Category
🐳
AnimalsTranscript
00:00I'm Peppa Pig, this is my little brother George, this is Mummy Pig, and this is Daddy Pig.
00:12Peppa Pig.
00:15The Panda Twins.
00:17Peppa is going to playgroup with her friends.
00:20Peggy and Pandora Panda are coming too for their first day at playgroup.
00:25Have a great day girls.
00:27We will Daddy.
00:28Remember to keep your ears and eyes open.
00:31Yes Daddy.
00:33I will ring you later to let you know how they are getting on.
00:37Good morning children.
00:40Good morning Madam Gazelle.
00:42Today two new pupils are joining our playgroup.
00:46Pandora Panda.
00:48Hello.
00:49And Peggy Panda.
00:51Hello everyone.
00:52Hello.
00:53Wow, you both look the same.
00:57That's because we're identical twins.
01:00Identical twins look like each other.
01:02Do people get you mixed up?
01:04Sometimes, but it's okay, we're used to it.
01:08Peggy, Pandora, as it is your first time at playgroup, you may both choose what we do today.
01:15We like solving mysteries and we like doing puzzles.
01:19Mysteries and puzzles.
01:21Let me see.
01:23Yes, we have a jigsaw puzzle.
01:26Hooray!
01:27We love jigsaws.
01:31This looks like a cloud.
01:33And here is the sun.
01:35Maybe they fit together.
01:37No, they don't fit.
01:40Try turning that piece around.
01:42Now they fit.
01:44Where does this piece go?
01:46Hmm, try putting the blue sky with the blue sky.
01:50It fits.
01:52And the green grass with the green grass.
01:56The jigsaw is finished.
01:58It's a picture of a house on a sunny day.
02:02Well done, children.
02:03That was great teamwork.
02:05Are you enjoying your day, Pandora, Peggy?
02:08Yes, thank you.
02:10We love doing puzzles and solving mysteries.
02:13Our daddy is a policeman.
02:17I want to be a policeman when I grow up.
02:20The police drive cars with flashing lights.
02:23And they go...
02:25Nino, Nino, Nino.
02:28Yes, yes.
02:29Perhaps now is a good time to phone your daddy
02:32and let him know how we're getting on.
02:35Oh, where is my phone?
02:37I must have put it down somewhere.
02:39Have you lost your phone, Madam Gazelle?
02:42Yes, I had it just now.
02:44Where can it be?
02:46Where did you last see it?
02:47If I knew that, Susie, I wouldn't be looking for it, would I?
02:51Why don't you always put things in the same place, Madam Gazelle?
02:55Then you will know where they are.
02:57That is very good advice, Susie.
02:59But it is not always possible
03:01to put something down in the same place every time.
03:04We can help you find it.
03:06No, I think it is lost.
03:09Oh, what a mystery.
03:11Our daddy always says,
03:13keep your ears and eyes open.
03:16Yes?
03:17Well, if we keep our ears open
03:20and somebody calls your phone,
03:22then we will hear it ringing.
03:24And find my phone. Good idea.
03:27Peggy and Pandora are very good at solving mysteries.
03:31So, who here has a phone?
03:34Uh, Madam Gazelle, we are little children.
03:39Little children do not have mobile phones.
03:42Oh, yes, of course.
03:44Hello!
03:46The parents have arrived to pick up the children.
03:49Good afternoon, mummies and daddies.
03:51Could I ask one of you to call my phone, please?
03:55I can ring you, Madam Gazelle, but is it not easier to talk to you?
03:59I have lost my phone.
04:01If you call it, we will hear it ringing.
04:04And then you will find your phone.
04:06I understand. Brilliant.
04:10Oh, it's in my handbag.
04:14It was in your handbag all the time.
04:18Yes. Sorry about that, everyone.
04:21What a clever idea to call your phone to find it.
04:25That was Peggy and Pandora's idea.
04:28What? You solved the case of the missing phone?
04:32Yes.
04:33That's my girls.
04:35Peggy and Pandora Panda love solving mysteries.
04:39Everybody loves solving mysteries.