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00:05Tick-a-filla
00:36Hello there and welcome to Tick-a-filla
00:38Hey, I've just been to the baker shop
00:41And I've bought five delicious currant buns
00:45Have a look at these
00:48Mmm, mmm, they're beauties
00:50Hey Justin, what's in that bag?
00:53Have a look Sarah-Jane
00:54Ooh, they look delicious
00:57I don't suppose there's one for me, is there?
00:59Oh, well, there may be, if you're lucky
01:01Is there one for Tamba?
01:03Yep, there's one for Tamba as well
01:04Ooh, I'm going to go and tell Tamba
01:06Right
01:06Hello
01:08Hello
01:08Hello, Sarah-Jane
01:10Guess what?
01:11What?
01:11Justin's got five currant buns
01:13And there's one for you and one for me
01:15Ooh, where did he get them from?
01:17He got them from the shop
01:18Ooh, I like playing shops with Teddy and Ellie
01:22Ooh
01:22Can we play shops?
01:23Ooh, that sounds like a good idea, Tamba
01:26Well, come on then, because there's a currant bun with my name on it
01:29All right, you take Teddy and Ellie
01:30OK
01:31Let's go
01:31Come on
01:34Right, form a queue please, thank you
01:36Oh, is the shop open?
01:39Tamba, do you know which sort of shop sells currant buns and cakes and things?
01:44A bun shop
01:45Oh, no, a baker's shop
01:47That's right, well done
01:49Right, let's count our currant buns, shall we?
01:52Yeah
01:52One
01:53Two
01:55Three
01:57Four
01:58Five
02:00Five currant buns
02:01Woohoo
02:05Five currant buns in a baker's shop
02:08Round and fat with a cherry on the top
02:12Along came Tamba with a penny one day
02:15Bought a currant bun and took it away
02:19There you go
02:19Ooh, thank you
02:21Four currant buns in a baker's shop
02:26Round and fat with a cherry on the top
02:29Along came Ellie with a penny one day
02:33Bought a currant bun and took it away
02:36Say thank you, Ellie
02:38Don't forget Teddy
02:39Oh, yeah, OK
02:40Three currant buns in a baker's shop
02:44Round and fat with a cherry on the top
02:47Along came Teddy with a penny one day
02:51Thank you
02:51Bought a currant bun and took it away
02:54Ooh, my turn now
02:56OK, then Sarah Jane
02:58Two currant buns in a baker's shop
03:01Round and fat with a cherry on the top
03:05Along came Sarah with a penny one day
03:09Bought a currant bun and took it away
03:12Your turn now, Justin
03:14Alright, yummy!
03:16One currant bun in a baker's shop
03:19Round and fat with a cherry on the top
03:23Along came Justin with a penny one day
03:26Bought a currant bun and took it away
03:30They are delicious
03:31He he he he he
03:34How exciting!
03:35Yummy!
03:36Oh, I can hear the windows
03:37Oh, I'll go
03:38OK
03:39I wonder if you'll see any more tasty buns through the windows
03:42Look after this
03:43Mmm, I think I'll take that with me
03:49I wonder which window it will be
03:53How many windows?
03:55One, two, three
03:57Round, square or arched
04:01Which one will it be?
04:13It's the round window
04:15Round like our currant buns
04:18Mmm, fresh bread
04:20And these are the people who make the bread
04:23They're called bakers
04:26To make bread you need
04:28Flour
04:31Yeast
04:32Salt
04:33And water
04:36Everything has to be mixed together
04:41The flour goes in first into this big metal bowl
04:44Isn't it making a mess?
04:46It's made a big white cloud, hasn't it?
04:48Yes
04:49Then the baker goes to get the yeast and salt
04:52Well, yeast is very important when you're making bread
04:55I'll tell you more about yeast later
05:07And finally the water is added
05:12It's gone all bubbly
05:16The baker switches on the machine and everything gets mixed together
05:21Ooh, it looks sticky
05:23Yes, it is
05:24And that sticky mixture is called dough
05:26And when it's ready
05:28It gets put into a machine that cuts it up into pieces
05:31So it turns one big lump of dough into lots of little ones
05:35That sounds like fun
05:38Wow, look at that
05:40So what happens to it now?
05:42Each piece of dough makes one loaf of bread called a baguette
05:46A baguette? What's that then?
05:48Ooh, it's a long stick of bread, Tamba
05:50In fact, it's probably as tall as you are
05:53I can't wait to see what it looks like when it's finished
05:55I know
05:57The baker puts the dough in a machine which stretches it
06:01So that he can make the dough into a long baguette shape
06:04I see
06:06And now
06:10Ah, he's putting it onto a tray
06:13Now the dough goes into a special cupboard
06:16Remember I told you about the yeast that we put in the bread earlier
06:19Yes
06:20Well, the yeast is what makes the bread light and fluffy
06:24And the yeast starts working when it's put in the special cupboard
06:29When it comes out, all the baker has to do is sprinkle some flour on the top
06:33And the baguettes
06:34And the baguettes are nearly ready to be baked in the oven
06:38He must have a very big oven if he's putting all that bread in it
06:41You're right
06:42It has to be big as they make so much bread every day
06:52The baker makes a crisscross pattern on the top of each baguette before it goes in the oven
06:56Oh yes, there are crosses all along it
07:00The baker slides the baguettes into the hot oven
07:04Then they have to leave them to bake
07:08It only takes a few minutes to cook
07:11They look yummy
07:13Then it's time for the baguettes to be packed up
07:16Ready to be taken to the shops
07:23I thought today we'd make some yummy, scrummy, stripy sandwiches
07:28Yeah!
07:29OK, right, well we'll make a savoury sandwich first
07:32But before we make a sandwich
07:34We've got to remember to wash our hands
07:36OK
07:37Right, well I've washed mine so I'm ready
07:39Right, we'll take some bread
07:41Use some brown bread
07:42Like that
07:43And then we've got my ingredients over here
07:46I think we'll start with some cheese
07:48Cheese! Yes, please!
07:51Right, put the slice on like that
07:53And we'll put one more slice on, shall we?
07:56There we go, because this is a super-duper sandwich
07:58And let's put one more slice on
08:01Like that
08:03Lovely
08:04Right, now we put another piece of bread on top of the cheese
08:07Like so
08:09And already you can see our stripey sandwiches
08:12He hee
08:13Good, aren't they?
08:14Right, let's now put some tomato on top of the bread
08:19There's two bits
08:21Three
08:22Four
08:23One more
08:24Squeeze it in
08:25Five
08:26There we go, that's the tomato done
08:28And now we're going to put another piece of bread on
08:30Some brown bread this time
08:33Wow, look at that
08:34And the food's making up the stripes as well
08:36Brown, white, brown
08:38He hee
08:39Right, next layer
08:40Oh, let's put some lettuce on top
08:42My tortoises love lettuce
08:44So let's sprinkle some of this on
08:47Like that
08:47Even it out a bit
08:49Put a bit more on
08:50Make it a super-duper thick sandwich
08:54And then
08:55Put our last piece of bread on
08:57White piece
08:58Like that
08:59Whoa
09:00Look at that
09:03Okay
09:03Well, that's our savoury sandwich done
09:05Put that stripey sandwich over there
09:08And now
09:08Let's make our sweet sandwich
09:11Right
09:12Let's start with some white bread this time
09:14Pop that on there
09:17And what should we start with?
09:18Mmm
09:18Mmm
09:20Jam
09:20Strawberry jam
09:22I love strawberry jam
09:24Right
09:24Let's get a knife like this
09:26And then
09:27Very carefully
09:28Make sure you don't spill the jam everywhere
09:30Get some jam from the pot
09:32There we go
09:33And
09:35Spread it on your sandwich
09:36Whoa
09:37Look at that
09:40Delicious
09:41Careful not to spill it
09:42There
09:45That's our first layer
09:46Move that out of the way
09:47And now we'll put
09:49Our piece of brown bread on
09:51To make the stripes
09:52There we go
09:54Right
09:55What are we going to put on next?
09:56Oh I know
09:58Banana
09:59I love banana
10:00Sometimes I have little bits of banana on my cereal
10:03It's delicious
10:04Careful
10:05It's very slippery too
10:07So
10:07Be very careful not to
10:10Drop the pieces
10:11As you put them on
10:12Right
10:14I'm going to use all of this banana
10:16Because I love banana
10:17Right
10:17There we go
10:20Look at this
10:21Right
10:22Next layer of bread
10:22White this time
10:24Let's have a look
10:25If we're making our stripes
10:27Yep
10:27There it is
10:28Look
10:28See the stripes
10:29Right
10:30What's next?
10:31Mmm
10:31I know
10:33Marshmallows
10:34Yeah
10:34Okay
10:36Let's put some marshmallows on
10:39I love marshmallows
10:41I'm going to use quite a few
10:43I think
10:44Right
10:45Three more I think
10:47One there
10:47And
10:48One there
10:49Right
10:50Okay
10:50And then we put our last piece of bread on
10:53Like that
10:55And there you have it
10:57Another super duper sweet stripy sandwich
11:02You know what
11:04I'm going to try it now
11:05Here we go
11:06Oh delicious
11:10Sounds like the windows
11:12Come on
11:13Let's go and have a look through them
11:14Shall we
11:16How many windows?
11:20One
11:22Two
11:22Three
11:25Round
11:26Square
11:27Or arched
11:29Which one
11:31Will it be?
11:38It's the square window
11:40Like my square stripy sandwiches
11:45Lots of animals are stripy
11:52These ring-tailed lemurs get their name from their tails
12:00They are covered in black and white stripes or rings
12:03Which is why they're called ring-tailed lemurs
12:13Look at these lemurs with their stripy tails
12:27This unusual looking animal is called an okapi
12:31That's an interesting name, isn't it?
12:33O
12:34Car
12:35P
12:36It doesn't look very stripy to me
12:42But look at its bottom
12:44How funny
12:46Okapis have stripy bottoms
12:50You may think that this okapi looks a bit like a horse
12:54But it's actually much closer to giraffe
12:57Giraffes don't have any stripes at all
12:59Not even on their bottoms
13:06Here's a stripy animal that you're bound to recognise
13:10That's right
13:11It's a tiger
13:22These tigers are only young
13:24But they're very stripy
13:28You may think it's just their fur that's stripy
13:31But under that fur
13:32The skin is covered in stripes as well
13:41Now here's an animal that lives in the sea
13:45It's a fish which has big stripy fins
13:52This fish is called a lionfish
13:59These lionfish live in an old shipwreck on the bottom of the sea
14:06Here's an animal which you probably know has stripes
14:09That's right
14:11It's a zebra
14:19Zebras don't just have a stripy tail
14:22Or a stripy bottom
14:23And they certainly don't have stripy fins like a lionfish
14:26They are covered in stripes all over
14:32Every single zebra has a different pattern of stripes
14:35So they can tell each other apart
14:42You can see stripes everywhere
14:43All sorts of things are stripy
14:52It's amazing how many animals have stripes isn't it?
14:55There is the zebra and the okapi
14:58And of course the lemurs with their stripy tails that can swing from tree to tree
15:05That sounds like the tickerbilla clock
15:07Come on, let's go and see what time it is
15:13Tickerbilla
15:15Tockerbilla
15:17Tickerbilla
15:17Tock
15:19What's the time
15:20On the tickerbilla
15:22Clock
15:24Let's have a look shall we
15:28Well
15:29The long hand
15:31Is pointing to the number 12
15:34So that means
15:35It's something o'clock
15:37And the shorthand
15:39Is pointing to the number 8
15:42So that means
15:44It's 8 o'clock
15:45But what's underneath?
15:52A tiger with stripes
15:57This story's called
15:59The Tiger Child
16:03Long ago
16:05The tiger used to cook his food
16:08One day his fire went out
16:10So tiger had to go to the village
16:12To fetch some more fire
16:16The people were frightened when they saw the tiger coming
16:18So they locked their doors
16:20So they locked their doors and bolted their windows
16:23The tiger went back to the jungle
16:25He visited his sister
16:27She had a small tiger cub
16:31Go to the village and fetch me some fire
16:34Said the tiger
16:36Said the tiger to his nephew
16:36You are so small
16:39The people won't be afraid of you
16:42The tiger child started off
16:44But on his way
16:46He played with the monkeys
16:52Splashed in pools
16:53Splish splash
16:55And climbed up trees
16:57And climbed up trees
16:58By the time he reached the village
16:59He had forgotten what his uncle wanted
17:05I've come for the thing my uncle wants
17:07Said the tiger child
17:08But I can't remember what it is
17:12Is it a bowl of fresh milk?
17:15The grandmother asked
17:16The tiger child drank the bowl of fresh milk
17:22When it was all gone
17:23He said
17:24Oh no
17:25I don't think it was that
17:27I have come for the thing my uncle wants
17:30Said the tiger child
17:31But I can't remember what it is
17:35Er
17:35Is it a delicious fish?
17:37The young boy asked
17:39The tiger child ate up all the delicious fish
17:43No
17:43I don't think it was that
17:45He said
17:47I have come for the thing my uncle wants
17:50Said the tiger child
17:51But I can't remember what it is
17:54Erm
17:55Is it a soft cushion?
17:57The little girl asked
17:58The tiger child lay on the soft cushion
18:01No
18:02I don't think it was that
18:03He said
18:06I have come for the thing my uncle wants
18:09Said the tiger child
18:10But I can't remember what it is
18:13Erm
18:14Is it a fine comb for his hair?
18:16The mother asked
18:17The mother combed the fur of the tiger child
18:21Oh no
18:23I don't think it was that
18:24He said
18:26The tiger waited all day for his nephew
18:29When the sun set
18:31And the stars came out
18:32He went to the village
18:35The tiger child was tired
18:37He found a house with a warm fire
18:39And fell asleep
18:42The tiger looked in at the window
18:44Where the tiger child slept
18:46You have drunk the fresh milk
18:49You have eaten the delicious fish
18:52You have lain on the soft cushion
18:55You have been combed with the fine comb
18:59And now you are asleep
19:01And now you are asleep
19:02By the warm fire
19:03Tiger child
19:05You are not a tiger anymore
19:08You are a cat
19:12The cat woke up
19:14He remembered what his uncle wanted
19:16It was some fire
19:18Then
19:20He yawned
19:22And went back to sleep
19:25The tiger returned to the jungle
19:27From that time on
19:29Tigers have had no fire
19:31They eat their food raw
19:35The tiger child who turned into a cat
19:38Stayed in the village
19:39And cats have lived with people
19:42Ever since
19:45Tamba
19:47Look
19:48Wow
19:49It's a tiger mask
19:51And I made it for you
19:55Thank you
19:56Now you can pretend
19:57That you are in the jungle
20:00Rawr
20:03Rawr
20:04Rawr
20:05Rawr
20:05Rawr
20:05Rawr
20:05What's it like to be
20:07A tiger in the jungle
20:09What's it like to be
20:10A tiger in the jungle
20:13What's it like to sit in trees
20:15And frighten all the bees
20:17Here we go
20:18Let me show you
20:19Let me show you what to do
20:21Rawr
20:22Rawr
20:22Rawr
20:24Rawr
20:24Rawr
20:25Look up here
20:26It's me
20:29Rawr
20:30Rawr
20:31Rawr
20:32Rawr
20:33Listen for the rustle in the trees
20:36Hey I've got one
20:44What's it like to be a monkey in the jungle
20:48What's it like to be a monkey in the jungle
20:52What's it like to swing from trees and eat each other's fleas
20:56Here we go
20:56Let me show you what we do
20:58Are you ready?
20:59Rawr
21:00Rawr
21:01Rawr
21:01Rawr
21:01Rawr
21:02Rawr
21:03Rawr
21:04Look up here
21:05It's me
21:07Rawr
21:08Rawr
21:09Rawr
21:09Rawr
21:09Rawr
21:09Rawr
21:10Rawr
21:11Rawr
21:12Rawr
21:12Rawr
21:12Listen for the rustle in the trees
21:14Rawr
21:21Rawr
21:23What's it like to be a snake in the jungle? What's it like to be a snake in the jungle?
21:30What's it like to hide in grass and frighten all who pass? Here we go, let me show you what
21:37we do.
21:39Wiggle, wiggle, hiss. Wiggle, wiggle, hiss. Look down here, it's me.
21:46Wiggle, wiggle, hiss. Wiggle, wiggle, hiss. Listen for the rustle in the breeze.
21:55Snap, snap, snap, snap, snap, snap.
22:01What's it like to be a crocodile in the jungle? What's it like to be a crocodile in the jungle?
22:09What's it like to lie in lakes and snap at all the snakes? Here we go, let me show you
22:15what we do.
22:17Snap, snap, snap. Snap, snap, snap. Look down here, it's me.
22:25Snap, snap, snap. Snap, snap, snap. Listen for the rustle in the breeze.
22:38Snap, snap, snap, snap. What's it like to be an animal in the jungle?
22:44What's it like to be an animal in the jungle?
22:48What's it like to sit in trees and frighten all the bees? Here we go, let me show you what
22:54we do.
22:56Roar, roar, roar. Look down here, it's me.
23:04Wiggle, wiggle, hiss. Snap, snap, snap. Listen for the rustle. Listen for the rustle.
23:11Listen for the rustle in the breeze.
23:18Tamba, are you sure you still want to go to the jungle?
23:21Rawr! There might be lots of scary animals in the jungle.
23:27Oh no, not all animals are scary, Tamba.
23:31Hey, Sammy's just about to meet a friendly paper tiger.
23:35This is Sammy. He lives with his mum and dad, his sister Anuja and his grandmother Sonny.
23:42Sammy is four and a half years old and Sammy loves to daydream.
23:52It was Wednesday and it was hot.
23:57The cat on the windowsill was hot.
24:00The rabbit in his hutch was hot.
24:03The cars on the road outside were so hot, they had steam coming out of their bonnets.
24:10Sammy was in his room making a tiger mask from pieces of coloured paper.
24:15He was just about to start sticking the pieces together when a satin hot gust of wind blew in through
24:21the window and swept them onto the floor.
24:24When he tried to grab them, they began to swirl and whirl around him before snaking their way right out
24:31of the door and down the stairs.
24:36As he followed the paper pieces, Sammy could feel the ground becoming dry and crunchy under his feet.
24:45As he walked on, he saw that he was entering some kind of a forest.
24:49There were trees towering high above him, draped with vines like paper chains.
24:55And as he peered into the undergrowth ahead, a pair of eyes blinked back.
25:10Ribbit croaked a bullfrog on a big leaf beside him.
25:14Then, with a hop and a rustle, bounced off into the bushes.
25:18A parrot squawked and flapped its wings.
25:22Deep in the undergrowth, the eyes blinked and disappeared.
25:28Sammy rushed after them until he found himself in a large clearing where he stopped.
25:32to catch his breath.
25:34Where did the eyes go? wondered Sammy.
25:40That way, hissed a snake in his other ear and pointed across the clearing with its tail.
25:48Up ahead, Sammy saw the tip of a tail slip between two trees.
25:54Wait for me, he called and rushed after it.
25:58At last, he scrambled up and over a fallen tree trunk.
26:02And onto a rock, where overlooking a waterfall, sat a tiger.
26:07It was a tiger that he had been following.
26:11Wow! said Sammy.
26:15And all around were the most amazing plants and flowers that he had ever seen.
26:22And as he sat and looked, a butterfly came and rested on his knee with wings as soft and delicate
26:28as tissue paper.
26:32Then, two tiger cubs ran out from the bushes to meet him, and Sammy watched as they paddled and played
26:39in the pool.
26:46As Sammy reached the water's edge and knelt down to put his hand into the pool, it broke into a
26:51thousand colourful pieces.
26:52And the paper forest danced off into the wind as quickly as it had arrived.
27:06Ah, that's better, said Sammy's dad as he turned off the vacuum cleaner.
27:12Sammy blinked and opened his eyes.
27:15Oh, it was still hot.
27:18The cars were still droning past outside.
27:21But his paper shapes had gone.
27:25My mask! said Sammy.
27:27Then looked woefully at the vacuum cleaner.
27:32Then, just for a second, he thought he saw a tiger cub on the landing.
27:38Sammy blinked.
27:40And the cub ran off down the stairs, waving the tip of its tail as it went.
27:50Roar!
27:51Roar!
27:53I'm glad that Sammy met a friendly tiger.
27:56Me too.
27:57Maybe you could pretend to be a jungle animal at home.
28:00Or a roaring tiger.
28:02What about an elephant with a big trunk?
28:06Bye-bye!
28:08Bye!
28:09Bye!
28:11Tick-a-billa, tick-a-billa, fun for you and me.
28:17Tick-a-billa, tick-a-billa, watch and you will see.
28:23Tick-a-billa, tick-a-billa, it's a wonderful place to be.
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