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We're off on a journey to play outside.

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Here comes our lift, hop on for the ride!

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Trundle along to 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-oh!

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Nine jellyfish jiggling.

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And...

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BOTH: Ten worms wriggling,

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waving hello!

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My worms are wriggling like rippling waves.

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

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Up, up, up!

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

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Peck, peck, peck, peck!

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

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BOTH: Roar!

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

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Miss Mouse and Teddington.

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Is that everybody?

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One of the toys is missing!

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Which toy isn't here?

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Do you know?

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Yes, it's Teddington! Come on, let's look for Teddington.

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Teddington?

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Not here.

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Teddington, there you are!

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# Show me, show me your toy today

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# Can you find it to come and play?

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# Show me, show me your cheeky grin

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# Now you're here, let the fun begin

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# Lots to see here and lots to do

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

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Teddington, you're sitting on a chair.

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"SHOW ME" JINGLE

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Somebody wants a Show Me.

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Show me, show me chairs.

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Chairs!

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A comfortable place to sit down.

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-Are you all right, Teddington?

-No, not really, Pui.

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This chair isn't very comfortable.

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Oh, well, we'll have to find you another chair.

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A chair for a bear.

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Oh, that would be marvellous!

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Come on. Round the oak tree.

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We're going on a chair hunt.

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We're searching for a chair for a bear.

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Chair, over there!

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Is this a chair for Teddington bear?

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Take a seat.

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Hmm, ah, ooo!

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Oh, no, this chair is too small.

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Hey, but it's just right for me!

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Ah!

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A comfy chair for Miss Mouse.

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Thank you!

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Oh, there must be a chair for a bear somewhere. Come on.

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We're going on a chair hunt.

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We're searching for a chair for a bear.

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Chair, over there!

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Oh, is this a chair for Teddington bear?

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Take a seat.

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Hmm, ah, ooo!

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Ohh, ohhh!

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Oh, no, it's too big.

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My feet don't touch the ground.

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Oh, this is more like a chair for Chris than a chair for a bear!

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-TEDDINGTON:

-Take a seat, Chris.

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-CHRIS:

-Oh, thank you, Teddington. Don't mind if I do.

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Oh, yes! Oh, yes, thank you.

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Oh, this is a lovely chair, very comfy, it's just right.

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And it has a straight back.

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Oh, I've got an idea!

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Chair back!

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Can you make your back tall and straight like a chair?

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Chair back!

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This chair has chair arms.

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Oh! Chair arms.

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Show me, show me your chair arms.

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Chair arms!

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And what a very comfortable chair seat.

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Oh! Comfy seat!

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We're chairs.

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Chair, over there!

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Take a seat.

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-TEDDINGTON:

-Oh, thank you, Pui!

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Oh, oh, yes! Oh!

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This is very comfy. Definitely a chair for a bear.

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It's just right.

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Your turn, show me, show me chairs.

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Goldilocks sits in the baby chair and then the Mummy chair

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and then the Daddy chair.

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A giant's chair will be massive.

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I wish I had a flying chair.

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When I went to the beach, I slept in a deck chair.

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Some people use a wheelchair to get around.

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If I was a queen, I would sit on a queen's chair.

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I sit on a chair around the table when I'm having my tea.

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I wish I had a chocolate chair so I could eat it.

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-Thank you, you showed me.

-And me.

-And Teddington bear.

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A bear in the chair.

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Where's a chair for a guinea pig?

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I'd like to sit on a cloud and squeak.

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What's that?

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Surprise! Morning, Olga.

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Welcome to my fluffy cloud.

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Take a seat.

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Thank you, Oscar, I love it!

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I'm sitting on a cloud.

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Tom, with a great chair for me.

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Ah, sit down next to me, Tom.

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# Oh, sit down, oh, sit down

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# Oh, sit down, sit down next to me

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# Sit down, down, down, down, down

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# Next to me

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# Tom. #

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Rum-pum-pum, rum-pum-pum.

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Oh, I'm sorry, Chris, I'm too busy playing music on my bucket chair.

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Rum-pum-pum, rum-pum-pum.

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Sounding good, Tom.

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Ah, Stuffy! Sit next to me, Stuffy!

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# Oh, sit down, oh, sit down

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# Oh, sit down

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# Sit down next to me

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# Sit down, down, down, down, down

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# Next to me

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# Stuffy. #

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Oh, Chris, I'd love to, but I can't sit down,

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I'm too busy riding my skateboard through this chair tunnel.

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Whee!

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-PUI:

-Oh.

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-STUFFY:

-And again! Whee!

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-PUI:

-Oh, one more time.

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-STUFFY:

-Hurray!

-Have fun, Stuffy.

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A wheelbarrow chair!

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Mo Mo, would you like to sit down next to me?

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# Oh, sit down, oh, sit down

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# Oh, sit down

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# Sit down next to me

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# Sit down, down, down, down, down

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# Next to me

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# Mo Mo. #

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Mo Mo busy. Mo Mo rocket.

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Oh... Blast off!

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Whoo, wa-hey!

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Whoo!

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Oh! No-one wants to sit next to me!

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Cooee...

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cooee!

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Oh, we need a rest after being so busy today.

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Oh, please may we sit down next to you?

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Oh, yes, please!

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# Oh, sit down, oh, sit down

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# Oh, sit down

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# Sit down next to me

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# Sit down, down, down, down, down

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# Next to me

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# Everybody! #

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Oh, this is nice, sitting down with all my friends.

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"SHOW ME DANCE" JINGLE

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Oh, don't get too comfy, you know what that means.

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Show me, show me your groovy moves!

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Freeze!

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CLOCK TICKS

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Oh, Chris, you moved!

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Oh, I'm sorry, Pui, I just need a sit down after all that dancing.

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Thank you very much. Ah!

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HARP MUSIC

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Oh, listen!

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Did you hear that rippling sound?

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HARP MUSIC

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It sounds like a harp.

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"SHOW ME" JINGLE.

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Someone wants a Show Me!

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Show me, show me harps.

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Harps!

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Musical instruments that make a rippling sound.

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HARP MUSIC

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The rippling sound of the harp.

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HARP MUSIC

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"COUNTING COBBLES" JINGLE

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It's the Counting Cobbles! Come on.

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I wonder who we'll see today.

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Count with us.

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BOTH: One, two,

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three, four,

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five, six,

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seven, eight,

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nine...

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And one big jump.

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Ten.

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A harp!

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Hurry up, Pui. Ben's about to play some magical harp music.

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Oh, sorry, Stuffy!

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BEN PLAYS HARP

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-Wow!

-Bravo!

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Thank you, Ben.

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What wonderful, magical harp music.

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Up and down strings.

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Long stretched arms.

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Twinkling sprinkle hands.

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HARP MUSIC PLAYS

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Rippling sound.

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Let's find some more harps.

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Up and down strings. A harp!

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Longer stretched arms.

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Stretch your along arms, too.

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Twinkling sprinkle hands.

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HARP MUSIC PLAYS

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Rippling sound. A harp!

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Up and down strings. A harp!

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Long outstretched arms,

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twinkling sprinkle hands.

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HARP MUSIC PLAYS

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HARP MUSIC PLAYS

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Rippling sound. A harp!

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Up and down strings.

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Long stretched arms.

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Twinkling sprinkle hands.

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A harp!

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LOUD PLOP

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Oh, what was that?

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That didn't sound like a harp. Have a listen.

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LOUD PLOP

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Plip plop.

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A ladybird.

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Drip drop.

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Droooop!

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LOUD BLOWING

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LOUD BLOWING

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Float!

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Yippee!

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Listen closely to the noises around,

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hidden surprises are there to be found.

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HARP MUSIC

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Water rippling.

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HARP MUSIC

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Harp rippling!

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HARP MUSIC

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Water rippling.

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Harp rippling.

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Look up there.

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Ripples in the sky.

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Teddington is making ripples in the sand.

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Toys' turn, Teddington. Show me, show me.

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Off you go.

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# There is a dainty bluebell and plenty more

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# A bluebell carpet on the woodland floor

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

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# Soaking logs and moss on the soggy ground

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

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# Things to spot in a wooded glade. #

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-Bluebells.

-CHILDREN: Bluebells!

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-Stream.

-CHILDREN: Stream!

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-Fern.

-CHILDREN: Fern!

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# Show me, show me, off you go

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# There are sand dunes dotted with grassy clumps

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# The wind whips round the sandy lumps

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

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# A barnacled back and pearly inside

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# There's a seagull fishing for his tea

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# Things to spot when you're by the sea. #

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-Sand dunes.

-CHILDREN: Sand dunes!

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-Shell.

-CHILDREN: Shell!

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-Seagull.

-CHILDREN: Seagull!

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# Show me, show me, off you go

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

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# It's the same old journey every time

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

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# Listen to the lovely cooing sound

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

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# Things to spot walking down your street. #

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-Ants.

-CHILDREN: Ants!

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-Pigeon.

-CHILDREN: Pigeon!

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-Hedge.

-CHILDREN: Hedge!

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

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Teddington, you're back.

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That was a long drive, I'm ever so tired now.

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Please may I sit down?

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Of course, Teddington, take a seat.

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Oh, thank you, Pui. A chair for a bear.

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We looked at chairs earlier, big chairs, little chairs

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and chairs that are just right.

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A chair for a bear.

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Make a comfy seat for your toy today.

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A chair for Mo Mo.

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A chair for a bear!

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TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS

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Oh, listen, there's your lift.

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Thanks for coming to see us today.

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Come back and see us again very, very soon.

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Get your worms ready.

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BOTH: Ten worms wriggling, waving goodbye.

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A chair for a bear. Heh-heh!

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