01x25 - A Room of Our Own/Zeke's Fairy Village

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♪ When there's a problem, what do we say? ♪

♪ Work it out, work it out, work it out wombats! ♪

♪ Where there's a will, there's always a way ♪

♪ Work it out, work it out, work it out wombats! ♪

♪ We've got ideas for days

♪ Solve problems lots of ways

♪ I love it when we play

♪ All together

♪ Hey, I'm Zadie, bring on the problems ♪

♪ Try some different things till we solve them ♪

♪ I'm Malik, we'll work it out, just wait ♪

♪ We make some plans, then we build and create ♪

♪ I'm Zeke, here's Snout, we like to explore ♪

♪ Let's go do it, one, two, three, four ♪

♪ Help's never far away, that's for sure ♪

♪ Work it out, work it out, work it out wombats! ♪

♪ Come join the fun, get ready, let's go! ♪

♪ Work it out, work it out, work it out wombats! ♪

♪ Work it out, work it out, work it out wombats! ♪

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Yeah!

MALIK: "A Room of Our Own."

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[Malik and Zeke humming]

ZADIE: Do you mind? I'm trying to read.

I don't mind that you're reading.

Read away.

[continue humming]

What I meant was, I can't read if you two are humming.

Sorry!

[whispering]: We'll be quiet.

Thank you!

[whispers loudly]: Do you have a blue pencil?

[whispers loudly]: Nuh-uh-- just green, yellow,

purple, white, orange, tan,

burnt sienna...

[clears throat]

[clattering]

Malik, you are a reading ruiner!

Only because I can't find the blue pencil.

Did you use it?

I might've.

Check under my clothes.

Not there.

Try the closet.

[groans]: Zadie!

Yes!

I'd appreciate it if you'd put the toys in the toy box

and pencils in the jar on the desk.

What if I need a pencil while I'm in the closet?

Pencils belong on the desk.

You're not the boss of pencils.

Uh, yeah, I am!

I'm the oldest.

Come on, can you not be mad?

I'm not mad, I just...

I want my own room!

So do I.

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"Crack one egg into the batter..."

BOTH: Super!

And... safe!

Whoo, you made me jump,you two.

What's up? You look very serious.

We are! We have decided a thing.

An important thing.

And what is this thing?

We can't share a room anymore.

Zadie is too messy and disorganized,

which is very upsetting.

And Malik thinks he's the boss of pencils.

We decided we need our own rooms.

Last I checked, we don't have any spare rooms.

Then can I have the living room for a bedroom?

Hm, no.

Then can I have that?

Sure.

Thanks.

Are you making cornbread for supper, I hope?

That's a yes-sirree.

Yahoo!

[tape ripping]

Done-- how do you like it?

ZADIE: Uh...

This section is my room

and that section is yours, Zadie.

Zeke, you are here.

Where's Snout's room?

Hang on, do you get the closet, too?

I guess, yeah-- but you get the slide.

This is completely not fair.

Your room is way bigger.

Where does Snout go?

Snout can have a piece of my room.

There, fair now?

Nope-- also, how am I supposed to get to the door?

Your room's in the way.

Here's a pass to walk through my room.

Present your pass, please.

[grunts]

Looks good, you may proceed.

I am not going to use a pass

to get out of my own room.

[yelling]:Super!

What in the world?

Tell Malik these rooms he made aren't fair.

I think you just told him, Zadie.

It's okay, I get it.

I can figure out a way to fix this problem.

That's the spirit.

Cornbread'll be ready soon, kids.

[giggling]

Rooms are almost ready!

Whoo, yeah!

, , ...

Can we make it to , Zeke?

We can!

I worked it out, the rooms are ready!

, -- close enough!

It looks weird, I know,

but here's my plan to fix the problem.

Zadie, this is your room now.

To get to the door, you walk on the stepping stones,

which anyone can use, no pass needed.

And Zeke, when you leave your room, you go this way.

You know how we sometimes

have to cross the river using stones?

Well, this is kinda like that.

Your plan is too complicated,Malik.

Snout will forget.

Plus, the rooms still aren't fair.

My room is smaller than yours and Zeke's is tiny.

I did my best-- I couldn't find the ruler,

so I couldn't measure to make the rooms even.

Well, the good news is,

you gave me a new idea of how to fix the problem.

How about this for a plan?

First, we make a hallway, so we can all get in and out.

Look at you, drawing with the blue pencil,

which you didn't have to look for,

'cause it was right there on the desk!

Second,

we measure the space that's left into three equal rooms.

We can measure with this!

A banana is too curvy,Zeke.

We need to find something straight,

like a ruler, which I can't find.

That's because I left it at JunJun's.

We were designing a play castle.

Zadie, you have to put stuff back where it belongs!

Sorry. [chuckles]

[sighs]: I guess we can

use this box-- it's got straight edges.

I'll measure and you tape, okay, Zeke?

Boy, oh, boy!

While you do that, I'll pull up the old tape.

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One, two, three boxes long.

And one, two, three, four,

five, six boxes wide.

Each room now measures the same.

Whoo-hoo, we worked it out!

One hallway we can all use and three equal rooms.

Just like my drawing.

And Snout will livewith me!

SUPER: Hey, kiddos.

Soon as the oven dings, supper's ready.

Check out how we fixed the problem, Super.

Cool, huh?

[oven bell dings]

ALL: Cornbread!

[chuckles]

We should have done this years ago.

I'm calling my room the Kingdom of Malikonia,

where everything is neat and organized.

Well, this here is Zadieland,

known for its delicious messiness.

Good night, everyone.

Night!Night!

[yawns]

[trumpet playing]What is happening?

In Malikonia, there's usually a concert before bedtime.

Oh, yeah? Well, in Zadieland,

we sing a really loud good night!

[trumpet playing, drum thumping]

[trumpet and drum continue]

My stars, they can't still be arguing.

MALIK AND ZADIE:Super!

Are you sure you want this for a room, Malik?

You don't wanna try to work things out with Zadie?

Nope, I'm good.

See you in the morning, Super.

[flashlight clicks]

Two in a room is so much nicer than three.

And look, now we have a giant tape ball.

Yeah!

But I miss Malik.

[shouting]: Good night, Malik!

MALIK [shouting]: Night, Zeke!

Have you seen the book I was reading?

I think it's under one of your piles.

Zeke, Zadieland might be getting a little too messy.

Help me clean it up?

Okey-dokey.

Snout can help, too.

In Malikonia, we sleep alone-ia,

but we're never lonely-a, in Malikonia.

Hi, hello! Are you here for a visit?

[sighs]: I guess not.

[sighs]

Our room is so neat now.

Malik would love it.

I don't mind cleaning once in a while.

I just don't want to clean all the time.

I could deal with that.

Malik! Did you forget something?

I... forgot to say good night to Snout.

Aw, Snout misses you, too, and so does Zadie.

I do not.

Not much-- a little.

Me, too, a little.

Do you wanna come back, Malik?

You do? Say you do!

Well...

I'll try not to be messy, Malik.

And I'll try not to be neat all the time.

Deal-- wanna sleep in my hammock since yours is still outside?

Sure.

We worked it out.

We figured out how to make three equal rooms.

And a hallway.

But that wasn't really the problem.

The problem was, we didn't know how to get along.

And fixing that problem is simple.

You have to be a little bit messy.

And you have to be a little bit neat.

[all yawn]

[snoring]

That looks fun.

[exclaiming softly]

[giggles]

Lunchtime! Let's each make a sandwich!

Let's start with sunflower butter!

ZEKE: I've got the bread.ZADIE: No way!

ZEKE: Let's do jelly first!

Wait, let's break it down!

Yeah!'Cause I'm hungry!

♪ When you have a job that seems too big for you ♪

♪ Don't give up, it's happened to me, too ♪

♪ Keep tinkering around and you'll find a clue ♪

♪ Then you'll know what to do! ♪

ALL: ♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

♪ In every job little jobs can be found ♪

♪ That's the best part of breaking it down ♪

♪ Solve the little jobs one by one ♪

♪ And you'll get the big one done! ♪

ALL: ♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

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♪ Don't forget, when you feel stuck ♪

♪ Try something new, don't wait for luck! ♪

♪ Keep bouncing ideas around

♪ In every big job little jobs can be found ♪

ALL: ♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

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[with mouth full]: We broke, broke, broke it down!

[kids giggle]

MALIK: "Zeke's Fairy Village."

KIDS: Fruit kabobs!

Can I have one, please?

Me, too, me, too, me, too! Please?

But there's only one kabob,

and there are one, two, three of us.

We could make more.

I don't know how.

[humming "Break It Down"]

Zeke, like Grandma always says,

we've just got to break it down.

♪ In every job, little jobs can be found ♪

♪ Work together on the little jobs, one by one ♪

♪ And you'll get the big one done! ♪

ALL: ♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

Okay,

there's one, two, three kinds of fruit,

and one, two, three of us.

I'll cut the strawberries into pieces.

I'll cut the watermelon into chunks.

I'll slice the banana-nana!

And I'll put the fruit on the sticks.

♪ When you have a job that seems too big for you ♪

♪ Don't give up, it's happened to me, too ♪

♪ Work together to solve the little jobs one by one ♪

♪ And you get the big one done! ♪

ALL: ♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

♪ Break it down, break it down

♪ Keep tinkering around and around ♪

We did it! We broke the big job down.

You're dripping on my nice clean floor.

When we eat really messy food, what do we do?

KIDS: Take it outside.

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Hm!

Zadie, Malik, wanna play leaf tag?

Not now, Zeke, we're eating our snack.

I'm gonna get you, leaf.

Tag, you're it.

Look, Snout, a little hole.

Whoa, there are lots of little holes.

Hello? Anybody home?

They must not be home.

Good idea, Snout.

Let's lay down here and wait to see if they come back.

Snout, you see that?

It's a fairy!

Whoa!

ZEKE: Amazing, it's amazing!

What's amazing?

I saw a fairy!

What did it look like?

Like this!

Whoo! Wow! Whee!

I've never seen a fairy in the Treeborhood before.

They must've just moved here.

And the fairy came out of the hole, there are lots of holes.

So there must be lots of fairies,

and Snout has a great idea.

What's that, Snout?

He wants to build them all

teeny, tiny little fairy houses to live in!

Come on, come on!Hm.

Not now, my little squish-- it's bedtime.

You can build fairy houses tomorrow.

But I wanna do it now!

[trailing off]: I'm not even sleepies...

Hello! Fairy! It's me, Zeke.

I'm going to build one fairy house for you,

and one for each of your friends.

[sighs]: Guess they're still not home.

That fairy was tiny.

So we just need to build tiny houses, Snout.

[wind blows]

[moans]

[groans]

This job is too big, Snout.

Lunch break.

How's it going?Not good.

It's lunchtime already, and I've only made one house.

[sighs]: I still have a ton more to make.

It's gonna take forever.

Sounds like a really big job.

[Snout squeaks]

Okay, Snout, how many houses do we need to make?

[Snout squeaking]

Good idea-- let's count the holes.

One, two, three, four, um...

Five, six, seven,

eight, nine, ten.

That's ten holes, so we'll need to make ten houses.

Great!

Now, what little jobs do you need

in order to build ten fairy houses?

First, you have to make three walls out of sticks.

Then you have to glue the walls together.

And then you have to add a roof.

Whoa.

I know, right?

And there's more, because then

you have to decorate the house.

And you have to make a path from the hole to the house

so the fairies can find their house.

Whoa, so, let me get this straight, you are telling me

that one: you make the walls; two: glue them together;

three: add a roof; four: decorate the house;

and five: make the paths?

Whoa! That's five small jobs.

Yeah, and there's only one little me.

Hm, there was something we did to make

the big job of making those fruit kabobs easier.

If only I could remember what it was.

[hums "Break It Down"]

Grandma, I remember!

In every big job, little jobs can be found.

♪ Work together to solve the little jobs one by one ♪

♪ And you'll get the big one done! ♪

Calling all friends!

I'm a friend.

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BOTH: We're coming, Zeke!

[hums fanfare]

We heard you needed help building fairy houses.

I was very surprised

that there were fairy houses in the Treeborhood.

I think they just moved in.

Uh, what can we do to help?

I broke the big job down,

and there are five small jobs to do.

One, Zadie, you build the walls out of sticks.

Ooh, that's a fun job.

Two, Malik, you glue the walls together.

You've got it.Three,

Sammy, you add the leaf roof.

Four, I'll decorate the houses.

And five, JunJun, you get to make the pebble paths

from the holes to the houses.

Yes!

[yelps]

[grunts]

You broke my stick!

You're on my leaf.

Oops, sorry.

All my flowers got smushed.

Where are the pebbles?

[all yelp]

We broke the big job down into small jobs.

So why aren't we getting it done?

Can I eat this while we think?

I think better on a full stomach.

Fruit kabob!

Yep, that's what this is.

No, I mean, we need to work together as a team,

like the three of us did when we made fruit kabobs.

First, I'll make the walls out of all these sticks.

Then I'll glue your walls together.

Then I'll add the roof to the house.

Then I'll decorate the house.

And I'll make the path-- let's rock this!

[cheer]

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[wind blows]

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We did it, we built all the houses!

[all cheer]

Thanks for all your help.

No problem-- see ya!

Gotta head home for dinner-- [span tts:fontStyle="italic"> paalam![/span>

Look at these adorable little houses

and these cute little paths!

We worked together as a team and...

ALL: ♪ Broke, broke, broke it down

And got the big job done!

All right, my little squishes, let's go home.

It's getting close to your bedtime.

But we want to see if the fairies like their houses

when they come home.

So can we please, please, please,

please camp out here tonight?

ALL: Please?

A chance to see fairies? Are you kidding?

I'll go grab our camping gear.

[snoring softly]

Hey!

It's the fairy!

[whistles]

The fairies, the fairies are here!

Wake up![yawns]

[gasps]: Fairies? Where?

[giggles]: Oh, you meant us.

Actually, we're not fairies, we're bees.

Oh.

We come up here every night

to dance in the moonlight.

Dancing bees? That's even better than fairies!

So, what's down there?

The Undergroundborhood.

The Undergroundborhood?

What's that?

Come by here tomorrow morning, first thing,

and we'll show you.

Right now, it's dancing time.

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ZADIE: Come on, it's time to visit the Undergroundborhood!

[knocks]

[kids exclaim]

This is beautiful.

ZADIE: This is amazing!

BUZBY: Welcome to the Undergroundborhood!

It's where I live.

But wait, if you live down here,

then you don't need the houses we built for you.

Of course we do.

We can use them to play in and stay in when we visit you.

Yes!

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