This video teaches children that successful problem-solving requires careful planning, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and following the correct order of actions. Through various scenarios like finding a secret hideout, solving a lift mechanism, and completing a talent show, the characters demonstrate that thinking ahead, making plans, and executing steps in the right sequence leads to success, while rushing or ignoring instructions often causes problems.
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Added:Huh? Secret agent chicken said to meet her here. Where is she?
Huh?
>> Oh, I had to make sure we're alone.
>> Oh.
>> Agent, go. Agent stop. Your mission is to join me for a relaxing stay at my top secret holiday hideout. Top secret holiday hideout. Wow. Can we go right now? Of course. But the hideout can be tricky to find. This plan tells you exactly how to get there.
>> Can't you take us there yourself?
>> I have a super secret mission of my own.
Take what you need and be on your way.
I'll meet you there.
>> I've got the plan. Come on, stop. Let's go. Holiday here we come.
H. Two paths. What does the plan say we should do?
>> Let's see. It's sending us towards the muddy stream. H. But the bridge looks much easier. Come on.
Maybe we should do what the plan says.
Maybe we should we should be right on top of the muddy stream.
>> Careful. Go. That looks sticky.
>> How are we supposed to get across?
>> The plan says to use a plank.
>> A plank? A plank?
There aren't any planks. No, but there were some planks back in the barn, remember?
>> Take what you need and be on your way.
>> I'll meet you there.
>> We should have studied the whole plan and thought it through before we set out. Wait, >> no, it's too far to jump.
>> Let's go back to the barn and get you cleaned up.
That's better. I'm mud free. Have you got the plank?
>> Uh-huh. Then let's go. Wait.
What do we need that for? Just planning ahead. Let's do this. Head for the muddy stream. not the tilting bridge >> and use the plank to cross.
>> That should do the trick. It's better to stick to the plan than get stuck on the way.
There it is, the secret hideout. Secret Agent Chicken was right. It was hard to find, >> but we stuck to the plan, thought it through, and here we are.
It won't open.
That must be what the key is for.
>> Just planning ahead.
>> But there's no keyhole anywhere. Wait, what does the plan say?
>> Oh, the plan says look for a seashell like this.
Oh, there.
>> Wow. A secret agent keyhole or a secret agent hideout.
>> Huh.
>> Wow, you made it. Well done, agents. My super secret mission was successful, too. I managed to locate some ice lollies.
>> Oh, yummy.
What's next on the plan? Next, we enjoy our holiday.
>> Mission accepted.
Yay!
>> It's time to show your talent in our talent show. You're well prepared. So don't be scared to give it a go. There are wonderful things you can do. If you stop for a moment and think them through. Make a plan. Break it down and then you'll know how to do it again and again. Keep trying and you'll find it's true. It's wonderful what you can do.
Please welcome to the stage cow.
>> There are times when I worry, when I start to stress. I was born to perform, but I get in a mess. So many skills I could use.
Which is the right one to choose.
Then I met go and now I know that it's true.
I simply need to wonder what would a wonder block do.
Give it a go. Give it a play. The answers will turn up on the way. Or maybe they won't. But there's one way to know. Leap into action and give it a go.
Finally.
Yeah.
Keep trying and you'll find it's true.
It's wonderful what you can do.
>> Please welcome your next act. The three bears.
>> We're three of a kind.
>> We have three different views.
>> On whose way is best >> and on which way to choose.
>> We never put on the brakes.
Don't always learn from mistakes, >> but stop gave us some top advice. It's true.
>> We simply need to wonder what would a wonder block do.
>> Stop and pause. Stop and think.
>> Stop and find a missing link. Stop and you can start to make things better.
Keep trying and you'll find it true. It's wonderful what you can do.
>> It's always a pleasure to welcome Arty.
>> I used to get confused and give up hope.
A task as big as this. I couldn't cope.
How do I know what comes when?
Can I make that pattern again?
But with my friends here, it's all so clear. It's true. I simply need to wonder what would a wonder block do.
>> When there's a big task that seems all too much, break it down just as you can.
Now take all those pieces and write them all down.
>> That sounds like a plan.
>> Splat blue left. Splat red frights.
Splat blue left. Splat red frights.
>> Again, again. It's such a funny game.
>> Again. Again. Again. Again. And every time the same.
Everybody join in.
>> Now you see the talent in our talent show. You're wellar. Don't be scared to give it a go. There are wonderful things you can do if you stop for a moment and think them through. Make a plan. Break it down and then you'll know how to do it again and again. Keep trying and you'll find it's true. It's wonderful what you can do.
It's wonderful what you can do.
>> It'll take more than a fence to keep me out. I know. I'll tunnel in.
Look at her go.
Stop and think about what you're doing.
We don't want you to hurt yourself.
>> Who are you? I'm Go and this is Stop.
>> Hello. So, who are you and what can you do?
>> I am a completely ordinary chicken. And like any completely ordinary chicken, I can cluck.
They call me clock. That's what I do.
When I say clock, then you clock, too.
Clock. Clock.
>> Okay, it's clear there's more to you than meets the eye. Same with me. I am actually a secret agent.
>> Ooh. And I need to get into the hen house now. This is top secret information.
I've tried everything to get over that fence. Climbing, tunneling, flying, karate chopping.
Nothing works.
>> Wait, have you tried going through the gate?
>> That was going to be my next try.
>> No can do. This never happened to the other chickens.
>> It needs a password. No time for that.
>> Come here, gate.
>> Stop.
Why don't we try and work out the password?
>> If it's worth a go, show us the map again.
>> That looks like me.
>> Well, spotted Clark. Maybe that's the password. Clark, I wonder. Secret agent chicken. Can we try something?
>> Right. Oh, press the button and let's see if this works. Ready?
>> Mhm.
Go. Clock. Clock.
Stop.
>> We did it.
>> We're in. Next step, the hen house.
>> A double password. We'll never crack that. Maybe I can open it up with my beak.
>> Or we could think about what worked last time. What does the map say?
There are two of me. So maybe we need to do what we did before two times. Secret agent chicken. Let's give this a go.
>> Roger that.
Go. Cluck. Cluck.
Stop. Hunt again. Go.
Stop. Stop. We weren't fast enough.
>> Well, it was worth a try.
>> Stand back. I'm going to jump THROUGH THE AIR VENT.
>> LET'S stop and think this through. What exactly are we trying to do?
>> Help. Secret agent chicken cluck twice in a row. Oh, it's a shame there's only one of you, Clark. Really? Well, look what I can cluck a doodle do.
Hello, I am Clark. How'd you do? How do you do? I'm clock, too. I've got it. You two make a tower of clocks. I'll hop on top. And >> stop. Now, how did we unlock the gate?
>> I saved the day with my super secret spy skills, of course.
>> You did your magic to help me say the right password in time.
>> Let's try two clocks this time.
>> Go. Clock. Clock.
We did it.
>> Yes, the hen house is open.
>> I just hope I'm in time >> to save the world. To stop the bad guys.
>> Nope. To turn my bath off. Now, if you'll excuse me. Bad bath.
That looks like fun. Can we play?
>> Hello. Go.
>> Hello. Stop.
>> It's not a game. It's my latest mission.
Getting the new lift to go up to the hay lift.
>> Why is that? It's dinner time. And my hay is stuck up there.
The sign says it needs a cow and a chicken to go up. So, we are.
I wonder, is that the only thing it might mean? There's a microphone here.
Maybe it needs sounds.
>> The sounds of a cow and a chicken. That would be so much easier. Come on, cow.
Into position, please. Okay.
Hang on. Let's stop and think.
Making your sounds at the same time doesn't seem to work.
>> I wonder. Maybe take turns. One of you moo, then one of you cluck.
>> Can you do that?
>> I can cluck.
>> I can move.
>> We're a clock.
>> And moo.
>> That's what we do. We make our sounds.
Then you do, too.
>> Hi, Cluck. Hi, Moo. Great to see you again. I think we need your help. Cow and Secret Agent Chicken need to make their sounds one at a time.
>> We can help with that.
>> Great. Let's give it a go.
>> Um, maybe we should think this through a bit more first.
>> Let's just try it. Ready?
>> Oh. Uh, okay.
>> Go. Clock. Clock. Move. Moo.
>> Stop.
What's happening?
>> Cow, are you okay down there? I'm fine.
I can't get out, though. It's dark.
There's nothing to eat. And there's just whatever this is. Ah, my new top secret training center is going to be down there once I get round to building it.
>> We need to get the lift back up. Let's try the password again.
>> Wait. Cluck Moo made the lift go down.
If we do the same again, it might make the lift go even further down. And Cow still won't have her dinner.
>> No thanks. Up, please.
>> Maybe have another look at the instructions.
>> Good thinking.
Look on the sign. The moo symbol comes first. Let's try mooing first then clucking.
Everyone ready?
>> Ready.
>> Go.
>> Move.
>> Clock. Clock.
>> Stop.
Fresh air. Moo.
>> We did it. The order of the sounds made a big difference.
>> Clock then moo made the lift go down.
Moo then clock made the lift go up.
>> Maybe another move clock will make the lift go up again.
>> Let's find out. Cow, do you accept this mission?
>> Definitely. Oh. Uh, I find this down the hall. Is it important?
>> Oh, don't worry about that now.
>> Ready? Go.
>> Move.
Clock. Cluck.
Stop.
>> It worked.
>> What's that? Secret agent chicken.
>> This Oh, cow found it down the bottom of the >> Oh, >> well, that makes more sense.
>> It must have broken off when I was installing it. Hey cow, you found the other half of the sign. Cow.
>> Oh, that's much better. How did you I took the stairs.
>> Stairs?
>> There are stairs.
>> What do you like?
>> Welcome one and all to the animal sound challenge.
>> Yay. where contestants challenge their friends to make some noise.
>> It's time to rhyme. The fun starts now.
Contestants, come and take A BOW. MY NAME is Cow and I can move.
>> Cow can move so loud for you. Moo.
>> Moo.
>> My name is Chicken and I can clock. I want to hear that you're in luck. Clock.
>> My name is Sheep and I can bar.
>> Sheep can bar the best by far.
>> Get ready, Cal, for our first round.
>> It's time to set the challenge sound.
>> Hey, chicken. Can you move?
>> That's easy peasy. Listen.
That sounded wrong. It didn't rhyme. I thought I'd get it right first time.
>> I wonder. Let's think again.
>> Do your best, my feathered friend. You made my noise instead of moose.
>> So, can I be of help to you?
>> It might not work, but hey, let's try.
Perhaps I'll end up flying high. Listen to what I can do.
>> Ready, steady, go.
>> Stop.
>> Yay!
>> You did it.
>> I moved. I actually moved.
>> On to the next round. making two sounds, one after the other.
>> It's your turn, sheep, to try your luck.
I'd love to hear you say cluck cluck.
>> Two sounds. I hope I don't get stuck.
>> Ready? Go.
>> Stop.
>> Go sheep. You got it right first time.
Sheep deserves a special rhyme.
>> Sheep, have you any wool? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Three bags full.
>> Round three. And now we want to hear different sounds.
>> So, while I play on my guitar, please come up cow and say clockba.
>> You're going to be impressed. You are.
>> Ready? Go. Ba clock.
>> Stop.
>> Two signs are hard. My heart might sink.
>> Don't worry, Co. Let's stop and think.
>> Clock then bar is what she said. But I went bar then clock instead.
>> Clock should be the first in line. If they switch rounds, I'll sound just fine. Time to be a rhyming star.
>> Ready? Go. Clock.
>> Stop.
>> Yay.
>> You did it, cow. Hooray. And wow. Let's have a rhyme about a cow.
>> Have you any milk? Yes sir. Yes. Smooth as silk.
Stop everything and listen up. Here comes round four.
>> I'll tell you what I'd like to see. Can you make noises? 1 2 3. The biggest challenge yet by far. Hey chicken, please say.
>> That's well within my repertoire.
>> Go.
>> Stop.
I knew she'd do it all along. Now our friend chicken needs a song.
>> Clap clap. Have you any wings? Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
>> Great job. Well done.
>> High fives all round, but can you each make your own sound?
>> You've played so well.
>> You've come so far.
>> Now work together. Moo clock.
>> I'm first me.
>> I'm at the end. Let's see if we have done it. Friends, are you ready?
>> YES, WE ARE.
>> GO. CLOCK.
>> STOP.
>> Our friends were right, but we were wrong. Let's try again to end this song.
>> First moon, then clock >> bar at the end.
>> That matches with what we intend. Are you ready?
>> Now we are.
>> Go. Moon clock.
>> Stop.
This is where our challenge ends. Moo clock back. Goodbye friends.
>> Come on, stop. Let's go on our picnic.
>> Hold on. Go. We haven't packed our sandwiches.
In fact, we can't pack our sandwiches.
>> Oh, why not?
>> We haven't made them yet.
>> Good point. When matter you can wave your hands, then clap them or the other. Things will end up the same. There's no best way or worst. But when it makes a difference, first things first, best things, next things next.
Last of all comes last.
Order is important or you'll go nowhere fast.
Let's get on our way. The whole wide world awaits. Don't forget to lock the door to keep things nice and safe.
First, we lock the door up tight.
Next, we pull the front door wide.
Lastly, time to step outside.
That's not right. I wonder what happened there.
>> Oh, some things have an order. You have to think them through. To lock a door, then open it is something you can't do.
First, we pull the front door wide.
Next, it's time to step outside.
Lastly, lock the door up tight.
First things first, first things first.
Next things next comes last.
Order is important or you'll go nowhere fast.
This path is unfamiliar. Which way should we go? I've brought a map to tell us all we need to know. First, we take our chosen track.
Next, we figure out our path.
Lastly, open up the map.
That's not right.
>> First, we open up the map.
Next, we choose which way to go.
Lastly, take our chosen path.
First things first.
First things first.
Next things next.
Last of all comes last.
Order is important or you go nowhere fast. Order is important. Of that there is no doubt. The sand goes in your bucket. Before you tip it out, you should put dark paper before you paint away. You should tune your instruments before you start to play.
>> Woohoo!
Yay!
>> We've reached our destination, the perfect picnic spot. Let's lay out our picnic and see what we have. First, the rug goes on the ground.
>> Next, the two of us sit down.
Lastly, pass the food around.
First things first.
>> Hey. Wow. I know this place. This is where we first met. I fell from the sky, then you did, and then we became friends and had lots of adventures.
But first of all, we had to meet before any of that could happen. I'm so glad we did. I wonder what will happen next. You made it. First things first, next things next.
Third and fourth and all the rest.
How far we've come. We've just begun.
Let's see what happens next.
Our new film is going to look so good on the big screen.
>> Although it could be bigger. I can fix that.
>> Mission accepted.
>> I made popcorn for everyone.
>> And here they come.
>> Welcome to Box.
>> Hi, Hop.
>> Hello.
>> Hello, Moo.
>> Hello.
>> Hey, Wiggle.
>> Hi, >> Popcorn. Wiggle.
>> Oh.
Welcome, agent.
>> Please open your top secret instructions.
>> Right. Oh, that's everyone. Now, I'll go and tell Secret Agent Chicken to start the film.
Hello, Secret Agent Chicken. Hello.
She didn't hear me.
>> I need to be louder. Oh, I know.
Move. Just who I need. You two, cow. And you stop. Come on.
>> Ready to move. Nice and loud.
>> Ready.
>> Go.
>> Stop.
>> We'll have to be even louder. Come on.
Stop. Help me choose.
Whoa, what a lot of do blocks. Oh, it's okay. We just need to find someone who can make a lot of noise. H, I wonder.
Hooray.
>> That sounds promising. Who are you?
>> I am Clap. I am cheer. When there's a crowd, you'll find us here.
>> Brilliant. We need your help. Are we going to try cheering? We're going to try cheering, clapping, and mooing.
>> Ready? Ready?
>> Go.
>> Clap.
Stop.
>> Looks like we need even more noisy blocks.
>> More noise. Wait, if Secret Agent Chicken didn't hear all of that, I don't think she'll hear anything. Good point.
Let's try and make her see us instead.
What eyecatching actions can I see? Oh, hop and wiggle and spin. Come with me.
We need your help.
Not that anything is wrong much places, everyone. Let's give it everything we've got. Ready?
Go >> wiggle >> spin.
Hop.
Stop.
I don't think she can see me. And she couldn't hear us either.
Pushing in. Pulling isn't working.
>> Oh, I wonder what else can we do to open a door. Uh, we're sorry for the delay.
We need a little help.
>> Thank you. But there isn't time to try all of you. Which of you might be able to help open a door?
Push. Pull. Slide.
Ready.
Go. Slide.
Stop. A sliding door. Fancy.
>> Oh, is it time for the film? Sorry, I got distracted. But now I can do this.
Wow. Now that's a big screen.
To help you do things is our game. We're the D. That's our name.
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