You're getting to be a big boy.
♪I'm just a kid who's four
♪Each day I grow some more
♪I like exploring - I'm Caillou
♪So many things to do
♪Each day is something new
♪I'll share them
with you - I'm Caillou
♪My world is turning,
changing each day
♪With mommy and daddy
I'm finding my way
♪Growing up is not so tough
♪'Cept when I've had enough
♪But there's lots
of fun stuff - I'm Caillou
♪Caillou, Caillou
♪I'm Caillou.
That's me!
And me!
And me!
And me!
Mmm. This is delicious, dear.
-Oh Rexy, I'm not a
deer, I'm a squirrel. Silly.
-Not an animal in the woods.
They sound the same
but it's what Caillou's Daddy
calls Caillou's Mommy
because he loves her a lot.
-Oh.
Hey! You didn't
eat your chestnut pie.
-Oh. Um.
Could it be asparagus
and lettuce pie?
I don't really like chestnuts.
-Mmm.
Luckily, I made
two, and one is chestnut,
and this one is
asparagus and lettuce.
-Oh! Thank you, thank you!
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
This is the most delicious pie
in the whole wide world, dear.
What?
-It's funny and it makes
me giggle when you say dear.
Oh.
Do you want your coffee?
Oh, how can grown ups drink
that stuff, it's yucky. Bleagh!
-Yes, dear.
-Waaa!
Oops!
That's Mommy talk for I tripped.
This dress thing
keeps getting in my way.
There you go.
-Thank you.
Ahhh, this is really
good coffee, dear.
-Oh you sound so funny!
-Caillou's Mommy and Daddy were
going out for a special dinner.
-I wanna go with you.
-Caillou, it's our anniversary.
That's a special
day for Mommy and Daddy.
-But we have something
special for you and Rosie too
a brand new babysitter.
Isn't that nice?
-I don't want a new babysitter.
-That must be Julie
now. I'll go and let her in.
-I don't like Julie.
-Julie was a new babysitter.
Caillou wanted
his regular babysitter.
So he made up his mind he wasn't
going to like Julie at all.
-Hi, Caillou. I'm Julie.
-Just press this button.
-Bye-bye!
-Doesn't your Mommy
look pretty in her dress?
And doesn't your Daddy
look smart in his tuxedo?
Let's wave goodbye.
-Later that evening
it was supper time.
-I don't want any supper.
-I don't want any supper too.
-Caillou, you
have to eat your supper.
-You can't make me.
-I have an idea.
Your Mommy and
Daddy are going out for a
special anniversary supper.
So why don't we do the same?
-Mmm.
-Even though Caillou had
decided he wouldn't like Julie,
he was curious about this idea.
-Come on, then,
what are we waiting for?
Now you look just
as handsome as your Daddy.
-Do I, really?
-You bet.
-Caillou discovered
he was starting to like Julie.
-Now let's go and make Rosie
look as nice as your Mommy.
-Gilbert!
-Hold it.
-Caillou liked
Julie's dressing up game.
But he still didn't
care very much for salad.
-Come on, Caillou.
You have to eat.
-I don't want any supper.
-I don't want any supper too.
-Hmm.
Well. If you don't want supper.
Why don't we
have breakfast instead?
-Huh?
How can we have breakfast?
It's supper time.
-It's easy.
From now on, everything's gonna
be the opposite way around.
You'll see.
-Mmm.
-Mmm mmm!
-Hi Caillou. Hi Julie.
Did you all have
as much fun as we did?
-We had breakfast.
-Really? But
what about your supper?
-I thought they could
have their supper tomorrow,
if that's all right.
-I'm sure that'll
be fine, Julie.
And now, if you're
ready, I'll take you home.
-No, Daddy. No.
-Caillou had been having so
much fun with his new babysitter
he didn't want her to leave.
-Don't worry,
Caillou, I promise I'll come
back and see you very soon.
-You have to look
at everything very seriously
and take a long time to move.
That's how Caillou's
Mommy and Grandpa do it.
-Right.
-Oh! You only
move one piece at a time
and sometimes
you move in weird ways.
-Right.
Uh.
Whose turn is it to start?
-Oh, well, you go ahead.
-Oh, right. Okay.
Let's see, I could uh...
No, that wouldn't be any good.
I know! Uh. um.
I could uh.
No. Um.
How bout if I uh...
Hmm. No, that
wouldn't work either.
Mmm.
Umm. I could uh...
-Come on Caillou, we've
got to get you ready to go!
-Yeah!
Are they here yet?
-Any minute.
Here, I packed your bag.
-Caillou was very excited.
Today
he was going strawberry picking
with Clementine's family!
-Hi Caillou!
Ready for our big day?
-Come on Caillou! Time to go!
-Uhmmm, daddy?
-Caillou was
not quite ready to go, he had
something he had to do first.
-I almost forgot Teddy!
-All set now?
Have a nice day Caillou!
-Daddy, can't you come too?
-Not this time. You're
Clementine's special guest!
-We'll be back before supper.
-Clementine and Billy we're
having fun playing together
and Caillou felt
a little left out.
-Why don't you two
play a game with Caillou?
-I know! Let's play yellow car!
-How do you play?
-It's easy!
The first one to spot
a yellow car says it out loud!
-This sounded like a fun game!
Caillou stared outside
and looked around.
-Yellow car!
-Let's play red car now!
-I see one! I see
one, I see a red car!
I win!
-And I see a red strawberry!
Look!
-Wow!
-Looks like we're here kids!
-Caillou had never been
to a strawberry field before.
He thought it looked
like any other field.
He didn't see any strawberries.
Just yet.
-I think
it would be better if Teddy
stayed in the car, Caillou.
-Why?
I always bring Teddy.
-Teddy will be fine here,
he'll be waiting for you.
Besides, you'll need both
hands to carry your basket!
Okay kids.
I want you to wait right here
while I go get some baskets.
I'll be right back.
-Okay!
-Let's race!
First one at the
end of the row wins!
-Come on Caillou!
-Caillou wasn't
sure if he should,
since Clementine's
mom told them to stay put,
but he didn't want
to be left out of the game.
-Go!
-Whoa!
Ooof!
Ow!
-Are you okay?
Oh no Caillou look at your knee!
It's bleeding!
Mooommyyy!
-Caillou wasn't hurt,
but when he saw his knee
all red, he wanted his mommy.
-Oh dear! What happened?
Let's have a look Caillou.
You were supposed
to wait for me!
Let's see.
Hey! Wait a minute!
Look Caillou!
You're not bleeding!
Are you all right?
-When Caillou realized
he wasn't bleeding
he started to fell much better.
He wasn't hurt after all!
-Mmmm!
-Look!
You fell on a whole
bunch of strawberries!
-Where?
-See, you pick them like this!
-And you only pick the red ones,
not the green ones
because they're not ready!
-So, let's get started!
Here, each of
you can take a basket.
-I'm going to
fill my basket first!
-Oh yeah? Well I bet I can find
the biggest strawberry ever!
-Caillou was very curious
about the strawberries.
He loved searching
for the red ones that were
hidden under all the leaves.
They looked so good!
-Mmm. Yummy!
One for Daddy.
One for Mommy.
One for me!
One for Rosie.
One for me!
One for Teddy...
-And so,
Caillou picked and picked
a whole bunch of strawberries.
But his basket wasn't
filling up very quickly
because he kept on eating them!
-Come on kids, let's take
a break and have some lunch!
-Look! My basket is full!
Ha! I finished first!
-Okay, but did you find
the biggest strawberry ever?
-This one's big.
What about you, Caillou?
-Uh. I, Uh. I wasn't finished.
-I won
because I found the biggest
strawberry in the whole world!
-Let me see, Billy!
-Wow!
-Billy? Did you take an
apple from the picnic basket?
-An apple?!
You cheated!
-Lunch is ready!
Come and get it!
What's wrong Caillou?
You're not hungry?
-Caillou wasn't
very hungry because he had
eaten a lot of strawberries.
And his tummy hurt him a little.
-Oooh!
I see you've had
plenty to eat already!
Well, you can always eat later.
But from now on,
why don't you put the
strawberries in your basket
instead of your tummy okay?
-Here Caillou, Teddy
will help you feel better.
-After a little while, Caillou's
tummy felt much better.
He had his lunch
and was just finishing up.
-Do you want some juice teddy?
-Are you sure you're
feeling okay Caillou.
Maybe we should head back home?
-But Caillou wanted to
stay and pick more strawberries.
He wanted his basket
to be as full as Clementine's.
-But my basket isn't full!
-Mommy, I want to stay!
-All right, you can pick a few
more strawberries before we go!
-Whoa!
-It's full!
-One more!
-There's no more room Caillou!
-Here Teddy, a
strawberry just for you!
-And
that's how Caillou spent his
first day strawberry picking.
He loved
it so much that he couldn't
wait to come back again!
Now you have to
say don't step on my toes.
-Don't step on
my toes, little bunny.
-Huh?
But-
Little bunny?
But, I'm not a little bunny,
I'm a dinosaur,
not a little fluffy thing.
-That's Mommy talk for
nice person who I love a lot.
Not an animal in the woods.
-Okay!
Let's finish our dance!
It was Caillou's
first day at daycare and
he was a little bit nervous.
-I don't want to go,
Mommy, I want to stay with you.
-Oh, so do I, Caillou, but you
know Mommy has to go to work.
And Daycare can be fun.
Hear that?
-Hello, I'm Anne
Martin, the teacher.
And you must be Caillou.
-Caillou was scared and shy.
-Now, I'm going
to have to go, honey.
-No. I don't
want you to go, Mommy.
-I'll be back, Caillou.
Don't be sad.
-Even Caillou's
Mommy was sad to leave him
at Daycare for the first time
-Here, Caillou, have
a glass of apple juice.
Do you want me to introduce
you to the other children?
O.K., maybe
after your juice then.
-Hey. Those are my blocks.
-Mo-oommy.
-Your Mommy's gone.
-Hi. I'm Clementine.
What's your name?
-Uh, Caillou.
-That's Leo. He
doesn't like to share.
Do you want to
play? I'm doing cutouts.
See, here's an apple,
and that's a banana,
and this is raisin toast .
You can't eat them
though, they're only pretend.
Do you like Daycare?
-I like staying
at my Grandma's better.
-That's where you stay
when your Mom and Dad are busy?
-She's an artist and I get to
play with paints, and brushes,
and paper, and crayons,
and chalk, and colour pencils.
-We got all that stuff here.
-Oh boy!
I'm going to paint a... a robin.
-I'll do cutouts
of what robins eat.
-That's worms.
-That's a good robin.
-C-could you teach
me how to paint like that?
-Sure, Leo, if you teach
us how to build a castle.
-A castle has
to have lots of towers.
-A worm has to
have lots of twists.
-And a robin has
to have lots of red.
Here, Leo, you can
make a flag for the castle.
-Caillou.
-We have to make
this tower higher.
-Caillou was having
so much fun playing
he didn't even notice
his Mommy and Daddy.
-Look. I'm making a castle.
There are lots of things
to do when you grow up.
Being a ballet
dancer is one of them.
It looks beautiful.
But it's not that easy.
-Make sure you've got
your leg really supported.
Yes!
I bet if you practice
every day you'll do it though!
-Oh. I can do it!
-Wow!
I'm going to keep practicing
so I can be a
beautiful ballet dancer.
I got lots of time to learn.
I want to be a photographer.
Take pictures of all
kinds of beautiful things.
There sure are
a lot of things to learn.
First, you have to take
really good care of the camera
so the picture is perfect.
Then, you have to learn
all about light and shadows.
-The light is going
to hit the subject.
So this is our subject.
Like this.
And...
good.
-One of the best ways
to learn is to practice.
I'm going to be really good
at this when I'm a grown up.
-Hmm. uh...
No, then I'd be
in a really big pickle.
Let's see. Ah!
Ah!
This move is perfect.
-Ah yes!
-Oh wait.
No, I can't do that.
-Teddy.
Move something.
-Chess is a very serious game.
-It's going to
be serious if you don't pick
up something and move it!!!
-I'm thinking.
-Oh.
♪I am young and I am
small. It's true I'm only four.
♪But one day I'll be strong and
tall In ten years or maybe more.
♪I might be a pilot
and sail the skies.
♪Or maybe a doctor
Who makes everyone well,
♪Everyone including you.
♪A grown-up is an adult.
We'll all be one someday.
♪We'll know how
to do all kind of things.
♪At work, at home, and play.
♪I might be a
dancer, on the stage,
♪Or a fireman with his truck,
♪Or maybe a tow-truck driver,
To help you when you're stuck!
♪I might become a movie star,
You'll see me on the screen.
♪Or a great composer
Making music and songs to sing.
♪A grown-up is an adult.
We'll all be one someday.
♪We'll know how
to do all kind of things,
At work, at home, and play.
Caillou was waiting
for his babysitter
Julie to come
and look after him.
He loved it
when Julie came over.
-Still no sign
of Julie, Caillou?
She's never
been this late before.
-Well, I left messages
everywhere but I couldn't
find another baby-sitter.
-I'm
sorry honey, I guess we won't be
going to the wedding after all?
-Hi Mr. Hinkle!
-Caillou liked
Mr. Hinkle very much,
and suddenly it dawned on him,
that Mr. Hinkle would
make an excellent baby-sitter.
-Do you want to
baby-sit me Mr. Hinkle?
-Me? Baby-sit you? Really?
-Mommy, Daddy, Mr. Hinkle's
going to baby sit me!
-Caillou!
I'm sorry Mr. Hinkle, I
really didn't mean for Caillou.
-Don't be silly, I'd love to!
-Faster, horsy! Faster!
-How about a snack, kids?
-Can you bake a cake Mr. Hinkle?
-The last time Caillou
went to visit Mr. Hinkle
he was baking a cake
and Caillou really wanted
Mr. Hinkle to bake another
one of his delicious cakes!
-You really liked
my cake didn't you Caillou?
But since I won't
be cooking in my kitchen,
you're going to
have to help me okay?
-You can wear Mommy's
apron so you won't get dirty.
-Hmmm. We need three eggs.
Can you get
those for me Caillou?
Now we need some butter.
That's great!
Now do you know where your
mommy keeps her pots and pans?
-I'll get it!
Mrs. Martin!
-Hi Caillou!
I heard your mom needed someone
to keep an eye on you today.
-Mr. Hinkle and
me are making a cake!
-Hello Mr. Hinkle.
I'd love to help!
What can I do?
Very good, Caillou.
Now we have to add
the most important part.
-Chocolate!
-Hi, Caillou,
I'm so sorry I'm late.
Wow, it looks like you
now have three baby-sitters!
-Hi Julie! Are
you here to take over?
-Well, I guess I'll
get going too Caillou.
-But you can't leave yet.
You have to
stay and eat the cake!
-Caillou was proud that
he had helped bake the cake.
And he was very
happy that he had a lot
of people to share it with.
-This is delicious Caillou!
-Mr. Hinkle and Mrs. Martin
helped me, but it was my idea!
-I think Rosie's
enjoying it too!
-Hello! We're back!
-Oh?
Hi everyone!
We came
home early because we thought
Mr. Hinkle would need some help.
-We're having a party!
-I can see that!
And you have cake!
Look what we brought you!
-Mmm. Thanks Mommy.
But ours is much better!
-Oh here!
This one's perfect.
I can-
Oh wait.
I can't do that either.
Gee this tricky,
but it sure
is fun. Right Gilbert?
Gilbert?
Hello.
Hello?
-Oh Hi!
-Oh Hi!
I thought you and Teddy were.
were...
-Oh, oh, Dino sneeze.
Oh my!
-ACHOOOOOOO!
I can't help it,
that's how Dinos sneeze.
-But you're a Daddy right now.
-Oh right.
A-A-A-choo!
-That's better.
-We can't think
of anything else Mommies
and Daddies do. Can you?
-Oh, I don't know.
-Perfect! Perfect!
Oh! No, wait a minute.
-Ah....
-Why aren't you playing
with Teddy, Gilbert?
-Well, believe it or not, I am.
But he
is taking the game so seriously,
he's driving me crazy.
We're just pretending and
he still won't make his move!
-Oh. That sounds
boring. Our game was fun
except
we can't think of anything
else Mommies and Daddies do.
-Oh well,
the only thing else besides
the chores and the work is
well they like to hug.
They hug Caillou,
they hug Rosie, they hug me
and they hug each other.
-Oh! Oh! Oh! I LOVE to hug!
-Oh!
-Oh my!
-But you have to
hug gently like a Daddy.
-Oh.
Right.
You're a good Mommy, dear.
-And you're a good
Daddy, little bunny.
-Come and play tomorrow!
- THAT'S ME!
I'M CAILLOU!
I'M FOUR YEARS OLD, AND
THERE'S LOTS I CAN DO.
I CAN MAKE THINGS WITH MY DADDY.
I KNOW HOW TO MAKE MY
TEDDY BEAR ALL BETTER.
I EVEN READ STORIES
TO MY GRANDMA.
BUT WHAT I'M BEST
AT, IS HAVING FUN!
Grandma!
We have loads of fun together.
Like bird watching
with real birds.
Grandma's real
good at arts and crafts.
And we love playing music.
I love staying
over at Grandma's house.
04x06 - Grown-Ups and Me
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An educational show that stars the 4-year-old title character (pronounced KY-YOO), who lives with his mother, father and sister in a blue house on Pine Street.
An educational show that stars the 4-year-old title character (pronounced KY-YOO), who lives with his mother, father and sister in a blue house on Pine Street.