- 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 thing 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! ♪
I hope, I hope, I hope!
[ Laughing ]
- Caillou just couldn't wait
for the first snow of winter.
Every morning he wished
for snow.
- No snow yet.
- Caillou knew he had
to wait a little longer,
but it was hard.
He wanted to play in the snow!
[ Laughing ]
[ Meowing ]
- No snow yet.
- All morning Caillou
watched and waited
for the snow to fall.
- Still no snow.
- Don't worry, Caillou.
The forecast said it
would snow today.
- You just have to be patient.
- Sometimes waiting
for something
is the hardest thing to do.
- Come on, Gilbert!
You can do it.
[ Meowing ]
Jump, Gilbert.
- Caillou was trying to teach
Gilbert a new trick,
but Gilbert wasn't very
interested.
- Come on Gilbert,
you can do it... jump!
[ Meowing ]
Lie down, Gilbert.
Lie down. Stay!
[ Meowing ]
Gilbert!
[ Meowing ]
Oh!
Mommy! Mommy!
- What is it, Caillou?
- It's snowing! It's snowing!
- Aren't the snowflakes pretty?
- Can I go outside and play?
- Of course you can.
- Yay!
- Caillou was in a big hurry
to go outside.
- Woah there...
I think you'll be walking around
in circles like that.
[ Giggling ]
- I'll walk like a duck.
Quack! Quack!
[ Meowing ]
I'm gonna build a snowman!
- I don't think there's
enough snow
for that yet, Caillou.
- Caillou knew Mommy was right.
There wasn't enough snow
for a snow man,
but he could still make
snow angels.
[ Laughing ]
Caillou started thinking
about the snowman
he was going to build when
there was more snow.
Caillou imagined himself
building the biggest
snowman ever.
[ Laughing ]
- Wow!
[ Laughing ]
- [Several]: Woah!
- Look at the size of that!
- Wow!
- Goodbye!
[ Laughing ]
- What's so funny?
- Oh, hi Sarah.
I'm gonna build the biggest
snowman in the whole world.
But I have to wait 'til
there's more snow first.
Look, I can catch snowflakes!
- I bet I can catch more
snowflakes than you can.
Aaaaah!
- [Together]: Ummmmm!
Uh!
[ Laughing ]
- Did you know that every
snowflake is different?
- They look the same to me.
- That's because they're too
small to really see.
- Wait here!
I'll be right back!
- Caillou knew exactly
what they needed to look
at small things.
- A magnifying glass!
Good idea!
- They're falling
too fast!
- Caillou! Quick!
- Caillou wondered how they
were ever going to look
at the snowflakes
if they kept melting.
- Look! It's sticking
over there!
They are all different!
It's true!
- I told you!
Hey! How about we make our
own snowflakes?
- How?
- Come on, I'll show you.
- Sarah had learned
how to make paper snowflakes
at school, so she showed
Caillou how to make them too.
- First you take a piece of
white paper,
and fold it into a square.
- Rosie play too!
- Then you take the scissors..
- Rosie sizzer!
- No Rosie.
You're too small.
Why don't you draw some
snowflakes instead?
- Rosie draw snowfakes.
- These scissors
are just for big kids
like Sarah and me.
What do I do next?
- Cut the corners
very carefully,
then cut all around the edges
to make different designs.
Then you unfold the paper and...
tada!
- Tada!
- Tada!
- Very good, Rosie!
- Caillou was proud
of his snowflake.
And he noticed something very
special about it.
- Look! They're different!
Just like real snowflakes!
Gilbert look!
We made snowflakes!
[ Meowing ]
[ Laughing ]
Watch this, Sarah!
Gilbert jump!
[ Meowing ]
[ All laughing ]
Yay! Gilbert!
- I guess Caillou really
did teach Gilbert
a new trick after all!
[ All laughing ]
Caillou sh**t. He scores!
- Oh...
- Caillou loved to skate.
He especially loved to skate
really, really fast.
- Look how fast I can go!
- Wow! You're as fast
as a rocket!
- Woah!
- Upsidaisy!
[ Giggling ]
- Uppydaisy!
- Caillou could remember when
he was just as shaky
on skates as his little sister.
He was very proud
to be such a good skater now.
- Hi Billy!
- Hi Caillou!
- Caillou loved to watch the
big kids play hockey.
They could skate so fast!
He wanted to be just like them.
- What do you say, sport?
Had enough? How about
a cup of hot chocolate?
- Daddy, can I play hockey too?
- Oh, I don't know, Caillou.
- I'm big enough now, and
I'm a good skater.
As fast as a rocket!
- Well, that's true,
but I don't think
you're big enough to play
on a team.
- I could play with Billy.
Well, let's ask him.
- Billy!
- Can I play hockey
with you some time?
- If you don't mind.
- Sure, we're
just fooling around.
You can play with us
whenever you like.
- Thanks Billy!
- Well, I guess we're going to
have to get you some equipment.
- Can I get a real
hockey helmet,
and gloves? Like Billy's?
- You bet.
And a stick too, don't forget.
- Yay!
- The next day Daddy
took Caillou to a sports store
to buy hockey equipment.
- This is the second-hand
equipment.
When kids get too big
for their gear
they trade it in
here for larger sizes.
[ Laughing ]
- Look Daddy!
[ Laughing ]
- [Sing-songy]: Too big!
Here, try this!
[Imitating Daddy]: Too small!
- Just right!
- It doesn't hurt, Daddy!
- Good!
Here, try these on.
- Let's go!
I want to show Mommy and Rosie!
- Wait a minute,
aren't you forgetting
the two most important
things of all?
- I need a stick!
And a puck!
- Daddy found a hockey stick,
but it was too long
for Caillou,
so the man in
the store cut it
to the exact right length.
And now Caillou
had everything he needed
to play hockey with Billy.
He was so excited!
And this is my hockey stick
and my gloves and...
[ Laughing ]
Gilbert! You can't fit in there!
- Very nice, Caillou.
- You can knock on my head
and it doesn't even hurt, Rosie.
- Caillou's head hard!
[ Laughing ]
- The next day,
Daddy helped Caillou practice
sh**ting the puck.
- Yay!
Th ay
go there, sport.
- Yay!
- Nice sh*t, Caillou!
- That afternoon Caillou
couldn't wait to get
on the ice.
He knew he was ready to play
with the big kids.
- Take it slow, Caillou.
Remember,
it's not easy to play hockey.
- Hey Caillou!
[ Laughing ]
- Oh, oh!
Oh!
- Daddy was right.
It was harder than Caillou
thought it would be!
- They're pretty good
aren't they?
- [Discouraged]:
I'm not good enough.
I don't want to play any more.
- Hey, Caillou.
- I thought you did pretty well
for your first time out.
Remember, Billy and his friends
have been playing a lot longer
than you.
- I guess so.
- I've got something for you.
This used to be mine
when I was young.
- Wow! Thanks Daddy!
- It's a little big yet.
[ Laughing ]
If you keep practicing,
by the time this fits you
you'll be able to play just
as well as Billy and
his friends.
- Really?
- You bet.
Now I think I know
a good place
to go and practice.
- Caillou loved going over
to skate at Leo's house
because he had
his very own backyard ring.
- Whoah!
- Now you pass it to me.
[ Giggling ]
- Caillou was glad
to be practicing with
his best friend.
He knew
they would get better together.
[ Giggling ]
- Yay!
- Whooooah! Huh!
- Leo sh**t! He scores!
- With an assist by Caillou!
[ Laughing ]
- That night
Caillou was very tired
from all his hockey practice,
but he was happy.
He knew that some day,
when he was big enough
to wear Daddy's jersey,
he'd be
a really good hockey player.
- Practice makes perfect.
- ♪ Once is not enough ♪
♪ You got to practice
day and night ♪
♪ Over and over
and over again ♪
♪ You've got to practice
still it's right ♪
- ♪ I remember when ♪
♪ I wanted to learn to skate ♪
♪ So I practiced
over and over again ♪
♪ And soon I could skate great ♪
- ♪ Practice makes perfect
that's what I say ♪
♪ Practice makes perfect
everyday ♪
♪ Practice makes perfect
so say it again ♪
♪ Practice
and you'll succeed in the end ♪
♪ Playing soccer is hard ♪
- It is!
- ♪ You've got to give it
your best try ♪
- I will.
- ♪ Practice over
and over again ♪
♪ And soon
you'll kick real high ♪
- ♪ Practice makes perfect
- That's what I say ♪
- ♪ Practice makes perfect
- Everyday ♪
- ♪ Practice makes perfect
so say it again ♪
♪ Practice
and you'll succeed in the end ♪
♪ Practice
and you'll succeed in the end ♪
- Caillou goes tobogganing.
[ Laughing ]
Caillou was very excited
this morning.
He couldn't wait to get
to playschool.
- You're certainly keen
to go to school today, Caillou.
- Today
we're going tobogganing!
- Ah!
- Do you have to bring
a toboggan?
- Yes, I'm going to take
my green space racer!
- Oh Caillou,
why are you just
telling me this now?
It's time to go!
- Don't you know
where my toboggan is?
- I'm not sure.
We haven't been tobogganing yet
this year, but let's look.
Quickly!
[ Laughing ]
- Mommy and Caillou looked
in the basement...
[ Giggling ]
And they looked
under the stairs...
[ Meow ]
They even look in the attic
but they couldn't find
Caillou's toboggan anywhere.
- I'm sure we'll find
your toboggan tonight.
- But I need it today!
- I'm sorry Caillou,
but we have to go.
Maybe there will be
extra toboggans at school.
- Caillou was sad that
he didn't have his toboggan.
- There are
no extra toboggans, Caillou,
but I'm sure someone will share
theirs with you.
Goodbye Caillou,
try to smile, honey.
I'm sure you'll still have fun.
- Bye Mommy.
[ They are excited. ]
- I can't wait
to go to the park!
Did you bring
your green space racer, Caillou?
- No. We couldn't find it.
- You can use mine.
We'll take turns.
- Thanks Leo, but I want
to have my own toboggan.
- Come along everyone,
it's time for lunch!
- Are you finished
your lunch?
- Yes.
- Good. Can you come
with me for a minute?
Well, what do you think?
- It's just an empty box.
- It is now, but I think
you could make it
into something else.
- What?
- A toboggan!
- A toboggan?
- Yes! We used boxes
as toboggans all the time.
Some of them were really fast!
- Would it be all right
if I decorated it a little?
- That's a wonderful idea!
I bet your friends
will help too.
- Caillou spent lot of time
decorating his box.
He wanted it to look
extra-special.
[ Giggling ]
- Are you trying to make it
look like a race car Caillou?
- No! I want it to look like
the bobsleds I saw on t.v.!
- Green means go!
[ Laughing ]
Wooohoooo!!!
All finished!
- It looks great!
Yeah! I bet it'll go
a hundred miles an hour!
Zoooom!
I hope so.
Thanks for helping me
decorate it.
[ Giggling ]
- What?!
[ Laughing ]
- I'm not sure what has more
paint on it,
the toboggan or your faces.
[ Laughing ]
Let's clean up everyone,
it's almost time
to go to the park!
[ Laughing ]
- When Caillou and his friends
got to the park,
they had all sorts of fun
playing in the snow.
[ Giggling ]
[ Laughing ]
- Who's ready
to go tobogganing?
- [All]: I'm ready!
- Come on Caillou!
What are you waiting for?
- What if
my toboggan won't slide?
- Miss Martin said it would.
Come on, I'll race you
to the top of the hill!
- Is everyone ready?
- Ready?
- Hum, Ready!
Ready, set, go!
[ Giggling ]
Woooohooooo!
[ Howling with excitement ]
[ Laughing ]
[ Laughing ]
- Look out everybody!
- Wow!
You went the furthest!
- Can I try out
your toboggan Caillou?
- I want a turn too!
- Sure,
everybody can have a turn!
- Yeah!
- Yahoo!
[ Laughing ]
- Caillou was proud
of the toboggan he'd made,
and was glad
it was big enough to share
with all his friends!
[ Laughing ]
- Hi everybody! Do you want
to play a game with me?
- [A kid]: Yeah!
- [All kids]: Yeah!
- [Another kid]: Yeah!
- OK, let's go!
It's wintertime and it's snowy
and cool.
Rosie wants to go outside, but
she can't go outside like that.
- [A kid]: No, she can't.
- [All kids]: Yeah.
It's too cold.
- [Another kid]: Yeah!
- [Caillou]: We have
to help her find what she needs
to wear to play in the snow.
There's Rosie's pyjamas.
She can't wear those outside.
Those are for sleeping in.
What about this?
[ Kids all laughing ]
- [A kid]: That's
a bathing suit!
- [Another kid]: She can't
wear that in the snow.
- Hee! Hee! Ha! Yeah.
Rosie would be really,
really cold
if she wore
her bathing suit in the snow.
- [All kids]: That's her coat!
- [A kid]: She should wear
her coat.
- [Another kid]: Yeah,
that's right.
- Right. Now Rosie needs
something on her feet.
Hmm... Those are sandals.
They're for summertime,
not winter.
Those are Rosie's boots.
- [A kid]: That's
what she needs to wear.
- [Other kid]: Yeah! Boots!
- [Another kid]: Yeah.
- Yeah! Boots are good
for walking in the snow.
What's left?
- [A kid]: Slippers!
- [Another kid]: Slippers!
- [All kids]: Slippers!
- Right. She can't wear those
in the snow.
Let's see what else
Rosie might need.
Does Rosie need
any of those things?
- [A kid]: Yes, she does.
- [All kids]: She needs mittens!
- Right. Now her hands
won't get cold.
Anything else?
- [All kids]: She needs a hat!
- [A kid]: She needs a hat.
- [Another kid]: Yeah, a hat.
- Right. Good.
Now her head won't get cold.
What's left?
[ Laughter ]
- [All kids]: An accordion!
- [A kid]: Ha! Ha! ha!
An accordion.
- Yeah. That's an accordion.
It's for making music.
Rosie doesn't need that
for playing in the snow.
Hee! Hee! Ha!
Rosie is going
to play in the snow.
And she wants
to build something.
What can you build in the snow?
Can she build
a tower out of blocks?
- [All kids]: No!
- [A kid]: No!
- [Another kid]: No.
- No. She doesn't have
any blocks.
- [A kid]: A sandcastle?
- [All kids]: A sandcastle?
[ All laughing ]
[ A kid laughing ]
- Hee! Hee! Ha! She can't build
a sandcastle
because there's no sand.
There's just snow.
- [All kids]: She can build
a snowman!
- [A kid]: She can build
a snowman.
- [Another kid]: A snowman.
- Yeah!
She's got lots of snow,
so she can build a snowman.
And I can help her make it.
That's the end of our game.
See you next time. Bye-bye!
-I Like playing with my grandpa.
One time we looked at
the moon way up in the sky.
Grandpa knows
how to make things...
We even made a tent once
and my Grandpa
gives the best hugs.
09x10 - Caillou the Snowman
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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.