Donkeys and Piers 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 and meet them

and count as we go.

One elephant exercising.

Two trains chuff-chuffing.

Three tigers snoozing.

Four giraffes bathing.

Five snakes sneezing.

A-choo!

Six cars cartwheeling.

Seven hamsters hopping.

Eight monkeys missing.

Peep-o!

Nine jellyfish jiggling.

And...

-BOTH:

-Ten worms wriggling,

waving hello!

My worms are wriggling

like rippling waves.

# Show me, show me a climbing Chris

# Up, up, up

# Show me, show me a pecking Pui

# Peck, peck, peck

# Show me, show me a roaring you

# Rarr

# 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 Momo and there's Tom and Stuffy

# Miss Mouse and Teddington

# Is that everybody? #

Ooh! One of the toys isn't here.

Who?

Do you know?

Yes! Stuffy!

Come and help us to find Stuffy. Come on!

Not here.

Not here.

Oh, Stuffy, look at you!

# 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. #

Oh, Stuffy!

He's found a donkey!

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Someone wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me donkeys!

Donkeys!

"This is my friend Charlie.

"Oh, come and say hello.

"He's ever so gentle."

Oh, hello, Charlie.

His muzzle is so soft.

"Oh, I think he likes you, Pui."

He's got big, wide nostrils

and such a nuzzly, white muzzle.

Look at his big ears!

Tall, pointy sticky-uppy ears.

"Check out his donkey mane."

Oh, yes!

What a tufty mane!

Donkeys are very strong

and they can work very, very hard.

They keep on and on,

plod, plod, plodding

with their donkey hooves.

Yes, Charlie can go on and on and on and on.

Nodding, plodding, faithful donkey.

HE COUGHS

"Ee-aw!"

Oh, what a noise!

"I'm just saying hello in donkey talk."

Oh!

Your turn.

Show me, show me donkeys!

Donkeys have big ears.

A donkey sells coconuts.

They have hooves like horses.

Clip-clop, clip-clop.

Donkeys live in a farm.

When they want some food, they knock on the door.

Donkeys eat carrots.

When I stroke the donkey, I wash my hands afterwards.

I played a game of pin the tail on the donkey.

Ee-aw!

Thank you! You showed me!

And me. And Stuffy.

"Oh, I love donkeys.

"When I grow up, I'd like to be a donkey."

Oh, being a donkey is really hard work, Stuffy.

-You should try it first.

-"Ooh!"

-Oh!

Donkey ears.

Tall, pointy, sticky-up ears.

Tall, pointy, sticky-up ears.

Show me, show me your donkey ears.

Tall, pointy, sticky-up ears.

Now, what else do we need to be a donkey?

Big donkey nostrils.

Soft, white, nuzzly muzzle.

Soft, white, nuzzly muzzle.

Show me, show me your donkey nostrils.

Soft, white, nuzzly muzzle.

Soft, white, nuzzly muzzle.

Ooh! Donkey mane.

Tufty mane.

Tufty mane.

Show me, show me your donkey mane.

"Load me up. Let's go!"

Here are your panniers

to help carry your load.

"Oh, like my lunch?"

Oh, yes.

Carrots.

Perfect for a donkey's lunch.

"Oh, thank you, Pui.

"Let's go."

Plod, plod, plod, plod,

nodding, plodding faithful donkey

carrying a load

following the road.

"Hello, Donkey Stuffy!"

-"Would you like me to carry your suitcase?"

-"Oh, yes, please."

"Load me up."

"Thank you."

Oh, Stuffy, your load is looking very heavy.

Don't drop it.

"I can do it, Pui. Let's go."

Plod, plod, plod, plod,

nodding, plodding, faithful donkey,

carrying a load

following the road.

Tom, what are you doing over here?

"I'd like someone to carry my favourite spade."

-"I can do it."

-"Oh, thank you!"

"Load me up."

Oh, steady, Donkey Stuffy. Can you manage?

"Oh, I'm a strong donkey. I can do it. Off we go."

Plod, plod, plod, plod,

plod, plod, plod.

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

You know what that means!

Show me, show me your donkey hooves.

I mean, groovy moves.

Freeze!

Oh, Stuffy, you moved.

"I just want to keep plodding on.

"Off we go."

Plod, plod, plod, plod,

plod, plod, plod, plod,

plod, plod, plod.

-Are we there yet?

-Not yet.

Pui, where exactly are we going?

Oh, I don't know. Where do you want to go, Donkey Stuffy?

"Oh, I'd like to go somewhere where I can rest my donkey hooves."

How about the seaside?

"Oh, yes! I'd like a paddle, thank you."

Plod, plod, plod, plod.

The seaside!

"Oh, you've got my favourite spade. Thank you, Donkey Stuffy."

Here you go, Stuffy.

You paddle your donkey hooves in the sea.

Splash, splash.

"Oh, that's lovely.

"I didn't realise being a donkey was such hard work."

Isn't this swish!

The sand, the sea

and what a marvellous grand pier!

What a grand pier!

"SHOW ME" JINGLE

Somebody wants a Show Me.

Show me, show me piers.

Piers!

Walkways on stilts

so you can walk over the sea.

Some have funfairs and deckchairs,

amusement arcades,

Ferris wheels and jellied eels,

buckets and spades.

Fishing lines, flashing signs,

organs that bellow,

fish and chips

and the spectacular end-of-the-pier show.

Piers!

A walkway on stilts

stretching out over the sea.

Stroll along the pier

and enjoy the sea views!

Funfairs!

Amusement arcades.

All the fun of the seaside!

Piers!

-Pui, up here on the pier.

-Hi!

Momo, here you are. Toy's turn.

Show me, show me, off you go.

# There's a blackbird whistling in the tree

# Singing a song so merrily

# There's a pelican crossing going bleep, bleep, bleep

# Bleep, bleep, bleep Cross the street

# There's a football crowd full of claps and cheers

# Listen with your flapping ears

# Blackbird

# Crossing

# Football crowd

# Show me, show me Off you go

# There are fresh bread rolls in the bakery

# Smelling tasty for my tea

# There's a bright pink rose by the garden wall

# Got the sweetest scent of all

# There's grass being cut in long, straight rows

# Things to smell with your nose

-# Bread rolls

-Bread rolls

-# Rose

-Rose

# Grass being cut

# Show me, show me Off you go

# There are splashing waves at the edge of the sea

# Paddling feet wet as can be

# There's bark wrapped round a giant tree

# Rub it It's so nobbly

# There are cobblestones down a shopping street

# Things to feel with hands and feet

# Waves

-# Bark

-Bark

# Cobblestones

# Show me, show me Off you go. #

Momo, you're back!

Just in time to enjoy all the smells, sounds and tastes

of our seaside pier!

Ooh, would you like to promenade on the pier with me?

Oh, I don't mind if I do. Thank you very much, Pui.

# Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside

# I do like to be beside the sea

# Oh, I do like to stroll along the prom, prom, prom

# Where the brass band plays Tiddly-om-pom-pom. #

Oh, what splendid amusements you have, Teddington!

"Oh, yes indeed. Would you like to hook a duck or hoopla?"

Ooh!

Hook a duck, please.

-"Off you go, Pui."

-Erm... Er... Er...

-Oh! I did it!

-"Well done, Pui!

"Here's your prize.

"Two tickets to the end-of-the-pier show."

The end-of-the-pier show! Why thank you, Teddington!

I wonder who'll be in it.

Off we go again along the pier.

# Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside

# I do like to be beside the sea

# I do like to stroll along the prom, prom, prom

# Where the brass band plays

# "Tiddly-om-pom-pom." #

Oh, hello, there, Miss Mouse!

Your puppet theatre looks glorious.

"Oh, yes. Would you like to be in it?"

Me? Oh, I'd love to! Thank you, Miss Mouse!

Oh, wow!

What a fine puppet theatre!

I like it, Miss Mouse. It's very nice.

-Crocodile! Crocodile!

-Crocodile?

-Behind you! Behind you!

-Are you sure?

No. There's no crocodile, Pui.

Oh, behind you! Behind you!

No, there's no crocodile here, Pui, but do let me know.

Behind you! Behind you!

There's a lovely picture behind me, yes. If you see a crocodile...

Behind you! Behind you!

# La-la la-la-la-la-la la la-la. #

Oh, bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

Oh, I liked your puppet theatre. And what a snappy ending!

"Oh, thank you. I do hope you enjoy the end-of-the-pier show."

Ooh, yes, the end-of-the-pier show. I wonder what it's going to be.

WOODPECKER PECKS

What's that?

Have a listen.

WOODPECKER PECKS

A woodpecker.

Tap tap tap.

Whoosh.

Stamp, stamp,

stampy-stamp.

Boink.

Whee!

Boink.

Whee!

Swish.

Swash.

Splash.

Drip drop.

Splash.

Hey!

Listen closely to the noises around.

Hidden surprises are there to be found.

"Tiddly-om-pom-pom!"

Oh, Stuffy! Your pier snacks look such a treat!

"Oh, thank you, Pui.

"We have mini doughnuts, ice cream, fish and chips and popcorn

-"for the end-of-the-pier show."

-Oh, well, we have tickets

for the end-of-the-pier show, so we'd like some popcorn, please.

-"Help yourself, Pui. Enjoy."

-Thank you.

Now, about this end-of-the-pier show,

-who is it?

-"Oh, er, if you look on the poster, it says so on there."

Oh!

SHE GASPS

-Chris!

-Yes?

-The end-of-the-pier show...

-Yes?

-It's us!

-What?

-Uh-oh! We'd better get ready.

-Oh!

Whee!

# Oh, I do like to coo beside the seaside... #

Come on, Albert.

# Oh, I do like the coo beside the sea

# Oh, I do like to coo upon the pier, my dear

# And I do like to coo just over here

# And here

# Coo coo-coo coo-coo coo-coo coo-coo coo

# Coo coo-coo coo-coo coo-coo coo-coo coo

# Coo coo-coo coo-coo coo-coo coo coo-coo coo-coo coo

# Coo coo-coo coo coo-coo coo-coo. #

Oh, splendid cooing, Albert.

And the same to you, Idie, dear.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,

welcome to the end-of-the-pier show!

# Everyone delights to spend their summer holidays

# Down beside the side of the silvery sea

# I'm no exception to the rule

# In fact, if I'd my way

# I'd reside on the side of the silvery sea

# Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside

# I do like to be beside the sea

# Oh, I do like to stroll along the prom, prom, prom

-# Where the brass bands play

-Tiddly-om-pom-pom

# So just let me be beside the seaside

# I'll be beside myself with glee

# And there are lots of toys beside I should like to be beside

# Beside the seaside

# Beside the sea. #

Come for a slide, Stuffy!

Whee!

Oh, look!

The tide has gone out.

Aw!

And there's a donkey on the beach.

We looked at donkeys earlier.

Donkey ears.

Donkey ears.

Give your toy donkey ears.

"Ee-aw!"

TRAIN CHOOS

There's your lift.

Thanks for coming out to play today. Do come back again very, very soon.

Get your worms ready.

Ten worms wriggling,

waving goodbye!

Donkey ears.