You're getting to be a big boy!
- ♪ I'm just a kid who's ♪
♪ 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 ♪
[ Meow ]
♪ 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, Ha! Ha! Ha! ♪
♪ That's me! ♪
- ilillou the brarian
- Splassshhhhh!!
[ Rosie giggling ]
- Fishy!
- Caillou and Rosie were having
lots of fun
playing with Caillou's
library card.
- No, Rosie. That's my fishy.
Ha! I mean, library card.
Maybe you'll get your own
library card one day.
- Libry?
- [Mom]: That's right, Rosie!
We're going to the library
today for 'storytime'.
- Storytime!
- Yay!
- [Caillou]: Will we get to take
some books home, Mommy?
- Of course. You and Rosie can
each borrow a few books.
- Maybe they'll have
a book about fish!
- Caillou could hardly wait
to get to the library!
- Ooh!
- Fishy!
- That's right, Rosie.
- [Mom]: We have a few minutes
before storytime.
Why don't you take Rosie to
the board books, Caillou?
- Okay.
C'mon, Rosie!
- Caillou had been
to the library lots of times,
and he knew exactly
where to go.
- These books are
for little kids like you, Rosie.
- Open! Peaaasse.
[ Rosie giggling ]
Cow says, Moooooooo!
- That's right, Rosie.
The cow says, Moooo.
And the piggy goes...
[ Snorting ]
[ Laughing ]
[ Mom whispering]:
I'm glad you two are
enjoying your book,
but could you please try
to be a little bit quieter?
Others might be trying
to read or work.
- Okay, Mommy. I'm
going to find my own book!
- Caillou didn't want
a book about cats.
He wanted a book about fish!
- Mommy!
- Yes, Caillou?
- I can't find
a book about fish!
- [Librarian]: Did I hear
someone say 'fish'?!
It just so happens
that we're reading
a book about the ocean
in storytime today.
Are you here for storytime?
- Yes!
- Uh huh!
- Well we're just
about to begin. Come on!
Hi everyone!
My name is Vanessa.
Has anyone ever been
to the ocean before?
There are lots of creatures
that live in the ocean.
This story is about a dolphin
named Daphne.
Dolphins aren't fish,
they're mammals,
but when you see dolphins, there
are sure to be fish nearby!
- As Caillou listened
to the story,
he imagined what it would
be like
to swim with a real dolphin!
[ Dolphin cry ]
[ Caillou laughing ]
- Hello Daphne Dolphin!
- Let's look
for fish over there!
There must be some fish
around here somewhere.
[ Giggling ]
You're not a fish!
Hello Mr. Turtle!
- You've been terrific
listeners! Did you enjoy
the story?
- Yes!
- Uh uh!
- Super! We've got lots of other
good books here in the library.
I hope everyone will leave
here with a story or two.
- Can we pick out
some books now, Mommy?
- Of course.
- Would you like
to borrow this one?
It has lots of fish in it.
- Yes, please! Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Fishy book!
- No, Rosie!
That's my book!
[ Both straining ]
Oh no!
- Caillou didn't know
what to do!
He thought the librarian might
get angry
if she saw the torn book.
At first, Caillou decided
to hide the book.
But that didn't feel like
the right thing to do.
- We better show Mommy.
Rosie and I ripped it,
but it was an accident.
We're sorry, Mommy!
- I'm sure Vanessa will
understand.
- Do we have
to tell her?
What if she won't let me take
out any more books?
- She seems very nice.
She may even be able to fix it!
- Caillou knew this was
the right thing to do.
- Okay, Mommy.
We'll show her.
- Hi there.
Can I help you?
- Um... My sister and I were
fighting over this book,
and it sort of... ripped.
We're sorry!
- I see! Well, perhaps the two
of you would like to help
me fix it?
- Sure!
- Yeah.
- Caillou liked the idea
of helping the librarian!
- Stickers!
- It is a bit like
stickers, isn't it?
Now, you two need
to promise me
that you'll be more careful
with our books.
- We will!
- [Rosie]: Uh huh.
- As good as new!
And all ready
for you to sign out.
Are there any other books
you'd like to borrow?
- Look Rosie! Your very
own library card!
It's just like mine!
Splash!
[ Giggling ]
- [Rosie]: Fishy!
- Caillou the bookwmm
Caillou, Mommy and Rosie were
just returning from a trip
to the library. Caillou had
a whole bunch of books
he just couldn't wait
to look at!
Especially
the one about pirates.
- Hey everybody!
Did you have fun at the library?
- Hi Daddy! I got lots of books.
This one's about
pirates looking for treasure!
- Arrrrr matey!
- Arrr matey!
[ Giggling ]
- Have you got
some books too, Rosie?
- Horsie book!
Daddy play horsie!
- Sorry sweetie, I'm doing
yard work this afternoon.
- Mommy play horsie?
- No honey,
I've got a lot to do today.
Grandma's coming over
to play with you.
- Gramma play horsie.
- And what are you going
to do today, Caillou?
- Look at my books!
- Hi Gilbert.
- Caillou got nice
and comfortable.
Now he was ready
to look at his book.
- Look Gilbert.
The pirate has a pet parrot.
That's a bird that can talk.
I wish you could talk.
[ Purring ]
[ Giggling ]
I forgot. You can talk.
- On the first page
the pirate was sailing his ship
to a little island.
- Gilbert, I can't see!
[ Laughing ]
- Gilbert!
That's better.
[ Purring ]
- Gilbert, you silly cat.
- Caillou had
to find somewhere else
to look at his book.
Somewhere where
Gilbert wouldn't interrupt him.
The playroom looked like
a good place
to look at his book.
- Ah!
[ Giggling ]
- Rosie horsie!
- Hello Caillou! Would
you like to play horsie with us?
- No, I'm looking a
t my library book now.
- All right.
We'll try to be quiet.
Come Rosie,
let's draw some horsies.
- Horsie, horsie,
horsie, horsie. Horsie!
Horsie, horsie, horsie, horsie!
- Caillou was finding it hard
to concentrate on his book
with Rosie talking.
- Horsie!
- Now, Rosie, dear come back
over here with me.
Caillou needs some quiet
so he can concentrate
on his book.
- Horsie,
horsie, horsie, horsie!
- That's okay.
I can go somewhere else.
- I'm sure you can find
a quiet spot somewhere...
maybe try the living room.
- Okay. Thanks Grandma.
- Horsie, horsie,
horsie! Horsie!
Horsie, horsie, horsie, horsie!
- Caillou thought
Grandma was right.
He needed to find
a quiet place
to enjoy his book.
And the living room
looked perfect.
- Arr matey.
[ Giggling ]
[ Vacuum cleaner ]
- Now it was too noisy
for Caillou
to concentrate on his book.
- Sorry honey,
I didn't see you there.
Are you trying to look
at your pirate book?
- Yeah.
- I'm afraid I have to do
the vacuuming in here.
- Okay, Mommy.
I'll find another quiet place.
- Thak you, Caillou.
- Caillou couldn't see Gilbert
anywhere. Maybe now
he could look at his book.
- Meow!
- Ha! Ha! Ha!
Oh, Gilbert! Not again!
- Now where could
Caillou look at his book
in peace and quiet?
Caillou thought
the closet would be a very good
place to look at his book.
It was quiet and there was
nobody to bother him.
Caillou imagined
that he was
the pirate in the story...
- That must be where
the treasure is matey!
I'd better check the map.
Let's see..
[ Squawk! ]
Shhh, Polly!
I need some quiet
so I can look at my map. Arr.
The treasure is buried under
that tree. Arr.
I is getting hungry.
[ Clank! ]
Oh boy! This is it!
Real pirate treasure.
I wonder what's inside. Arr.
Cookies!
Here you go, Polly.
One for you and one for me.
Ha! Ha!
Now that's a good treasure!
- [Mommy]: Caillou! Caillou?
I don't know where he could be.
- He's not downstairs.
- Or outside.
- Here I am!
- Caillou!
- There you are.
- Caillou hiding!
- Were you playing hide
and seek?
- Ha! Ha! Ha!
No, I wanted to look at my book
in a quiet place
and my closet was
the quietest place
in the whole house!
- Caillou play now?
- Yup! I'm all finished my book.
Arr matey, I'm a pirate!
- Caillou pirate!
[ Giggling ]
- Arr matey!
[ Laughing ]
- ♪ I like looking at books ♪
♪ I like looking at books ♪
- Me too!
♪ Books can bring
the world to you ♪
♪ Show you things
that you never knew ♪
♪ I like looking at books ♪
♪ I like looking at books ♪
- Ooo.
- ♪ There's books on
butterflies and birds ♪
♪ I look at pictures
and even the words ♪
♪ Books on pirates
and their tales ♪
♪ Books with pictures
of sharks and whales ♪
♪ Books on cowboys
and the west ♪
♪ But I like dinosaur books
the best ♪
They're my favorite.
♪ Books on hockey and
every sport ♪
- Wow!
- ♪ Books that show you how to
build a fort ♪
♪ You can learn to tie
your laces ♪
♪ You can learn
to make funny faces ♪
Look Rosie.
[ Giggling ]
♪ I like looking at books ♪
♪ I like looking at books ♪
- Pretty
- ♪ They show you lots
of things you need ♪
♪ I just can't wait till ♪
♪ I can read ♪
- Me too
[ Giggling ]
- Argh!
- Argh!
- Argh!
- Argh!
- Caillou is having fun
playing with his friends Jason
and Jeffrey...
but they were starting to get
a little too loud!
- Roooaaar!
- Boys? Let's use our indoor
voices, please.
- But we're having
a roaring contest!
- If we go outside, can we use
outside voices?
- Good thinking, Caillou.
It is almost time
to play outside.
[ Thunder ]
- It's raining!
- Oh, dear.
I guess we won't be going
outside to play right now.
- Caillou was disappointed.
He really wanted to go outside.
- I don't like rain.
- Where's all that water come
from, anyway?
- That's a good question!
Does anyone know
where the rain comes from?
- From the clouds!
- Right. But do you know
how it gets there?
- Come on! I'll show you.
- Water starts out in lakes
and rivers.
Over time it evaporates.
That means it goes into the air
and up to the clouds.
When clouds are full of water,
they're like sponges
that can't hold any more.
So they let go of the water
and it rains.
- [All kids]: Oh!!!
- Hum!
- And the rain makes
the grass grow!
- Right!
- Caillou knew that rain was
good sometimes.
But right now, he really wanted
to go outside and play!
- I wish I could make
the rain stop.
- Don't worry. Super Caillou
will make it stop raining!
It feels like the sponge Daddy
uses to wash the car!
I know! I'll squeeze out
all the rain!
- I stopped the rain! You can
come out and play now!
- [All kids]: Yeah!
- We're going outside.
- Hurry for Caillou!
- Caillou?
- If the rain stops, we can go
outside and play,
but for now why don't you pick
out a book to look at?
Books are a great way to have
fun on a rainy day.
- Okay.
- Look! I've got Jack
and the Beanstalk.
It has a giant in it.
- I found a book
about dinosaurs!
What are you gonna
read, Caillou?
- I want a book about
a superhero.
- What kind of superhero?
- A superhero
who makes it stop raining!
- I don't think we have a book
like that, Caillou.
But would you like to write one?
I could help you.
- Okay!
- Now, why don't you tell me
your superhero story,
and I'll write it down.
- Hum... once upon a time...
Everybody wanted to go outside,
but it was raining.
So the superhero
- What was his name?
- Super Caillou!
[ Laugh ]
- That's a good name.
What did Super Caillou do?
- He flew up to the clouds...
- That's where
the rain comes from.
- ...and the clouds were big
sponges full of water.
So he flew up on top
of the clouds.
- Was anybody else up there?
- Yeah... a giant!
And a dinosaur!
- Oh my!
A giant and a dinosaur
in the clouds!
Then what happened?
- Hum...
- So Super-Caillou wanted
to stop the rain and..?
- Yeah! The clouds were wet
'cause the giant was washing
his car
and he left the hose running.
[ Laugh ]
So he got the giant
and the dinosaur
to help him squish out all
the water!
They jumped up and down on
the clouds and squished
the water out!
- Squish!
- Squish!
- Squish!
[ Laugh ]
- What happened after they
squished out all the water?
- It stopped raining.
And they all went for a ride
in the giant's car!
- ...in the giant's...car.
There!
What a good story! And now you
have it all written down.
- There are any pictures!
- Not yet.
The pictures in books
are called illustrations.
Would you like to make some
illustrations for your book?
- Yeah!
- Caillou painted lots of
pictures to go in his book.
He was especially proud
of his last picture.
- After the paint was dry,
Miss Martin helped Caillou tie
all the pages together
with yarn.
- And there we are.
Congratulations Caillou!
You're an author!
- That means you wrote
your own book.
- Who wrote
his own book?
- I did! And I made
the pictures!
The illustration.
- You made this?
This looks like
a very exciting story!
Would you like
to take it home,
or leave it here for
everybody to read?
- Hum!
I want to leave it here. Jason
and Jeffrey might want
to look at it!
- All right.
- Bye Caillou!
- I'm so proud to have a real
author in the family.
- Me too!
- Bye!
- Hi everybody, do you want
to play a game with me?
- [Child]: Yeah.
- [Children]: Yeah!
- [Other child]: Yeah!
- Okay, let's go.
This game is called
"Which One Doesn't Belong?"
- [Children]: A dolphin!
- Yeah, I like dolphins.
They're really good swimmers.
That's a turtle,
he moves real...ly
slow...ly.
- [Children]: Ha! Ha!
- That's a fishie,
and that's a parrot.
Parrots go...
[ Squawk! ]
- [Children]: Ha! Ha!
[ Squawk! Squawk! ]
- You sound like
a bunch of parrots. Hee! Hee!
- [Children]: Ha! Ha!
- Which one of these doesn't
belong with the others?
- [Children]: The parrot!
- Why?
- [Child]: Because it flies
in the air
and the others swim
in the water.
- Yeah, you're right.
[ Squawk! ]
Hee! Ha! Ha!
Let's play again.
This is a book.
- [Children]: That's
a teddy bear!
- That's a shoe,
and that's my toy fire truck.
I know which one doesn't belong.
Teddy.
- [Children]: Right!
- Teddy doesn't belong
because he's brown
and everything else is red.
- [Children]: Right!
Let's play again!
- Hee! Hee! Ha! Ha! Okay.
- [Children]: That's a drum!
That's a piano!
That's a helicopter!
And that's a trumpet!
- Which one doesn't belong?
- [Children]: The helicopter!
- Yeah, you're good
at this game.
The drum, piano and trumpet
all make music,
but the helicopter doesn't.
It goes.
[ Tch-tch-tch-tch! ]
- [Child]: Tch-tch-tch-tch! ]
- [Children]: Ha! Ha!
- That's the end of our game.
See you next time. Bye-bye.
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.
05x08 - Caillou The Bookworm
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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.