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 *
* Except when I've had enough *
* But there's lots of fun stuff,
I'm Caillou *
* Caillou *
* Caillou *
* I'm Caillou! *
(Giggles)
Ha, ha, ha!
That's me!
PSSSSHHH! WEEE!
WEEEE!
HI CAILLOU!
WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
I'M FLYING AN AIRPLANE!
MY DADDY AND I MADE IT.
WHY DO YOU HAVE
YOUR SKATES?
YOUR MOM IS GIVING ME
A RIDE
TO MY FIGURE SKATING
LESSON.
(GIGGLES)
YOU CAN'T SKATE
IN THE SUMMER!
MOM:
CAILLOU, WOULD YOU
LIKE TO COME ALONG
FOR THE RIDE?
YEAH!
MOM:
HOLD ON, CAILLOU.
YOU BETTER PUT THIS ON.
IT'S COOL
WHERE WE'RE GOING.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU'S MOMMY WAS RIGHT.
EVEN THOUGH
IT WAS WARM OUTSIDE,
INSIDE IT WAS COOL
AND FROSTY.
OOH! MOMMY,
IT'S LIKE WINTER INSIDE!
I'LL SEE YOU GUYS
ON THE RINK.
WHY ARE THEY WEARING
ICE SKATES INDOORS, MOMMY?
BECAUSE THIS IS
A SKATING ARENA.
PEOPLE CAN SKATE HERE
ALL YEAR LONG.
DOES THE ICE MELT
IN THE SUMMER?
NO. THIS IS SPECIAL
INDOOR ICE.
COME I'LL SHOW YOU.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS AMAZED!
HE HAD ONLY SEEN ICE
OUTSIDE IN THE WINTER!
CAILLOU,
WHY DON'T YOU COME OUT
AND SKATE WITH ME
AFTER MY LESSON?
I ONLY SKATED ONCE BEFORE.
THEY HAVE LESSONS HERE.
YOU CAN LEARN ALL SORTS
OF NEAT STUFF.
WATCH!
WOW! (CLAPS)
(WHISTLE BLOWS)
I'LL SEE YOU AFTER CLASS,
'KAY?
MOMMY, COULD I SKATE
LIKE SARAH
IF I TOOK LESSONS?
OF COURSE.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME BACK
FOR A CLASS?
YES PLEASE!
STORYTELLER:
A FEW DAYS LATER,
CAILLOU WAS READY
FOR HIS FIRST SKATING LESSON!
HELLO.
YOU MUST BE CAILLOU!
I'M GEORGE,
YOUR SKATING INSTRUCTOR.
HELLO! I ALREADY KNOW
HOW TO SKATE!
THAT'S GREAT.
WE'RE GONNA HAVE
LOTS OF FUN THEN!
DON'T FORGET YOUR HELMET!
CAILLOU:
OKAY.
ALL RIGHT,
WHO WANTS TO LEARN
HOW TO SKATE?
CHILDREN:
ME!
THEN COME OUT HERE
WITH ME!
CAILLOU:
ARE YOU COMING MOMMY?
I DON'T HAVE MY SKATES.
BUT I'LL BE RIGHT HERE
THE WHOLE TIME.
YOU KNOW,
LEARNING TO SKATE
IS A LITTLE LIKE
LEARNING TO WALK,
AND SOMETIMES,
WHOA! OOF!
CHILDREN:
(LAUGH)
YOU FELL DOWN!
SOMETIMES I DO.
BUT THAT'S OKAY
BECAUSE I GET RIGHT BACK UP!
OKAY, I WANT YOU ALL TO KNEEL
LIKE ME.
YOU JUST LIFT
ONE FOOT,
PUSH UP,
AND BRING UP
THE OTHER FOOT.
IT'S EASY, SEE?
BEAUTIFUL!
YOU'RE LEARNING ALREADY.
THE NEXT PART IS EASY.
WE JUST WALK
BETWEEN THE CONES
AND BACK TO THE CARPET!
CAILLOU, WOULD YOU
LIKE TO BE FIRST?
I LEARNED TO SKATE
WITH A CHAIR.
YOU WON'T NEED ONE,
YOU'LL SEE.
JUST WALK OVER TO ME.
(UNSTEADY WHIMPERS)
WHOA! OOF!
THAT'S ALL RIGHT,
NOW GET UP
LIKE I SHOWED YOU.
(UNSTEADY WHIMPER)
GREAT JOB, CAILLOU.
NOW EVERYONE.
CHILDREN:
(GIGGLE)
AND NOW BACK
TO THE CARPET.
YOU, TOO, CAILLOU.
AHH!
CHILDREN:
WEEE! (GIGGLING)
(UNSTEADY)
WHOA...
AHH!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS GETTING
DISCOURAGED.
SKATING WAS HARDER
THAN HE EXPECTED!
THAT'S ALL RIGHT,
CAILLOU.
YOU'LL GET
THE HANG OF IT.
LET'S PRACTICE SOME MORE,
OKAY?
GEORGE:
HOW DID YOU LIKE YOUR
FIRST LESSON, CAILLOU?
MY PANTS ARE WET
FROM FALLING SO MUCH.
YES, BUT YOU TOOK
THE FIRST STEPS
TO LEARNING
HOW TO SKATE TODAY!
AND THAT DESERVES
A SPECIAL STICKER
FOR YOUR HELMET!
I'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW,
OKAY?
MOMMY, HOW COME I'M NOT
AS GOOD AS SARAH?
OH, IT TAKES PRACTICE,
SWEETIE.
I'M SURE IT TOOK SARAH
A FEW LESSONS
TO GET AS GOOD
AS SHE IS NOW.
I DON'T WANT TO
COME BACK TOMORROW.
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED.
THIS WAS ONLY
YOUR FIRST LESSON.
THINGS WILL GET BETTER,
YOU'LL SEE.
(ENGINE STARTS)
(DOOR WHIRS OPEN)
WOW! LOOK AT THE TRUCK,
MOMMY!
IT'S DRIVING ON THE ICE!
IT'S CALLED A ZAMBONI.
SEE THE WATER
IT LEAVES BEHIND?
IT'S MAKING A FRESH
NEW LAYER OF ICE.
MOM:
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR PLANE,
CAILLOU?
IT'S NOT A PLANE,
IT'S A ZAMBONI!
I'M MAKING ICE.
BEEP BEEP!
(GIGGLES)
YOU BETTER PARK IT FOR NOW.
WE'LL BE LATE
FOR YOUR SKATING LESSON.
DO I HAVE TO?
HOW ABOUT YOU GIVE IT
ANOTHER TRY?
IF YOU STILL
DON'T LIKE IT,
THEN YOU DON'T
HAVE TO GO.
WE COULD STAY TO WATCH
THE ZAMBONI AFTERWARDS.
THE ZAMBONI!
YAHOO!
HELLO CAILLOU,
I'M GLAD
YOU CAME BACK TODAY.
RAPHAELLE IS NEW.
MAYBE YOU CAN HELP HER
CATCH UP?
OOF!
DON'T WORRY,
I FALL ALL THE TIME, TOO,
BUT I KNOW HOW TO GET UP.
READY?
I CAN TELL YOU'LL MAKE
A VERY GOOD TEACHER,
CAILLOU.
COME ON, WE HAVE
SOME NEW GAMES TODAY.
CHILDREN:
YAY! (LAUGHING)
(GRUNTS THEN LAUGHS)
(CLAPPING)
THAT'S IT FOR TODAY,
EVERYBODY.
YOU ALL DID
AN EXCELLENT JOB.
SEE YOU TOMORROW!
CHILDREN:
BYE GEORGE!
STORYTELLER
CAILLOU HAD SO MUCH FUN
AT HIS SECOND LESSON,
HE DIDN'T EVER
WANT TO LEAVE!
CAILLOU:
DO WE HAVE TO GO, MOMMY?
MOM:
WE'LL BE BACK TOMORROW,
CAILLOU.
BESIDES, THERE'S SOMEONE
I WANT YOU TO MEET.
CAILLOU,
THIS IS HENRY.
HE DRIVES THE ZAMBONI.
HI, CAILLOU!
YOUR MOM TOLD ME
HOW MUCH YOU LIKE
THE ZAMBONI.
WOULD YOU LIKE
TO RIDE IT WITH ME?
CAN I REALLY?
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU THOUGHT
THAT RIDING THE ZAMBONI
WAS ALMOST AS MUCH FUN
AS LEARNING TO SKATE.
THERE WAS ONLY
ONE OTHER THING
THAT HE WANTED TO DO.
(HONKS HORN)
BEEP! BEEP!
(DOG BARKS)
(WHEELBARROW SQUEAKS)
LOOK DADDY,
THAT'S OUR FAMILY!
WOW!
CAILLOU:
I'LL HELP YOU!
HMM,
I COULD USE A DRIVER,
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
CAILLOU:
YES!
OKAY,
MISTER DRIVER,
POINT THE WAY
TO THE FLOWERS,
SO I CAN DROP OFF
THIS DIRT!
OVER THERE!
DADDY:
UH OH, LOOK OUT! NO BRAKES.
WHOA-OA-OA!
(LAUGHS)
SARAH
HI, CAILLOU!
COME OVER.
I HAVE SOMETHING
TO SHOW YOU!
DADDY, CAN I GO?
YOU SURE CAN.
IT'S A LETTER FOR YOU!
IT SAYS "CAILLOU"
RIGHT THERE.
THERE'S A MISTAKE IN
THE NUMBER OF THE ADDRESS.
IT SAYS PINE STREET.
THAT'S MY NUMBER!
WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER?
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU KNEW THERE WERE NUMBERS
ON HIS HOUSE TOO,
BUT HE DIDN'T REMEMBER
WHAT THEY WERE!
UH, LET'S GO SEE!
UH, AND !
SARAH:
THAT'S SEVENTEEN!
CAILLOU:
LOOK! I HAVE A LETTER!
WOW! HMM.
MAILED TO
PINE STREET.
THAT'S MY ADDRESS!
AT FIFTEEN,
IT FEELS LIKE A DREAM!
(GIGGLES)
I MADE IT UP
SO I'D REMEMBER!
HA HA HA!
THAT'S A GOOD IDEA, SARAH!
CAILLOU, DO YOU KNOW
WHAT OUR ADDRESS IS?
UH-UH!
PINE STREET.
HEY! HOW ABOUT
WE MAKE OUR OWN RHYME?
UM, JELLY BEAN,
SEVENTEEN.
I AM FINE.
I LIVE ON PINE!
MY FAMILY'S FINE.
THE SUN LIKES TO SHINE.
COME HERE AND SEE US
AT PINE.
BOTH:
(LAUGH)
WE CAN WRITE
ON YOUR HOUSE!
THERE, !
I BETTER GO BACK HOME NOW.
WE'RE SUPPOSED TO GO
TO THE STORE SOON.
BYE!
CAILLOU:
(RYHMING)
JELLY BEAN, SEVENTEEN.
I AM FINE.
I LIVE ON PINE!
INE!
(LAUGHS)
CAILLOU:
SEVENTEEN.
MOM:
I'M VERY IMPRESSED!
WHAT'S THIS?
(EXCITED GASP)
"TO CAILLOU!"
LET'S SEE...
ISN'T THIS PRETTY?
IT READS,
"YOU ARE INVITED TO MY PARTY,
SATURDAY AT : ."
AND IT'S FROM CLEMENTINE!
YAY! A PARTY!
I WANNA GO!
LET'S CALL HER
TO LET HER KNOW
YOU'LL BE THERE!
DAD:
YOU CAN ALSO TELL HER
YOUR CORRECT ADDRESS!
OKAY SWEETIE,
IT'S CLEMENTINE'S MOM,
YOU CAN TELL HER
OUR ADDRESS.
HI!
UH...JELLYBEAN .
UM...
I AM FINE.
I LIVE ON...
PINE!
I LIVE AT PINE!
(GIGGLES)
THANK YOU.
YES PLEASE.
HI, CLEMENTINE!
I'M COMING TO YOUR PARTY!
STORYTELLER:
IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL
SUMMER DAY
AND CAILLOU WAS PLAYING
IN THE PARK WITH ROSIE.
CLEMENTINE:
CAILLOU!
LOOK, NO MORE
TRAINING WHEELS!
WOW!
BILLY TAUGHT ME.
I LIKE HAVING
A BIG BROTHER.
HE TEACHES ME
LOTS OF THINGS.
I TEACH ROSIE LOTS, TOO!
LIKE WHAT?
UM...
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU TRIED TO THINK
WHAT HE HAD TAUGHT ROSIE
BUT HE COULDN'T REMEMBER.
MOM:
TIME TO GET GOING!
CAILLOU,
COME GET YOUR TOYS!
GOTTA GO!
BYE CLEMENTINE!
I'LL CLOSE IT!
I'M HER BIG BROTHER!
MOM:
YOU CERTAINLY ARE.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WANTED
TO TEACH ROSIE SOMETHING,
JUST LIKE BILLY
HAD TAUGHT CLEMENTINE.
WANT TO LEARN HOW TO RIDE
MY BIKE, ROSIE?
YAY!
(GIGGLES)
OKAY,
NOW PUSH THE PEDALS.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING,
CAILLOU?
BILLY SHOWED CLEMENTINE
HOW TO RIDE HER BIKE.
I WANNA SHOW ROSIE!
THERE ARE SOME THINGS
ROSIE'S TOO YOUNG FOR
RIGHT NOW.
JUST LIKE YOU USED TO BE
WHEN YOU WERE HER AGE.
ROSIE:
CHOO! CHOO!
NO, ROSIE!
DON'T TAKE IT APART!
WATCH, ROSIE.
I'LL SHOW YOU!
YOU PUT IT TOGETHER,
LIKE THIS.
(EXCITED EFFORTS)
CAILLOU AND ROSIE:
YAY! (LAUGH)
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS VERY EXCITED
HE TAUGHT ROSIE TO PUT
THE TRAIN TRACK TOGETHER.
HE WANTED TO SHOW MOMMY.
CAILLOU:
LOOK, MOMMY, COME SEE!
OKAY.
(GIGGLING)
CAILLOU:
ROSIE!
I GUESS ROSIE'S
NOT OLD ENOUGH
TO PUT THE TRAIN SET
TOGETHER.
C'MON, YOU TWO,
LUNCH IS READY!
WHY DON'T YOU SHOW ROSIE
HOW TO EAT SPAGHETTI.
ROSIE, WATCH!
YOU TAKE THE FORK
AND PUT THE SPAGHETTI
LIKE THIS!
(GIGGLES)
PASKETTI!
I GUESS I'M NOT A VERY GOOD
BIG BROTHER.
I CAN'T TEACH HER
ANYTHING.
THAT'S NOT TRUE.
SHE WATCHES EVERYTHING
YOU DO
AND COPIES IT.
THAT'S ONE OF THE WAYS
SHE LEARNS.
REALLY?
SURE. I KNOW SOMETHING
YOU CAN TEACH HER.
HOW ABOUT THAT SONG
WE USED TO SING BEFORE BED.
(SINGING)
* A, B, C, D- *
OH! ROSIE, LET'S SING.
IT'S CALLED
THE A-B-C SONG!
(SINGING)
* A, B, C, D, E, F, G! *
(YELLING)
A, B, F, E, C!
CAILLOU: (SINGING)
* A, B, C, D, E, F, G! *
(SAYING)
A, B, C, D, E, F, G!
SHE DID IT!
(CHUCKLES)
YOU CAN'T STOP THERE!
THERE'S STILL THE REST
OF THE ALPHABET TO GO!
CAILLOU: (SINGING)
* A, B, C, D, E, F, G... *
* H, I, J... *
MOM:
WAKE UP, CAILLOU.
IT'S TIME FOR BREAKFAST.
NO DAWDLING
THIS MORNING.
WE DON'T HAVE MUCH TIME
BEFORE WE MEET LEO
AT THE PARK.
OKAY!
MOM:
THANK YOU, CAILLOU.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU THOUGHT ABOUT
GETTING SOME BREAKFAST,
BUT WHEN HE SAW
HIS TOY CAR,
HE COULDN'T HELP
BUT STOP AND PLAY WITH IT.
CAILLOU:
VROOM! VROOM!
IT'S ABOUT TIME.
ROSIE'S ALREADY FINISHED
HER BREAKFAST.
ROSIE:
CAR-CAR!
CAILLOU:
NOT NOW, ROSIE.
I HAVE TO EAT BREAKFAST.
YOU'D BETTER HURRY.
YOU STILL HAVE
TO GET CHANGED
AND BRUSH YOUR TEETH.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS HAVING
SUCH A GOOD TIME
PLAYING WITH HIS CAR,
HE FORGOT ABOUT
BRUSHING HIS TEETH.
CAILLOU!
YOU'RE STILL NOT READY?
(SPLASH)
UH OH!
HMM.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS TAKING A LONG TIME
DECIDING WHICH SHIRT TO WEAR.
MOM:
CAILLOU!
WE'RE READY TO GO!
COMING!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS FINDING ALL SORTS
OF INTERESTING THINGS
ON THE WAY
TO THE PLAYGROUND.
A CATERPILLAR!
IT'S VERY PRETTY.
BUT WE SHOULD KEEP GOING.
IT'S NOT POLITE TO KEEP LEO
AND HIS MOMMY WAITING.
THERE HE IS!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WONDERED WHY LEO
WAS LEAVING THE PLAYGROUND.
HELLO. WE WAITED FOR YOU
AS LONG AS WE COULD,
BUT WE HAVE
TO GET GOING NOW.
OH,
SORRY WE'RE SO LATE.
LEO:
BYE CAILLOU.
MAYBE WE CAN PLAY LATER.
ALL:
BYE!
IT TOOK SO LONG
FOR YOU TO GET READY
AND NOW WE HARDLY HAVE
ANY TIME LEFT TO PLAY.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS DISAPPOINTED
THAT HE COULDN'T
PLAY WITH LEO.
(WATER DRAINING)
ALMOST READY
FOR YOUR BEDTIME STORY?
CAN YOU READ ME THREE
BEDTIME STORIES, DADDY?
I DON'T KNOW IF HE CAN.
REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED TODAY,
WHEN WE RAN OUT OF TIME?
IT DEPENDS HOW LONG YOU TAKE
GETTING READY.
I KNOW.
HOW ABOUT WE MAKE IT
A GAME?
WHEN I TURN THIS TIMER
UPSIDE DOWN,
YOU'VE GOT FIVE MINUTES
TO GET READY FOR BED,
BEFORE ALL THE SAND
GETS TO THE BOTTOM.
ON YOUR MARK,
GET SET, GO!
(GIGGLES)
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU REALLY WANTED DADDY
TO READ THREE STORIES.
I DID IT!
I WENT FAST, DADDY!
HA HA!
YOU SURE DID, CAILLOU!
THAT DESERVES
THREE BEDTIME STORIES!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS VERY HAPPY
THAT HE GOT READY ON TIME.
I LIKE THAT GAME, DADDY!
ONCE UPON A TIME,
THERE WAS A LITTLE BOY
NAMED CAILLOU
AND HE USED TO TAKE
A LOT OF TIME TO DO THINGS...
(YAWNS)
MOM:
GOOD MORNING, CAILLOU.
GOOD MORNING!
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
HMMM... ( SIGHS)
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS EXCITED
WHEN HE REMEMBERED
THAT LEO WAS HAVING
A VALENTINE'S PARTY TODAY.
I'M GONNA MAKE
VALENTINE'S CARDS!
THAT'S RIGHT.
YOU COULD BRING THEM
TO LEO'S PARTY
TO GIVE TO YOUR FRIENDS.
AND THEY'LL GIVE YOU
CARDS TOO.
STORYTELLER:
MOMMY EXPLAINED,
THAT VALENTINE'S DAY
WAS A DAY TO SHOW PEOPLE
HOW MUCH YOU CARED
ABOUT THEM.
THIS SHIRT IS PERFECT!
RED, THE COLOR OF LOVE.
(KISS)
I WANNA MAKE
A HEART!
OKAY,
WE'LL DO IT TOGETHER.
WOW!
MOM:
GOOD WORK, CAILLOU!
NOW YOU CAN DECORATE IT
AND CHOOSE WHO IT'S FOR.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU TRIED TO DECIDE
WHO HE WOULD GIVE
THE VALENTINE CARD TO.
THIS ONE'S FOR CLEMENTINE!
SHE LIKES STARS.
WHERE'S THE GLUE?
HMM,
THAT'S FUNNY,
I'M SURE IT WAS HERE
SOMEWHERE.
ROSIE:
(GIGGLING)
HERE'S THE GLUE,
WE'RE ALL DONE WITH IT!
ROSIE:
(GIGGLING)
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WORKED VERY HARD
AT MAKING SPECIAL VALENTINES
FOR HIS FRIENDS.
I'M FINISHED, MOMMY!
I MADE ONE FOR LEO,
AND CLEMENTINE,
AND XAVIER
AND EMMA!
THE CARDS LOOK
WONDERFUL, CAILLOU.
I'M SURE THEY'LL
ALL BE VERY HAPPY.
(WATCH ALARM BEEPS)
HMM?
YOU BETTER
PUT YOUR COAT ON.
WE'RE GONNA BE LATE!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU COULDN'T WAIT
TO GET TO LEO'S PARTY.
THE VALENTINES!
HERE YOU GO,
CAILLOU.
I PUT THEM IN
A BAG FOR YOU.
PHEW!
THANK YOU!
HAVE A GOOD TIME!
CAILLOU:
BYE DADDY!
STORYTELLER:
WHEN CAILLOU
GOT TO LEO'S HOUSE,
ALL HE COULD THINK ABOUT
WAS GIVING THE CARDS
TO HIS FRIENDS.
DID YOU GIVE OUT
THE VALENTINES YET?
NO, WE'RE WAITING FOR YOU!
KID:
CAILLOU! CAILLOU!
LEO:
COME ON!
LEO'S MOM:
OKAY, DOES EVERYBODY
HAVE THEIR VALENTINES READY?
KIDS:
YES! (HAPPY GIGGLING)
THEN GO AHEAD
AND GIVE THEM OUT!
THIS ONE'S FOR YOU,
CLEMENTINE!
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
WOW! IT'S PRETTY!
I MADE IT!
CLEMENTINE:
THAT ONE'S ME
AND THAT'S YOU!
BOTH:
(LAUGH)
KIDS:
(GIGGLE)
(GIGGLES)
HERE CAILLOU!
THANKS!
WOW!
LEO:
WOW! IT'S NICE.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS GLAD HIS FRIENDS
LIKED HIS VALENTINES.
DID YOU GIVE
ALL OF YOURS OUT?
HUH?
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU HADN'T SEEN
THAT VALENTINE BEFORE.
CAILLOU:
I DIDN'T MAKE THIS ONE.
KID:
HEY!
HMM, IT'S FOR YOU!
IT HAS YOUR NAME ON IT.
STORYTELLER:
BUT CAILLOU HAD ALREADY
RECEIVED
A VALENTINE FROM EVERYONE!
DID SOMEONE GIVE CAILLOU
TWO VALENTINES?
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WONDERED
WHO MADE HIM THE CARD.
LOOKS LIKE
SOMEONE GAVE YOU
A MYSTERY VALENTINE!
KIDS:
(PLAYFUL LAUGHTER)
AHEM.
ALL:
YAY!
COOKIES!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS IMPRESSED
BY ALL THE SPARKLES
ON THE COOKIES.
AND THEY WERE DELICIOUS,
TOO!
BUT HE WAS STILL WONDERING
WHO THE MYSTERY
VALENTINE WAS FROM.
LEO'S MOM:
YOUR MOM WILL BE HERE SOON,
CAILLOU.
WHY DON'T YOU TAKE
A FEW COOKIES HOME?
THANKS!
(DOORBELL RINGS)
CAILLOU:
BYE!
MOMMY!
DID YOU GIVE ME
THIS ONE?
NO, I DIDN'T MAKE IT.
YOU DON'T KNOW
WHO IT'S FROM?
WELL, THAT'S QUITE A MYSTERY.
WE'LL HAVE TO
INVESTIGATE AT HOME!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS DETERMINED
TO FIGURE OUT
WHO THE MYSTERY
VALENTINE WAS FROM.
CAILLOU:
DADDY! DADDY!
IS IT FROM YOU?
NO, IT'S NOT FROM ME.
WHY DON'T WE LOOK
FOR SOME CLUES?
HERE'S A CLUE!
A CAT'S PAW PRINT!
GILBERT!
IT'S FROM GILBERT.
(MEOWS)
DAD:
(LAUGHS)
I DON'T THINK GILBERT
COULD MAKE A CARD.
BUT GILBERT MUST HAVE
BEEN WATCHING
THE PERSON WHO
WAS PAINTING THE CARD.
STORYTELLER:
NOW CAILLOU WAS REALLY
PUZZLED.
HE HAD NO IDEA
WHO MADE HIM THE VALENTINE.
ARE YOU SURE YOU THOUGHT
OF EVERYONE, CAILLOU?
I THINK THERE'S SOMEONE
YOU FORGOT.
(ROSIE GIGGLES)
ROSIE!
ROSIE, DID YOU MAKE
THIS CARD FOR ME?
ROSIE DO IT!
(LAUGHS)
WE WORKED HARD ON
THAT SECRET VALENTINE,
DIDN'T WE, ROSIE?
THANKS!
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
ROSIE:
(GIGGLING)
I HAVE SOMETHING
FOR YOU ROSIE!
YUMMY!
STICKY!
MOM:
THANK YOU, CAILLOU!
DAD:
THANK YOU CAILLOU.
ROSIE:
ROSIE TOO!
CAILLOU!
CAILLOU!
YAY!
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS FRUSTRATED
BECAUSE GRANDMA HAD PROMISED
TO TAKE HIM TO THE PARK
AND NOW THEY COULDN'T GO.
(DISAPPOINTED SIGH)
(HUMMING)
GRANDMA:
WHAT'S THE MATTER CAILLOU?
IT'S NOT FAIR.
I WANT TO GO
TO THE PARK!
GRANDMA:
WELL IF THE WEATHER CLEARS UP
WE CAN GO LATER.
WHY DON'T YOU HELP ME
DRY THESE?
(SIGHS)
OKAY, GRANDMA.
STORYTELLER:
AFTER THEY FINISHED
DRYING THE DISHES,
CAILLOU WENT TO PLAY
WITH HIS CAR.
VROOM! VROOM!
EEEHRRR!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS VERY CURIOUS
ABOUT THE PICTURES
INSIDE THE BOOK.
GRANDMA:
I SEE YOU FOUND
MY PHOTO ALBUM CAILLOU.
CAILLOU:
WHO'S THAT GRANDMA?
THAT'S YOUR
GRANDPA AND ME
WHEN WE WERE YOUNG.
(LAUGHS) THAT'S NOT
YOU AND GRANDPA!
(LAUGHS)
YES, IT IS.
YOUR GRANDPA AND I
USED TO DANCE A LOT.
OH, I'LL GET IT!
THE NIGHT THAT
PICTURE WAS TAKEN
THERE WAS A BIG CONTEST!
THIS IS THE RIBBON
WE WON.
WOW!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS VERY IMPRESSED.
DO YOU WANT ME TO
SHOW YOU HOW TO DANCE?
YEAH! I CAN WIN
FIRST PRIZE TOO!
(JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS)
THIS WAS ONE OF OUR
FAVORITE SONGS!
LOOK GRANDMA,
(GIGGLES)
I'M DANCING!
THAT'S GOOD CAILLOU!
HERE, COME
AND TAKE MY HANDS.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO
IS LISTEN TO THE MUSIC.
SEE?
OOPS!
(LAUGHS) AGAIN!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU LOVED DANCING
WITH GRANDMA.
HE WAS HAVING A LOT OF FUN!
WATCH THIS GRANDMA!
I THINK YOU JUST MADE UP
A NEW DANCE!
(GIGGLES)
FOR BEING SUCH
A GOOD DANCER,
YOU WIN FIRST PRIZE.
WHOA! WHOA! WHOA!
(GRUNTS) OOF!
(LAUGHING)
GRANDPA:
HELLO?
GRANDPA!
WE'RE IN HERE, DEAR!
HI YOU TWO!
IT LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE'S BEEN
GETTING DANCE LESSONS!
GRANDMA SHOWED ME!
(LAUGHS)
THAT'S GREAT!
CAILLOU:
(LAUGHING)
CAILLOU:
(DOORBELL RINGS)
I'LL GET IT!
HI EVERYONE!
HOO! CAN YOU BELIEVE
HOW THE RAIN CLEARED UP?
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS HAVING
SO MUCH FUN DANCING
THAT HE DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE
THAT IT HAD STOPPED RAINING.
LOOK I GOT FIRST PRIZE
FOR DANCING.
(LAUGHING)
ROSIE TOO!
(JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS)
MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE?
(TRUMPET BLARES)
(APPLAUSE)
WE'RE GOING TO WATCH
DADDY'S BASEBALL GAME.
(GIGGLES)
MOMMY, DADDY,
I'M READY!
MOM:
(CHUCKLES)
OKAY, OKAY.
WE'RE READY.
ROSIE READY TOO!
YOU HAVE A TIGER
ON YOUR SHIRT.
DAD:
THAT'S BECAUSE MY TEAM
IS CALLED "THE TIGERS".
LET'S GO TEAM!
STORYTELLER
CAILLOU WAS VERY EXCITED
TO GO SEE HIS DADDY
PLAYING BASEBALL.
MOM:
ARE WE GOING TO CHEER
FOR DADDY, CAILLOU?
YEAH!
LOOK, DADDY'S THE ONE
WITH THE BAT.
CROWD:
(CHEERS)
HE HIT IT!
DADDY HIT IT!
ALL:
YAY!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS GETTING BORED
JUST WATCHING THE GAME.
(BORED) AW!
CAILLOU, DADDY'S OVER
ON THE BENCH NOW.
WHY DON'T YOU GO SEE HIM?
CAN I HIT THE BALL,
DADDY?
THESE BATS ARE TOO BIG
AND HEAVY FOR YOU.
BUT AFTER THE GAME
WE'LL USE YOUR BAT, OKAY?
OKAY, DADDY.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS VERY HAPPY
TO BE PART OF DADDY'S TEAM.
CAN I HAVE A TIGER SHIRT,
TOO?
HEY, I'VE GOT JUST
THE THING FOR YOU, CAILLOU.
YOU CAN GET THIS SEWN
ON TO YOUR T-SHIRT.
STORYTELLER:
THE CREST MADE CAILLOU
FEEL VERY SPECIAL.
(CROWD CHEERS)
WHEW! I'M THIRSTY.
WANT SOME WATER, TOO?
CAIILOU:
I CAN DO IT!
DADDY! YAY!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS EXCITED
TO SEE HIS DADDY
SCORING A RUN!
YEAH! (GIGGLES)
DAD:
(TIRED) WHEW!
THANKS, CAILLOU.
YOU'RE A PRETTY GOOD
WATER BOY.
WHAT'S A WATER BOY?
THE PERSON IN CHARGE
OF GIVING WATER
TO THIRSTY PEOPLE!
OH!
WE'RE WINNING, CAILLOU.
CAILLOU:
I WAS THE WATER BOY.
LOOK MOMMY!
VERY NICE TIGER!
CAN WE PLAY BASEBALL
NOW?
WE SURE CAN!
OOP!
ROSIE:
YAY!
CAILLOU!
(PANTING)
I WIN!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS VERY PROUD
TO HAVE SCORED A RUN
FOR THE TIGERS!
WHERE DID THE BALL GO?
ROSIE:
RRRRR-ROAR!
ROAR!
DAD:
(LAUGHS)
ROSIE'S ON THE TIGER TEAM,
TOO!
ALL:
(LAUGH)
RRROAR!
LEO:
RRRROAR!
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU AND LEO
WERE PLAYING DINOSAURS.
(BOTH MIMIC DINOSAUR ROARS)
TUPPER, CAILLOU!
TUPPER!
ROARRR!
(LAUGHING)
CAILLOU AND LEO:
RRROAR! RRROAR!
MOM:
DID YOU LIKE YOUR
BRONTOSAURUS PIE?
CAILLOU AND LEO:
ROARRR!
(CHUCKLES) ALL RIGHT,
YOU TWO DINOSAURS
CAN GO PLAY NOW.
BUT REMEMBER, LEO'S
BEING PICKED UP SOON.
CAILLOU:
CAN'T LEO STAY LONGER?
PLEASE?
SORRY, GUYS.
IT'S GETTING LATE.
BEDTIME SOON.
ROSIE:
ROAR!
(WHISPERING)
CAILLOU:
CAN LEO SLEEP OVER?
PLEASE? PLEASE?
IT'S ALL RIGHT WITH ME.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
SURE.
AS LONG AS IT'S OKAY
WITH LEO'S PARENTS.
YAY!
OKAY.
GOODNIGHT, MOMMY.
GOODNIGHT, DADDY.
I CAN STAY!
YAY!
IT'LL BE LIKE
GOING CAMPING, LEO.
YOU CAN SLEEP RIGHT HERE
BESIDE CAILLOU.
LEO:
I LIKE CAMPING.
SNUG AS A BUG.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU THOUGHT THAT
CAMPING OUT ON THE FLOOR
LOOKED LIKE FUN.
I WANT TO SLEEP IN
THE SLEEPING BAG.
NO, I LIKE
THE SLEEPING BAG.
LEO'S THE GUEST,
HONEY.
HE GETS FIRST PICK.
LEO:
ROAR!
(BOTH GIGGLE AND LAUGH)
LEO:
ROARRR!
DAD:
HERE ARE SOME
TOWELS FOR YOU.
AND A NICE NEW
TOOTHBRUSH FOR LEO.
I WANT A NEW
TOOTHBRUSH TOO.
DAD:
SORRY, PAL, WE'VE
ONLY GOT ONE NEW ONE.
LEO CAN USE
MY TOOTHBRUSH.
SHARING TOOTHBRUSHES
ISN'T A GOOD IDEA.
LEO'S THE GUEST,
AND HE GETS
THE NEW TOOTHBRUSH.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU THOUGHT
IT WASN'T FAIR
THAT HIS SLEEPOVER GUEST
WAS GETTING ALL
THE SPECIAL THINGS.
I WANT MY TIGER PAJAMAS.
YOU CAN BORROW A PAIR
OF CAILLOU'S PAJAMAS
FOR TONIGHT.
I ALWAYS SLEEP
IN MY TIGER PAJAMAS.
I WANNA GO HOME.
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU WAS UPSET
TO SEE LEO SAD.
HE WANTED TO MAKE HIM
FEEL BETTER.
YOU CAN HAVE
MY DINOSAUR PAJAMAS.
DAD:
THAT'S VERY NICE OF YOU,
CAILLOU.
ARE YOU GOING TO
BE ALL RIGHT LEO?
STORYTELLER:
CAILLOU AND LEO
HAD FOUND A WAY
TO BOTH WEAR
THE DINOSAUR PAJAMAS!
(PLAYFUL LAUGHING)
HEY, I LIKE THOSE
WILD PJ'S!
TIME FOR BED.
GOODNIGHT, CAILLOU.
GOODNIGHT, LEO.
SEE YOU IN THE MORNING.
CAILLOU AND LEO:
GOOD NIGHT, DADDY.
GOOD NIGHT.
CAILLOU:
(LAUGHS)
STORYTELLER
NOW CAILLOU AND LEO WERE
BOTH CAMPING TOGETHER.
GOODNIGHT!
GOODNIGHT!
CAILLOU:
GOODNIGHT!
LEO:
GOODNIGHT!
CAILLOU:
GOODNIGHT!
LEO:
GOODNIGHT!
Caillou was waiting
for his Grandpa to arrive.
They were going
to the park today.
- Hi, Grandpa!
- Hello, Caillou!
Are you ready for a very
special day in the park?
- Yes!
Why is it so special?
What're we doing?
What's in the box?
Hmm...
- Ho! Ho! Hold on there!
You'll see when
we get to the park.
- Caillou was very curious.
He wanted to know
what was in the box!
- You'd better get going.
The quicker you get to the park,
the quicker you'll find out
what's in there.
- Yeah! Let's go, Grandpa!
Bye Daddy! Come on!
Hee! Ha! Ha!
- Wait for me!
- Caillou and Grandpa rode
the bus to the park.
Caillou loved riding the bus.
But he still really wanted
to know what was in the box!
- Tell me what's
in the box, Grandpa!
- I'll give you a hint.
It's something we can play with
at the park.
- Hmm... Is it a soccer ball?
Or a kite?
Hmm...
- Caillou thought about all the
things that might be in there.
[ Bicycle bell ringing ]
[ Bell ringing ]
[ Dog barking ]
[ Helicopter sound ]
- I know! It's a big
huge helicopter!
- Wait a minute...
you could be right.
Nope. It's not a helicopter.
- Hee! Ha! Grandpa!...
- Soon they were in the park.
- Is it... a teddy bear?
- Nope.
- Is it a... real bear?
- Ah!... I hope not!
Ha! Ha! Ha!
[ Giggling ]
- Grandpa! Look
at all the boats!
[ Laughing ]
- Caillou loved to watch
the boats on the pond.
- Look, they're
having a race.
Boy, I wish we had a...
[ Gasping ]
I know!
A sailboat!
- I made it myself.
Do you like it?
- Yeah! Does it really sail?
- We'll soon find out.
- Soon they had
the boat in the water.
Caillou was very excited
when Grandpa let him do
the steering!
- I'm steering it!
[ Chuckles ]
That's right,
Captain Caillou.
Just be careful.
If you turn it too fast,
it'll tip over.
- Can we race with the other
boats, Grandpa? I bet we'd win!
- Sure.
- Caillou imagined he was
a real captain of a real boat.
- Ahoy there, Captain Caillou!
- Hi!
My boat is faster
than all the other boats!
I'm faster than the fishes!
[ Seagull cry ]
I'm even faster than the birds!
My boat is
the fastest boat ever!
- Are you ready
for a race?
- Yeah!
- I'll just get you
lined up for the start.
- Hi, Caillou!
- Hi, Emma!
That's Emma!
She's in my playschool.
- Well she's going
to race with us today.
Her boat is
the red one,
and that boy over there
has the green boat.
- I bet we're going
to win, Grandpa!
- Maybe we will...
- [ Caillou giggling ]
But remember that the
most important thing is
to have fun.
The finish line is the
other side of the pond.
On your mark, get set, GO!
- My boat's faster
than your boat!
- No, it isn't! Come on!...
- Caillou really wanted
to win the race,
so he decided to make
the little boat go faster.
- Be careful, Caillou.
Not too fast!
- Look! We're winning!
Faster! Faster!
Oh no!
- Aw, that's too bad.
Better luck next time.
[ Gasping ]
- Caillou felt bad
that his boat had made
Emma's boat tip over.
- Sorry, Emma.
- Oh, that's all right.
I come here with my Daddy
every weekend,
and my boat always tips over!
[ Both giggling ]
- It tips over every week?
- Yeah, it's hard to keep it
going straight,
but it's still
lots of fun.
- Yeah, it is fun!
[ Applause ]
[ Laughing ]
[ All kids cheering ]
- Here's your boat, Emma.
Why don't you come over and say
congratulations to the winner?
- Okay, Grandpa.
- Soon it was time
to go back home.
- So, are you disappointed
you didn't win the race?
- I was a little... but I like
being Captain Caillou,
even if I don't win!
- Would you like to be captain
again next Saturday afternoon?
- Yeah! Vroom! Vroom!
Next time I won't go so fast.
Then I won't tip over.
- That's a very good idea,
Captain Caillou.
Jolly good!
- The loudest noise.
- Caillou was having fun
playing with his fire truck.
- This is the fire chief.
Fire at the old ship yard -
let's go!
[ Fire engine siren ]
- You're being
too loud, Caillou,
Rosie's trying to sleep.
- Sorry, Mommy.
- Why don't you play outside?
- Caillou didn't really want
to go outside,
but he knew that outside
he could make as much noise
as he wanted.
- Okay.
- [Rosie]: Mommy!
[ Sigh ]
- Coming, Rosie!
[ Fire engine siren ]
[ Lawn mower noise ]
- There's the fire - c'mon,
we can put it out!
- Caillou couldn't even hear
his fire truck
because Daddy was making even
more noise than he was!
[ Lawn mower noise ]
[ Caillou makes
loud lawn mower sounds. ]
[ Laughing ]
- Daddy!
If you had the
lawn mower inside,
mommy would tell
you to be quiet!
- Ha! Ha! Ha! Then it's a good
thing that the grass grows
outside and not inside,
isn't it?
- Ha! Ha! That's silly, daddy!
- Phew! Cutting grass is
thirsty work!
I could sure use a glass of
juice right now - how about you?
- Yes, please!
- Caillou and Daddy got
themselves some apple juice,
and it sure tasted good!
[ Slurping sound ]
- That's a sad sound.
- Why's that?
- Because my juice is all gone!
- You know, you're right -
it is a sad sound.
[ Slurping again ]
Here, let me
put that away.
- Caillou wondered if there was
anything that was louder than
Daddy's lawn mower.
[ Recycling truck -
loud engine sound ]
[ Brakes screeching ]
[ Loud noise of bottles
crashing in the truck ]
[ Engine sound,
compressing the garbage ]
- Daddy! That's even louder
than the lawn mower!
- What?!
- I said: That's even
louder than the lawn mower!
- Yes, it is!
[ Plane - loud engine ]
- Boy! That truck makes the
loudest sound ever!
- I know a sound that's
even louder than that.
- Really? What is it?
- It's a surprise. We have to
take a little drive to hear it.
Come on.
[ Jackhammer sound ]
[ He imitates
the jackhammer sound. ]
Is that the loudest
sound, Daddy?
- It's loud all right - but it's
still not as loud as what I'm
going to show you.
[ Still imitating
the jackhammer. ]
[ Geese quacking ]
[ Ice cream truck playing
its familiar tune. ]
- That's a yummy sound!
- You said it!
- But it's not the loudest
sound, is it, Daddy?
- Nope.
- Caillou was very curious to
know where daddy was taking him
and what the loud
sound would be.
- Hmm...
- Caillou thought Daddy had
made a mistake.
He couldn't hear
any loud sounds at all.
- But it's really
quiet here!
- Don't worry. It won't
be quiet for long...
- Hee! Ha! Ha!
[ Engine roar ]
- Boy! Oh boy!
Did you see that?
Daddy! Did you
see that plane?
- I saw it.
- Did you hear
how loud it was?
I wish we could see
some more airplanes!
- We can -
I think I see another
one coming in for a landing...
[ Engine roaring ]
[ Tires screeching ]
- Caillou loved planes.
He imagined
what it would be like to be
a real pilot.
- I'm up in the clouds!
Wheee! Wheee! Wheee!
[ Geese quacking ]
This is Pilot Caillou! I'm
coming in for a landing!
- [Control tower]: Flight -
you are cleared to land
on runway five. Over.
- Affirmative! Runway five!
Got it! Out.
I see runway five!
Here I come!
[ Engine roaring ]
Yay!!! Vroooommmm!!!
Vroooommmm!!!
Now that is the
loudest sound ever!!
- So where have you two been?
- Daddy took me to see...
- Ah!
- Caillou suddenly remembered
that Rosie was sleeping
and he had to be quiet.
[Whispering]: Oops!
Sorry, Mommy.
- That's okay.
Now what were you saying?
- Daddy took me to the airport
to see the planes.
They were really
really loud.
They were even louder than
the recycling truck and
the lawn mower.
[ Imitating a plane ]
[ Laughing ]
- Wow. That is loud.
[ Big yawn ]
- It looks like you're
about ready for a nap too.
- Do you like airplanes,
Gilbert?
[ Purring ]
I like them because
they're so loud!
Vroooom!! Vroooom!!
- Caillou decided
that even though he liked
the loud sound of airplanes,
he loved the soft sound of
Gilbert purring even more.
- Growing up.
Today was a very important day.
Daddy's friend Jonas was
getting married,
and Caillou and Rosie were to
be part of the wedding party.
- There you go.
You look very
handsome.
- Is this wedding going to be
like yours and Mommy's wedding?
- It'll be
mostly the same,
but our wedding
wasn't at a ranch.
And we didn't have you
and Rosie to help out
because you weren't
even born yet!
- Oh good,
you're ready.
Let's practice what you
and Rosie have to do
for the wedding.
- Caillou had a very important
job to do.
He had to carry the wedding
rings down the aisle!
- Oops!
[ Mom and the kids
are laughing. ]
- Let's practice with
just one ring.
Now honey, you carry
the pillow
with the rings down
the aisle, okay?
Here you go, sweetie.
Let's pretend there are
rose petals in here.
You walk down the aisle and
throw them in front of you!
- [Rosie]: Ah!
[ Both giggling ]
- Good!
Caillou, when Daddy asks
you for the rings,
you give them
to him.
- And you'll know it's all over
when the bride and groom
kiss, like this!
[ Rosie giggles ]
- Okay, I think
we're all ready.
Let's get going.
It's going to be
a long day.
I want you two to try
and stay nice and clean.
- I can't wait to see
Jonas' horse Lucky.
I hope he remembers
me from last time!
- Caillou decided to bring
some carrots for Lucky.
Soon they were at Jonas' ranch.
Grandpa and Grandma were
already there.
- Oh!...
It's okay Mommy!
I'm still clean!
- Welcome! I'd like
you all to meet
Kristen,
my bride-to-be.
Are you two all ready
to be in a wedding?
- Can I go
see Lucky?
- We have to have another
practice first.
- Right over there.
- Yay!
- Caillou! If you want people
to move out of the way,
you say, "Excuse me."
- Excuse me.
- Why sure thing,
little pardner!
- They practiced one more time.
Grandma pretended to be Kristen
because she was busy
getting ready.
[ Giggling ]
- Not now, sweetie, let's
just pretend to throw them.
- Do you, Kristen, take Jonas to
be your lawful wedded husband?
- I do.
[ Giggling ]
- With this ring,
I thee wed.
That was perfect.
You're a wonderful
ring bearer, Caillou.
And you're a great little
flower girl, Rosie.
- Can I go see
Lucky now?
- Sure! As a
matter of fact,
I need a little
help from you.
- Caillou felt very grown up.
Jonas needed his help
to guide Lucky
toward the wedding buggy.
- Is he going in straight?
- Yes. Back up, Lucky. Back up!
- Caillou thought the buggy was
like the ones that cowboys used
to drive in the old days.
[ Vultures cawing ]
- Yee-haw!
Go, Lucky, go!
[ Lucky whinnying ]
Time for a drink!
All done, Lucky?
Then let's get going!
[ Soft whinnying ]
Please?
[ Snorting ]
When we get to town.
you can have
all the carrots you want!
[ Cheerful whinnying ]
Yee-haw! Go Lucky, go!
Howdy, pardner!
This is for you, Lucky!
[ Laughing ]
[ Neighing ]
I brought a carrot for Lucky.
Can I give it to him?
- Sure. Put it on your hand and
hold it out flat, like this.
[ Laughing ]
- Ha! Ha! Ha! Be careful,
you don't want to get dirty.
- Look at you. Let's
get you cleaned up.
- I tried to stay clean,
but the hay stuck to me!
[ Crowd aahing ]
- Caillou almost didn't
recognize Kristen.
She sure looked different
in her wedding dress.
***
- [Whispering]:
Don't spill them, Rosie.
- Ah... Oh!
- Excuse me!
Found one!
Excuse me.
There it is!
I've got them!
- Let's put them in your pocket,
that way they won't fall.
- And do you, Jonas,
take Kristen to be
your lawful wedded wife?
- I do.
- With this ring,
I thee wed.
- Oh...
- Caillou couldn't find
the other ring in his pocket.
- With this ring,
I thee wed.
- I now pronounce you
husband and wife...
You may kiss the bride.
[ Applause ]
- Oh...
- Good job, Caillou!
Very nice, Rosie!
- But I dropped the rings,
and got my knees all dirty.
- But you found the rings again,
and you were very polite!
- That's right. There may have
been a couple of snags,
but I think things
ended just perfectly!
[ Laughing ]
- Here, Rosie.
[ Lucky neighing ]
- Caillou was glad
that everything had
turned out all right.
And he was very, very glad
he hadn't lost
the wedding rings!
It was a lovely
peacefull morning
at Caillou's house.
- Mommy, can I have some
juice, please?
- Of course you can. Your glass
is in the dish tray.
- Caillou didn't want to use
his regular glass.
He wanted to drink from
a cup, just like
Mommy and Daddy.
- Oh!
- Ooops! Hold still Caillou,
I don't want you cutting
your feet.
- Oh.
- Oh what a shame.
That's the cup that
Grandma made for me!
- I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to break it!
- I know you didn't, honey.
It was an accident.
I better put these
in the trash outside.
[ Car's approaching. ]
- Hello there Caillou.
[ Caillou's sighing. ]
What's the matter?
- Hi Grandma. I broke
Mommy's favourite cup.
The one you
made for her.
- Well, I'm sure it was
an accident.
Don't worry about it.
I'll tell you what. I'm going to
the craft centre today.
Why don't you come
along and make her
a new one!
- Really?
- Sure!
We'll tell Mommy you're coming
to help me,
we won't say you're making
her a new cup.
That way it will be a nice
surprise for her.
- This is
like school!
- That's right! You're never too
old to keep learning!
This will keep
your clothes clean.
- I like that one!
Can I make a cup like
that, Grandma?
- I don't see why not. I'm going
to help you.
- Hum. It's like my play
clay at home.
- It is similar. Except
we put this clay
in a big oven to dry,
and it becomes as hard as rock.
- It goes around!
- This is how we make
pottery. Watch.
- Caillou was amazed.
Grandma's pot was appearing
like magic!
- I'm gonna make
a cup for Mommy!
Now I'm gonna make
a car for Mommy!
[ Honking, tires screeching ]
And now I'm gonna make
a flying car!
Hee! Hee! Ha! Ha!
Wheee!
Hee! Hee! Ha! Ha!
- What's so funny?
- I'm thinking about what
I'm gonna make.
- Well come here and
let's get started
on your cup.
Just hold your hands like this
until the clay takes the
shape of a cup.
Not too tight, now.
- Oh!
[ Laughing ]
It's like playing
with mud in the backyard!
- Maybe that's why everyone
likes to do it!
[ Giggling ]
Well done, Caillou!
Now I'll hollow out the inside.
Would you like to
make the handle?
Just roll the clay this way.
- Can I put it on?
- Now we have to bake
the clay in an oven
for a short while
to let it dry.
- How long does it take?
- Not very long.
- After a while Grandma
took their cup and pot
out of the oven.
When they cooled down,
Grandma and Caillou sat down
to paint them.
- Are there any other paints?
I don't like these colours.
- The colours will turn bright
when the cup is fired
in the oven.
- It has to go in
the oven again?
- Caillou was disappointed.
His cup didn't look as nice
as all the others.
He didn't think the colours
would really get brighter.
- This time it'll fire
in the oven overnight
and we can
come back for it tomorrow.
[ Sigh ]
- But I wanted to give it
to Mommy today.
- Just be a little
patient, Caillou.
It's only one day.
Some things are worth
waiting for.
- The next day Caillou was
playng with Rosie
when Grandma came
to pick him up.
- Caillou! Do you remember what
we need to do today?
- Um...
- We're going back to
the craft centre.
- Mommy's cup!
Yay!
[ Caillou laughing. ]
- Shhh! Don't forget,
it's a surprise!
All the finished pottery
should be over there.
- Here's your pot, grandma.
- Thank you Caillou.
What about your cup?
- Oh.
- Remember how you made
the handle?
- There it is!
The colours changed!
- That's what happens when
we fire the pottery, Caillou.
It takes a little longer
than modeling clay,
but it's worth the extra time.
- I'm glad I waited!
Would you like some
coffee, Mommy?
- Not right now sweetie,
thank you.
- Um... Would you like some
milk or juice?
- I'm not thirsty, but thanks
for asking. What's going on?
- Close your
eyes, mommy.
Surprise! I made
this for you!
- Oh! Caillou, it's beautiful!
How did you do it?
- Grandma helped
a little.
- And I promise I won't break
this one.
- Thank you very much.
It's the best present anyone
could ever get.
- Caillou could tell Mommy
really liked his cup.
Grandma was right.
Some things really are worth
waiting for!
00x02 - Caillou: Family Favorites
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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.