Cellos and Hugs Show Me Show Me

We're off on a journey to play outside.

Here comes our lift, hop on for the ride.

Trundle along to friends that we know,

let's go 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.

Pee-po! Hee-hee-hee!

Nine jellyfish jiggling.

And...

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling,

waving hello.

My worms are wriggling like tiger's whiskers.

# Show me, show me a swooping Chris... #

Swoop. Swoop.

# Show me, show me a tiptoeing Pui... #

-Tiptoe. Tiptoe.

-Boo!

-Oh!

# Show me, show me a swimming you... #

Swim!

# 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? #

One of the toys is missing.

Who's not here?

Yes, it's Teddington.

Help us to find our toy.

Come on.

Teddington! Here you are.

# 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. #

Teddington, what are you up to?

I'm saying hello to a cello.

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Oh, listen!

Somebody wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me cellos!

Cellos.

Ladies and gentlebears, and Stuffy,

prepare for the cello show.

Coming through. Excuse me.

Exciting.

-Hello, Suzanna.

-Hello.

-Hello.

Hello, cello.

Hug the wooden body with your arms and legs

Feel the strings on the neck

Stretching up to the pegs.

Pluck with your finger

Glide with your bow

Notes soaring high and notes sounding low.

CHEERING

Bravo, cello!

Here's my bow.

Hello, cello.

Here's my bow.

Hello, cello.

Show me, show me your cello.

Hello, cello.

Oh, no, I've lost my bow.

Hello, cello...

to pluck.

Show me, show me your cello to pluck.

Hello, cello.

Pluck. Pluck.

Play high.

Play low.

Play fast.

Play slow.

Hello, cello.

Tree-trunk cello with Teddington at the bottom.

Toys' turn, show me, show me.

Off you go.

# There's a dainty bluebell and plenty more

# A bluebell carpet on the woodland floor

# There's a stream that trickles with a gentle sound

# Soaking logs and moss on the soggy ground

# There's a curled-up fern in the dappled shade

# Things to spot in a wooded glade

# Bluebells

# Stream

# Fern

# Fern

# Show me, show me, off you go

# There are sand dunes dotted with grassy clumps

# The wind whips round the sandy lumps

# There's a mussel shell washed in by the tide

# A barnacled back and pearly inside

# There's a seagull fishing for his tea

# Things to spot when you're by the sea

# Sand dunes

# Shell

# Seagull

# Show me, show me, off you go

# There's a train of ants marching in a line

# It's the same old journey every time

# There's a big, fat pigeon there on the ground

# Listen to the lovely cooing sound

# There's an evergreen hedge that's trimmed and neat

# Things to spot walking down the street

# Ants

# Pigeon

# Hedge

# Show me, show me, off you go. #

Teddington, you're back!

Watch out for the ice, Teddington.

Ice? Yeah, I need to cross it.

Oh, yes, look.

The ground is icy and we need to cello-glide across it.

Ready?

Glide. Glide.

Glide. Glide, over the ice.

Oh, look, a bow!

A cello bow.

Here you are, Stuffy.

Thank you, Pui.

Now you've got to get across the stepping stones.

Stepping stones? Whatever are you up to?

Tiptoe. Tiptoe.

Across the stepping stones.

Cello strings and cello pegs.

Stuffy, you need a cello long neck to reach those pegs.

Ooh!

Have you got the pegs, Stuffy?

Oh, yes, I'm ever so high up here.

I can almost touch the clouds.

Look!

Puffs of cloud high in the sky.

What can you see floating by?

A leaf.

Climb up high.

Taste the sky.

Rocket! Zoom!

Rock-a-bye moon.

Ring-a-ring around we go.

Floating down.

Down, down below.

Puffs of cloud high in the sky

Wonderful things floating by.

Did you enjoy that, Stuffy?

Oh, yes, but I wish I had a giraffe.

Really? Why?

So I can be a cello with a long neck.

Miss Mouse to the rescue.

Oh, thank you, Miss Mouse.

On me head, Pui.

-There.

-Oh!

Cello neck.

Cello strings, please.

There.

Cello strings.

I need some pegs, please, Pui.

Pegs. Oh, excuse me, Mr Giraffe. Peg.

Looking good, Stuffy.

Now I'm a cello!

Oh, so you are, Stuffy.

And here's your cello bow.

You are clever. You've turned yourself into a cello.

Oh, and now the best bit - cello hug.

Cello hug.

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Oh, listen! Somebody wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me hugs.

Hugs!

Here comes a hug. Snug as a hug.

Here comes a hug.

-Snug as a hug.

-Aww.

Over there. More hugs.

HE SQUAWKS

HE SQUAWKS "Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star"

The toys are all...

BOTH: Snug as a hug.

Is there room for Stuffy, everyone?

Of course.

-A hug says...

-Hello.

..when a friend comes to stay.

-A hug says...

-Night-night.

..at the end of the day.

-A hug says...

-Don't worry.

..when I'm frightened inside.

And here comes a hug with my arms open wide.

Snug as a hug.

A hug from my granny makes me ever so glad.

A hug cheers me up when I'm feeling sad.

A hug keeps me warm when it's cold outside.

And here comes a hug with my arms open wide.

Snug as a hug.

Snug as a hug.

Your turn. Show me, show me hugs.

Your hands go around people if you want to give them a hug.

If someone likes someone, then they hug.

You do this for hugs.

It makes you feel happy.

My mum and my dad hugs me when it's night-time.

I hug my teddy when I go to sleep.

I hug my rabbits...

and they're really snugly.

We get hugs from everybody.

Thank you. You showed me and the toys.

Here comes a hug.

Snug as a hug.

"COUNTING COBBLES" JINGLE

Oh, listen! It's the counting cobbles. Come on.

I wonder who we'll find today. Count with me.

One. Two.

Three. Four.

Five. Six.

Seven. Eight.

Nine.

And one big jump...

Ten.

Ho-ho, yes.

-It's Humpty Dumpty.

-Hello.

-Join in with the rhyme.

# Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall

# Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

# All the king's horses and all the king's men

# Couldn't put Humpty together again. #

Oh, it's true. Hello, Pui.

-Hello, are you all right?

-Yeah, I need to get comfy.

Oh, how about this deckchair? Perfect for relaxing on the beach.

They look very nice, but...I might fall off.

I don't want to fall off. I need to get comfy somewhere else.

-Oh! Can I sit on it?

-Yes. A beach towel.

Oh, it is comfy and you won't fall off.

Oh, yeah, that's true, but I might get sandy.

I don't want that. Oh! I can get comfy over there.

I don't think Humpty will ever get comfy.

Ah.

Oh, that's nice.

Oh, yeah, I'm comfy now.

Come on, Humpty, give your granny another hug.

A hug from my granny makes me ever so glad.

Here's something better than a hug.

"GROOVY MOVES" JINGLE

Show me, show me your groovy moves.

GROOVY TUNE PLAYS

Freeze!

Teddington, you moved.

I know! I need a bear hug.

# Who wants a hug?

# A bear hug

# We want a hug

# A bear hug

# Give us a hug

# A bear hug

# Let's have a cuddly time. #

That's strange, Teddington, the tree wants a bear hug.

Pee-po!

# Snugly, cuddly, hug, hug, hug

# We're as snug as a bug in a rug

# Who wants a hug, a bear hug? #

Me!

# Let's have a cuddly time. #

Now, who else wants a hug?

Let's have a good look around and find out.

# Who wants a hug?

# A bear hug

# We want a hug

# A bear hug

# Give us a hug

# A bear hug

# Let's have a cuddly time. #

Goodness me, Teddington, I think the cello wants a bear hug.

Pee-po!

# Snugly, cuddly, hug, hug, hug

# We're as snug as a bug in a rug

# Who wants a hug?

# A bear hug... #

Me!

# Let's have a cuddly time. #

Stuffy was behind the cello.

We looked at cellos earlier.

Teddington, thank you for organising the cello concert.

Bravo. My pleasure.

Here's my bow.

Hello, cello.

Pretend your toy is a cello today.

Here's my bow. Hello, cello.

TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS

There's your lift.

Thank you for coming out to play today.

Do come back again very soon.

Get your worms ready.

BOTH: Ten worms wriggling...

waving goodbye.

Ten.

Nine.

Eight.

Seven.

Six.

Five.

Four.

Three.

Two.

One.

Hello, cello.