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1S1-482Narrator: Granny Pig and Grandpa Pig are taking Peppa and George out for a day on the river.Grandpa: Welcome aboard, me hearties!Granny: Peppa, George, let's put your life-jackets on.Narrator: When Peppa and George are on Grandpa Pig's boat, they must wear life-jackets.3Grandpa: On this boat, I'm the captain.Granny: Aye-aye, Captain!Peppa: Aye-aye, Captain!Grandpa: When Captain Grandpa tells you all to do something, you must do it. Granny: Unless it's something silly.Grandpa: Captain Grandpa never says anything silly.Granny: Of course not, Captain Grandpa.4Grandpa: George! Raise the ag! Peppa! Ring the bell!Peppa: Aye-aye, Captain!Grandpa: Granny Pig! Take the wheel!Granny: Aye-aye, Captain!Grandpa: Full sail!Peppa: Full sail!5Granny: Maybe you should go a little slower, Grandpa Pig.Granpa: Good idea, Granny Pig. I don't want to use up all my petrol.Peppa: Grandpa, I liked it when we went fast.Granpa: Don't worry, Peppa, we'll go fast later!6Peppa: Look! ere's another boat!Narrator: Here's Granddad Dog. He's taking Danny Dog out for a day on the river.Grandpa: Ahoy there, Granddad Dog!Granddad Dog: Ahoy there, Grandpa Pig!Peppa: Hello, Danny!Danny: Hello, Peppa!Narrator: Granddad Dog is Grandpa Pig's very best friend.7Grandpa: I'm surprised your boat is still afloat, Granddad Dog. It must be almost as old as you are!Granddad Dog: Woof! This old boat can go faster than your rusty bucket any day, Grandpa Pig.Grandpa: Alright, you old sea-dog, race you!Granddad Dog: Prepare to lose, water-hog!Granny:You two are acting like little children!8Grandpa: Granddad Dog called me a water-hog.Peppa: You called him a sea-dog first, Grandpa. You should say “sorry”.Grandpa: Only if he says “sorry” rst.Danny: Granddad, say “sorry” to Grandpa Pig. He is your best friend.Granddad Dog: No. He's a water-hog and my boat is faster than his.9Grandpa: Alright, sea-dog! Let's race to the next bridge!Granddad Dog: On the count of three.Grandpa: One TwoGranddad Dog: GO!!!Grandp

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Storyteller: Storytime, kids. Let's see now. Today's story is called "Caillou's New Shoes". Caillou: Gilbert. There. Ow, ow, ow, ow!Storyteller: Storytime, kids. Let's see now. Today's story is called "Caillou's New Shoes". Caillou: Gilbert. There. Ow, ow, ow, ow!Mommy: Do you need some help tying your laces, Caillou? Caillou: No. My shoes hurt. Mommy: Honey, your feet have grown. They're too big for these shoes. You need a new pair.Mommy: Here, these will do for now. Put them on and we'll go to the shoe store right away.Mommy: Do you need some help tying your laces, Caillou? Caillou: No. My shoes hurt. Mommy: Honey, your feet have grown. They're too big for these shoes. You need a new pair.Mommy: Here, these will do for now. Put them on and we'll go to the shoe store right away. Caillou: Hi, Sarah. Sarah: Hi, Caillou. Where are you going? Caillou: To buy a new pair of shoes. Sarah: We'll have to have a race when you get them. Bye. Caillou: Bye, Sarah. I want shoes to run fast like Sarah. Mommy: Come on, Caillou.Storyteller: Now Caillou loved to splash in rain puddles with his boots, but today it was sunny and he wanted to run. Caillou: Hi, Sarah. Sarah: Hi, Caillou. Where are you going? Caillou: To buy a new pair of shoes. Sarah: We'll have to have a race when you get them. Bye. Caillou: Bye, Sarah. I want shoes to run fast like Sarah. Mommy: Come on, Caillou.Storyteller: Now Caillou loved to splash in rain puddles with his boots, but today it was sunny and he wanted to run.Storyteller: Caillou liked looking at all the different kinds of shoes and boots. There were all kinds of sandals and lady shoes, and even work boots. Caillou: Wow, these look fast. Mommy: Which color do you like best, Caillou? Storyteller: Caillou just couldn't make up his mind which color he liked best.Storyteller: Caillou liked looking at all the different kinds of shoes and boots. There were all kinds of sandals and lady shoes, and even work b

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