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!
Ah! It's Fall and
the leaves are collecting.
I think I'll rake
some up to help out.
-Oh! Nuts, nuts, nuts.
Oh I gotta get as many as I can.
Oh. More. I need more!
Not enough! No!
-Busy time of year
for a squirrel, gathering
all those winter nuts.
-Ah. You bet.
Sorry, Teddy,
but no time to talk.
-Diedi sure is busy.
Well, might
as well get busy too.
-You're working hard, Teddy.
-I just thought I'd help
out with the fallen leaves.
-Oh, well it's...
snooze time for me
but I'll give you a paw later.
-Well I love the exercise,
but when you get up,
I'm sure I'll be ready for help.
-Ah. Fine.
-Oh, there's one.
-Mommy, Daddy and
Grandpa were out shopping,
so Caillou and Rosie
were spending a lovely
afternoon with Grandma.
-Come colour with me, Grandma.
-In a minute, Caillou. Just
as soon as I finish ironing.
-Why are you ironing?
-To make this
shirt nice and smooth.
I gave it to Grandpa
for his birthday last week.
-I didn't go
to his birthday party.
-Grandpa didn't
have a party, Caillou.
-Caillou couldn't
imagine having a birthday
without a birthday party.
-Why not?
-Grandpa had a
bad cold and he wasn't up
to celebrating that day.
-I want to give
him a party today!
-I think that's a wonderful
idea. He'll be very surpised.
-I want hats. And games.
Pin the tail on the
donkey. And a birthday cake.
-Well then, we're
going to need some supplies.
-I want to use a lot of colours.
-I think I've got some
more crayons in here somewhere.
-I can't see.
-I guess it needs
a few adjustments.
-Grandma, I want to
hang the donkey somewhere.
Mmm, mmm.
-I knew you'd find
the perfect spot, Caillou.
-Caillou thought the
decorations looked nice,
but there was
still something missing.
-We need balloons, Grandma.
-I think I've got some
left from your birthday party.
-Caillou,
maybe you have to be a little
older to blow up balloons.
-Caillou
was disappointed that he wasn't
able to blow up the ballon yet.
But then he remembered
something that he could do.
-Look what I can do Grandma.
-Wow, that's
a neat trick Caillou.
Can you do another?
That's okay. You
just have to remember to
rub a little more
gently like before.
-There!
Is this enough for
all of Grandpa's birthdays?
-Oh, I don't think we
have enough candles for that!
How about we just
put one candle in the cake
for each guest at the party?
-Caillou could hardly
wait for Grandpa to get home
so he and Rosie
could yell "surprise"
like Grandma had shown them.
-Shh.
Surprise!
Happy Birthday Grandpa!
-Isn't this wonderful!
Thank you so much!
-Why didn't you
let me in on the secret?
-It was all Caillou's idea.
Hi Teddy! What are you doing?
-Well, I'm raking
up all the leaves.
-Why?
-Well, to take them
off the grass so in the
springtime the
grass can grow easily.
-Why?
-Hmm, Well... so the tender
blades of baby grass can get
lots of sun and grow easily.
-Oh.
Have you seen Diedi?
-Oh, she was
just in the playhouse.
She's very busy
scurrying around.
-I wondered if she wanted
to play pirates with me.
-You'll have to ask her.
-Okay.
-But she was really busy-
-You're lucky to have a hamster!
-Yeah. He's alot
of fun to play with.
-Caillou was very excited!
He was going to
take care of Leo's hamster
for the weekend
while Leo was away.
-That's his food and water.
You have to change it every day.
Hiya Buddy!
-Caillou was a bit nervous.
He wasn't very familiar
with hamsters and
it was a big responsibility.
-See? You can
hold him like this.
-Does he bite?
-No, but you have to be gentle.
Buddy can do tricks too... see?
-Can I try?
-Sure.
Don't move.
-It tickles!
He ate the whole carrot!
-Nah! He's just
hiding it in his cheeks!
You can pet him
on his tummy, like this.
Want to play, Buddy?
-Come on boys, time for
Caillou to bring Buddy home!
Leo! Be careful
with your hamster!
He's your pet, he's not a toy!
-Okay.
-Caillou was looking
forward to bringing Buddy home
and taking care of him.
-Here's a list
for your dad Caillou.
-Here we go!
We
have to make sure that Gilbert
stays far away from Buddy.
We want the room
to be safe for him.
Let's see what we have here...
-Leo said I have to
check his food and water.
-Everything looks fine!
-Can I play with him now?
-Buddy's sleeping
right now Caillou...
you should let
him rest for a bit.
I'm sure he'll
wake up soon okay?
-Okay...
-Caillou watched
Buddy very closely.
He wanted him to wake
up so that he could play.
-Buddy?
Are you awake?
Awwww.
Are you still sleeping?
-Caillou thought
he had slept enough
and he REALLY
wanted to play with him.
-Come here boy.
Do you wan to play?
-Caillou wasn't
sure what Buddy was doing?
He was crawling all over him and
it was making Caillou nervous.
-Aaaah!
Buddy no!
Daaaady!
Daddy!
Daddy! Buddy is hiding
and I can't get him!
-Did you take
him out of his cage?
-Yes.
-We better get to Buddy
before Gilbert does! Come on!
-He ran behind here.
I can't see him.
-We better lock Gilbert up
in his cage until we find him.
You look for Buddy
okay? I'll be right back.
-Caillou looked
and looked everywhere.
But there was no sign of Buddy.
-Any luck?
-I can't find him.
-He's gotta be here somehwere.
Hmmm... Not here either.
Don't worry Caillou, he
can't be far. We'll find him.
-Caillou! There's something
small and furry in my kitchen!
-Buddy!
Mommy! Why are you
standing on the chair?
-Me? Oh, no reason?
-Where is he honey?
-It went under the fridge!
-Here Buddy! Come out!
-Keep an eye on him
Caillou, I'll go get his cage.
-Buddy Come!
-Caillou wished
that buddy would come out.
He wondered what
he could do to coax him
out from under the fridge?
-Maybe he'll come
if we give him a carrot?
-Smart thinking Caillou!
-He loves carrots.
Watch this Mommy!
Here Buddy, come
and get the yummy carrot!
-How's it going Caillou?
-I think he's coming out!
He's out!
-Okay. Let's put
him back in the cage now.
-I'll put him back.
-Good job, Caillou!
Hmm, but how did Buddy get out?
-I only wanted to play with him.
-Playing with him
is fine, but you have to
make
sure that he goes right back
into the cage next time okay?
-That's right Sweetie.
You're responsible for him and
it's your job to keep him safe.
-Caillou, what do you say we let
Buddy really get some rest now?
-Okay Daddy!
Okay Gilbert,
you can come out now!
But you have to stay
quiet because Buddy is resting!
-Hello! Come on in!
-Hi Caillou! Hi Gilbert!
-Hi Leo! Buddy ran under
the fridge, but I saved him!
-How did you get him out?
-With your carrot trick!
-Oh, hi Diedi!
-Oh Hi Rexy!
Sorry, I can't talk now,
it's fall and I'm a squirrel.
I've got to collect
nuts for winter, for food.
Oh, I'm just in
such a rush I can't talk.
-Oh, well, I just
wondered if you wanted
to play pirates with me.
-Oh.
I really, really
want to play pirates.
-Good. I'll be the Captain
and you can be the First mate
and, and, and...
-But I, I just can't.
Nuts! I've got to collect nuts!
-Well, Teddy could
be the shark and...
Diedi?
Oh boy, she sure is in a hurry.
I think pirates are a whole lot
more fun than collecting nuts.
A whole lot more.
Maybe if I show
her she'll want to play.
I love to help my Daddy get
my baby sister ready for bed.
The first thing
I do is give her a bath.
Put soap all over her body.
Hello legs.
-I put shampoo on her.
She doesn't have much hair
yet, but I know she likes it.
-Good girl.
You're Daddy's little helper.
Then we rinse her off.
I'm getting good at this.
-Good girl. Is that a smile?
Whoo-hoo, we gotta dry you off.
-I like to hold
her and help dry her off.
-That a girl.
Okay, Mackenzie.
-Then we have
to put on her diaper.
-Okay, okay, okay...
Oh boy!
-I help Daddy
get it just right.
-I'll do this side.
Can you pick that one up.
That a girl.
There we go.
You keep her calm.
Kisses from her big sister.
-When she's all clean
and dry, and in her pyjamas,
I rock her a little,
and then it's bedtime.
Shhh... sweet dreams.
Goodnight.
-Arr-harr!
Arr-harr!
Oh, oh!
I see you, you great
big dinosaur-eating shark!
-Hmm?
I can't play right
now Rexy, I'm busy.
-But pirates are a lot more
fun than raking leaves, Teddy.
-True, they are, but
I need to do this first.
Maybe I'll play later.
-Boy, nobody
wants to play with me.
Diedi was too busy collecting
nuts, and Teddy wants to
rake leaves and, well, I'm
fun, I like to play and... well,
well that makes me really sad...
Really sad.
-Oh!
Oh! Sorry, Rexy!
Could you pass it up, please.
Winter's coming
and every nut counts.
-Yeah.
-Are you having fun dear?
-Yes, Mommy.
-What a wonderful sunny day.
-I'm going to draw the sun.
-I think the mail's arrived.
I wonder if there's
any nice letters today.
Oh.
OH.
Bills, bills, bills...
nothing but bills.
It sure would be nice
to get a letter for a change.
-Hi Caillou.
Is anything the matter?
-Mommy wants to get a letter.
-Does she, now?
-Caillou explained
how Mommy didn't like bills
and wanted to get a letter.
-Well, why don't
we send her one?
In fact, I think
you've already made one.
Yes. Look... That would
make a wonderful letter.
-Can we send it to Mommy?
-Absolutely.
We'll make sure the mailman
brings it tomorrow morning.
-Caillou knew that
people sometimes put kisses
on letters with an X.
-A kiss. That's great.
Now all we need is an envelope.
-I know where they are, Daddy.
I'll be right back.
-How about a stamp?
-Yes!
Oh, Gilbert...
-Caillou. Where are you?
Now what are you two up to?
-Nothing...
Nothing at all.
Isn't that right, Caillou?
-That's right, Mommy.
-Hmmm.
-If we want Mommy to
get her letter in the morning,
we'll have to have
everything finished tonight
and we have to get up
extra early in the morning.
-Yes.
Yuck!
-Now... What
else do we need to do?
-We need to stick on the stamp.
-That's right.
-Wow.
-The next morning, Caillou
and his Daddy got up extra early
so they could meet the mailman.
-Mommy, Mommy.
The mailman's coming.
Mommy, I think
you have a letter today.
-Well this letter
looks interesting.
Caillou! What
a wonderful surprise.
And you even
got Gilbert to sign it.
Thank you, Caillou.
I'll keep my letter forever.
-Forever?
Wow.
-It's the nicest
letter I ever got.
-Nuts. Oh, nuts.
Oh. Nuts, nuts,
nuts, nuts, nuts.
-Oh! What are you doing
sitting there all alone?
-Nobody will
play with me, Gilbert, and
I asked them very nicely.
That makes me really sad.
-Oh.
They're all busy.
-Yeah, doing boring
things. And I asked them-
-Did you ask
them if you could help?
-Help them?
-Did you ask your friends?
-No.
But they never
asked me to help them.
-Well, good friends
help each other.
-I'm a good friend.
-Oh, you certainly are!
And that's why
you should help Diedi.
I'll help Teddy,
and in no time, we'll all
be free to play pirates.
-Oh! Thank you, Gilbert.
You always have the best ideas.
Diedi? Can I help you?
-Oh! That would be great!
-Thank you Gilbert!
-You're welcome.
-Caillou. Where are you?
Well.
It's not like Caillou to
disappear when we're having...
chocolate pudding.
-That's right.
Caillou adores
chocolate pudding.
-Hey. Wait for me.
-Just look at this mess.
What did I tell you Caillou?
-I'm not s'posed to
leave my toys on the stairs.
-Caillou knew
very well he wasn't
supposed to leave
his toys on the stairs.
-Put them in your
room, please, Caillou.
-Chocolate pudding.
I love chocolate pudding.
-Caillou. Come here, please.
-Hmmm. That sounds important.
I think you'd better
go and see what Daddy wants.
-Caillou. What have
I told you about leaving
your toys in the driveway?
-I'm not s'posed to.
-That's right.
So I want you to put them away.
-What about
my chocolate pudding?
-Your chocolate
pudding can wait.
Here. I'll help you.
-Even though his Daddy
was going to help him,
Caillou still wasn't very happy.
-Caillou. I
want a word with you.
-Uh-oh...
-Caillou. You have
to tidy up all these toys.
Then you can have
your chocolate pudding.
-Yes, Daddy.
-Are you sure we
picked up all your toys?
-I'm sure. Look.
-Then it's chocolate
pudding time.
-YAY. Chocolate pudding.
-Oops. I think you'd
better take a look at this.
-Mmmmmm-mmmmm.
-You know, Caillou,
you really have a lot of toys.
And they take up so much space.
-I know.
-And there's
lots of old ones you don't
really play with any more.
What should we do?
-You could give some
of the old ones to Rosie.
-I could give her one
toy and maybe some more later.
-What you really need is
a big box to put your toys in.
Would you like
to help me make one?
-Wow. Yes.
As soon as I've finished
my chocolate pudding.
-There. That should do it.
-Thank you, Daddy.
-Let's see if
the lid fits properly.
♪Helping, helping,
helping, helping,
♪Helping out, there's no
doubt, That's the thing to do!
♪Helping, helping,
Helping, helping,
♪I may be small
just like you, But there
is a lot that we can do!
♪I can't reach the
cupboard, it's way too high,
♪I can't cook the supper,
it's not safe to try,
♪I can't cut the
beans or stir the pot,
♪I can't make the
beds or open the cot.
♪I can fold the
laundry on clean-up day,
♪I can put all my toys away,
♪I can do up my jacket
when the wind blows cold,
♪And carry things when
there's too much to hold!
♪Helping, helping,
Helping, helping,
♪Helping out, there's no
doubt, That's the thing to do!
♪Helping, helping,
Helping, helping,
♪I may be small
just like you, But there
is a lot that we can do!
♪Helping out, I'm helping out,
there's a lot that we can do.
♪I'm helping out!
-Rexy, you were
a big help with the nuts.
-Good. Now maybe
you can help me.
-Huh?
-Oh!
I spy a huge
dinosaur-squirrel-cat-eating
shark!
It's protecting the treasure.
It looks dangerous! Oh.
-Oh. Help help!
Don't let it eat the squirrel!!
-What will we do, Captain Rexy?
-A ha!
-Oh no!
-One, two, three... huuuug!
-I think this might be the only
dinosaur-squirrel-cat-hugging
shark
in the whole wide world.
-See you next time!
To come and play with me visit:
- 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!
Rosie!
She'e my baby
sister and I love her.
We play games together a lot.
And we have fun!
I get to show her things I like.
And sometimes
I help take care of her.
Because I'm her big brother.
02x10 - Caillou Helps Out
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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.