on, Stuffy, let's choose a different picnic spot.

# Guess where we're going... #

For a picnic!

# Guess where we're going... #

To eat our lunch!

# Well, there's a tree, some cushions and a Teddington bear

# Guess if you can! #

Can you guess where we're having our picnic?

In the playroom! Aw! Hey, where are the sandwiches?

Honey sandwich, anyone?

Oh, thank you, Teddington.

What a perfect playroom picnic!

Everything's nice and tidy after our picnic.

-Just one last piece of rubbish.

-Oh, no, Chris, stop, stop!

-That's not rubbish.

-Isn't it?

This is Miss Mouse's mini picnic.

Miss Mouse has invited lots of little bugs to her picnic. Look.

Here are the spiders.

There's a ladybird.

Oh, a shiny beetle.

And look at all these little ants.

Aw, all ready for the picnic, but where's Miss Mouse?

Coo-ee! Coo-ee!

Oh, Miss Mouse, look at that cake!

Ooh, that cake is perfect for a mini picnic!

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Come on, let's go outside.

Puffs of cloud

High in the sky

What can you see floating by?

A fan!

Fantastic feathers!

Prancing peacock in sunshine bright.

Trumpeting fireworks into the night.

Fanning tails, music quick.

Dancing peacocks - fantastic!

Puffs of cloud

High in the sky

Wonderful things floating by.

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Show me, show me Miss Mouse's song.

# Have a little tea With me, Miss Mouse

# Pour it carefully For me, Miss Mouse

# Pass a cheese sandwich

# Or perhaps a cheese scone

# Oh, it's nice having tea with Miss Mouse

# Thanks for having us to play Miss Mouse

# Fun in every way today Miss Mouse

# But my whiskers are tingling

# It's a signal to say

# Someone needs help So I'm on my way

BEEP! BEEP!

# Any trouble

# Call Miss Mouse

# In a double

# I am here, Miss Mouse

# Tom's in a spot of bother

# Miss Mouse will sort it out

# Give a cheer

# For our hero... #

Who is it?

# It's me, Miss Mouse

# Giant hassle

# Call Miss Mouse

# At the castle

# Then you need Miss Mouse

# Don't be frightened, Mo Mo The giant is our friend

# Give a cheer

# Miss Mouse is here... #

Who did it?

# It was me, Miss Mouse

# When you have got a problem

# And you don't know what to do

# There's a little mousey friend

# Who is always there for you

# Cancellation

# Call Miss Mouse

-# At the station

-Then you need Miss Mouse

# Teddington and Stuffy

# I'll get you in a squeak

# Give a cheer for our hero... #

Who fixed it?

# It was me, Miss Mouse!

# Now a little tea With me, Miss Mouse

# I'm sure that you'll agree With me, Miss Mouse

# We've all earned a cuppa

# So let's drink it uppa

# It's fun having tea with Miss Mouse. #

It's me!

Miss Mouse loves a nice cup of tea, doesn't she?

She's even got one in her mini picnic.

And look where she's having her mini picnic!

On Stuffy's head!

-PUI LAUGHS

-Oh, Stuffy,

your hair looks like long grass.

We looked at grass today, remember?

Tom did lots of playing on the grass.

And I found a tiger growling in the grass. Grr!

And our fingers were green grass growing.

Green grass growing.

Say that to your toy today.

Green grass growing.

But my grass is orange!

-TING!

-There's the lift.

Thanks for coming to see us today.

Come back and play again soon.

Get your worms ready.

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling, waving goodbye.

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Green grass growing! GIGGLING