This video teaches young children about growth and change through everyday experiences: children learn that humans only grow up, not down, by using grow lines to track height; they discover that dandelion seeds spread by wind to grow new plants; they understand that fossils like ammonites are ancient sea creatures that lived millions of years ago; and they learn that butterflies need to be outside with flowers. The video emphasizes that change is a natural part of life, whether through physical growth, seasonal changes, or the life cycles of living things.
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Nicky, Leaf Pictures and MORE | 1+ Hour | Bing FULL EPISODES | Bing and FriendsAdded:
You have Floppy Hoppity. So? Yes, Bing.
>> Can Hoppity surf faster than your car?
>> Oh, yes, Bing. Are you and Hoppity looking forward to seeing Sula?
>> Yes. We're making rippy pictures.
Ah, here we are. Come on, Floppity.
Sula!
Sula!
It's me. Oh, hello, Amma. Hello, Bing.
Hello, Amma.
>> Where's Sula? Oh, she has a visitor.
>> Oh. Bye-bye, Bing.
>> Oh, bye, Floppity.
>> Amma can ring me if you need me. Um, okay. Thank you, Amma.
Just a couple of things to go and pick up. Okay. I'll see you soon, Floppity.
>> Bye-bye.
Hello, Bing. Um, broom. Hello, Sula.
This is my cousin, Nicky.
Isn't he adorable?
That's my Speedy Car. Nicky loves it, Bing.
Um.
Yes, Nicky. That's Bing's Speedy Car.
Yes.
Are we ready to do some paper ripping?
Yes, Amma. Yes, Amma. Right. Everyone can have a mat, paper, and a pen. We have to do a drawing first. Then, get ripping and TAP-TAP-TAP WITH THE GLUE.
OH, I'm going to do the most sparkliest star. I'm doing Floppity. Good idea, Bing.
Um, will Floppity be back soon?
>> Yes, Bing. He will. Okay.
>> Well, my carroty cake won't make itself.
I'll be in the kitchen.
>> Oh, okay, Amma.
Careful, Nicky. Nicky, come and do some ripping pictures. Can I have that brown paper Sula? Yes Bing. Thank you.
Nikki, here.
That's it.
And now into smaller pieces.
Nikki.
Careful. Oh, be nice to Nikki bear. He's only little. I am being nice. He's playing with my speedy car. Oh yes. Oh, Amma, do we have any purple ripping paper? Yes we do Sula. Car fast. Um, yes. It's called a speedy car. Nikki, car vroom.
Okay.
Look, you can vroom my speedy car down the slide.
Fast.
Yes.
Vroom. Car vroom. I can show you.
Oh, okay.
One. One.
>> Two.
Three. Three.
YAY!
THAT GOOD. YAY!
FINISH NIKKI. VROOM AGAIN AGAIN. You can vroom down the slide too. I can show you.
Okay. One, two, three.
Vroom.
Vrooming.
Again again. Uh-oh.
Oh no, NICKY.
OH, NICKY.
OH NO. OH, NICKY. NICKY, are you okay?
Oh no.
Bing, you should have let off to Nicky.
>> I did. Didn't.
He's too little. glasses >> What's all this shouty hoo-ha?
>> Bing let Nicky go down the slide.
>> didn't. You did. And now his glasses are broken.
>> Well, at least Nicky's not broken.
>> Nicky did want to go on the slide.
And you're not fair, Sula.
Oh.
Oh, I want Flop. Oh, Bing. Flop will be back in three shakes of a shaky thing. Oh, Bing.
glasses Oh. Oh, Nicky. Oh, Bing.
Oh, GLASSES.
>> OH, NICKY.
CLEVER BOY. OKAY.
glasses Um, thank you, Nicky.
I'm sorry, Bing. Um Sorry, Sula.
>> Oh, good apologizing.
Okay. Who's ready for my special carrot cake?
>> Me. Oh, me, Amma.
Okay. Flop.
Come on in, Flop. Flop. Oh, hello, Bing.
Hello, Flop. Well, I missed you, too.
We've got carrot cake. Oh, well.
>> Cup of tea? Oh, lovely. Okay.
Yummy Amma. cake Okay.
Oh, Nicky.
Hi. Me and Sula did rippy pictures and I did a picture of Flop and Hopper T, Zula's cousin Nikki. He is little and he did fall and break his glasses. Zula was angry at me and I didn't like that. But then Nikki did fix his glasses and he is clever. Sometimes things are broken and they can be fixed.
>> Fixing things, it's a bing thing.
>> And a Nikki thing, too.
Okay, you noisy bangers. Who's ready to be an artist today? I'm ready. Hello, Emma. I'm a quality artist. How do you be a artist?
>> Well, today we're going to make some special pictures. Oh.
We're going to use these lovely autumn leaves.
Beautiful. Now, you each need to go and find your own special leaf. Oh, yes.
Ready? Are you Oh.
No.
Brown.
Brown one. That's an oak leaf.
Why? Cuz it came from an oak tree. Look, oak trees have curly leaves.
>> That's right, Sula. Oh, an orange one.
Oh, I love this red one.
Come back here, come back here, silly wind.
Got it.
Well done, Bing.
Orange.
Ta-da.
Wow.
That's a sycamore leaf. It's got red.
Now, where are all you artists?
Lovely.
So, we take our leaves, bumpy side up, and we put a sheet of paper on top.
You've got two pages. Oh, you can have this one. Like this, Emma? Just like that, Sula. You okay, Pando?
Yep.
So, let's choose a color. I want the brown one. Okay.
We hold the page and gently rub the crayon over the leaf like this.
Wow!
Look at my leaf, Flop.
>> Oh, yes.
Look at that leaf. Oh, good catch, Bing.
Lovely, Coco.
Yes. Finished. Oh, well, wasn't that fast? You want to do another one? Oh, yeah.
I'm going to make it a real rainbow leaf. But, there aren't really rainbow leaves. When you're being an artist, you can make your picture any way you like.
Oh, brown.
Again, Pando? I'm doing purple. Oh, Pando, can I have the purple?
Bing! You've stamped on my picture. Oh.
Oh, dear. Oh, Bing! It's ruined now. I was trying to save it. And Coco, you are angry.
So, what happened, Coco? Bing stamped on my picture. Oh.
What happened, Bing? Um the wind it blew Coco's picture and I catched it for her. Well, that was kind, Bing.
Do you think Coco knows that you were trying to help? Um no.
This was my most specialest leaf. I didn't stamp on your picture, Coco. Um but I'm sorry you were angry. Oh. Maybe we all feel a bit angry, Bing, if someone messes our picture up, even if they were trying to help. Yeah.
Can you mess it down again?
>> No, Bing. Um we can't mess Coco's picture down, Bing. But sometimes a quality artist Yeah. can see how to fix their picture up. Oh. I suppose you can have the purple now.
I am a quality artist.
Oh.
Pretty purple.
Indigo.
Oh, blue and green, Bing. Here, Coco.
Oh, thank you.
Blue and green. Bright yellow.
And orange.
Your face is going to be a rainbow, Bing. Sunset orange, ruby red.
>> Green, yellow, blue, and violet.
That's the way to make a rainbow.
SLIME.
YEAH, THE GOOD FOR YOU, BING BUNNY. And good for you, too, Coco. Can we all make the foot picture now?
Hi. We went to the woods. And we were being artists. And we made leaf pictures. And mine is orange. And Coco did lots of colors. Then the wind did take Coco's picture away. But my foot did stamp on it. And Coco was angry. And I was sorry. But then Coco colored in my foot. Like a rainbow.
And we all made foot pictures.
When you're being a artist you can make your picture any way you like. Making pictures.
It's a Bing thing.
>> And a Coco thing, to be honest.
Oh, look at this one, Bing. Oh, yes. We found one, Flop. Oh, yes.
Let's try it. Be careful.
Well done, Sula.
two three four five We've got five stones. Five? Good for you. Let's find another stone.
Let's look over there, Bing. Okay.
Oh, wow.
Look at this one. Oh, can I see? It's got a pattern on it.
Curly whirly. Oh, this is a very special stone, Sula. Oh.
It's called an ammonite fossil.
What's an ammonite fossil? Well, it's a stone that used to be alive.
>> Silly Flo.
Stone isn't alive. Before it became this stone, it was a real live sea creature.
And it lived millions of years ago.
And mighty Sula was alive? Yes.
Wow.
Then it fell through the water to the bottom of the sea.
Poor curly whirly ammonite. And very slowly, the ammonite became this lovely fossil.
I love my ammonite.
It's my specialist stone ever. I want to find one, too. Well, they can be hard to find.
I'm very good at finding things. Let's look where I found my one.
>> Okay. Yep. Okay. Come on.
What about this?
Where are you, ammonite fossil?
Where are you? Remember to turn them over, Bing. Cuz they might be hiding on the other side. Oh, good idea, Sula. Any ammonites under here?
No.
Oh, maybe this one.
Oh, it's just mud.
Oh, look at this one.
>> Is it an ammonite? No.
But it's all sparkly.
That's a lovely stone, Sula. I'm going to keep it. Oh, look at this one.
Oh, no.
They all look the same.
Remember, ammonites have been hiding for a very long time. Wow, ready or not, here we come ammonite.
>> Look, there's lots of stones over here Bing.
Oh, okay.
No, any ammonites here?
No.
Oh, is this one Flop? Oh.
I don't think so Bing. No. Oh.
May we see yours again please Sula? Mhm, here. Run your finger here.
Oh, ah, he's all bumpy see.
Most of the stones are smooth, but the ammonite fossils are a bit bumpy. Yeah.
Remember to turn them over Bing. No.
Oh, no.
Oh, oh, there is too many stones.
There are a lot of stones Bing. But, no more ammonites.
I'm not going to find one. They're going to be a bit hard to find. But, Sula's already found one. Yes, she did.
Perhaps, she was just lucky. I want to find a ammonite that's millions of years old like biteysaurus and be lucky too. I know Bing. Oh.
You've been looking really hard. They're all just stones Flop.
I found three more sparkly Bing!
You've got ammonite.
Yes. Look, look, behind you.
Ammonites.
look, look. Oh, yes.
What a lovely collection of ammonites.
One, two, three, four.
We've got four ammonites, Flop. Yeah.
It is bumpy.
Hello ammonite. This is by Triceratops.
Hello ammonites.
Oh, can we take them home to show Emma?
>> Oh, yes. Do you think we'll be able to carry them home? No. No. Well, how can we show your ammonites if we can't take them home? Oh, I know. We can take a photo on your phone, Flop. Good idea, Ben.
Say, ammonite fossils. Ammonite fossils.
Hi, we were looking for big stones, but then Sula found her ammonite fossil.
I wanted to find an ammonite fossil, too, but I couldn't find one and I was sad. But then Sula said, "Look."
And I found four ammonites.
I can't take my ammonites home, so Flop took a photo. Sometimes, when you try and try and try, you can find your ammonites. Finding a fossil, it's a big thing. My ammonites are the best fossils ever.
Oh. look, a butterfly.
Look, it won't keep still.
It's beautiful.
It's only a paper, Sula.
Oh, I love butterflies.
Oh, look at that.
OH, COME ON.
OH, LOOK.
Where's it going?
It was tired. Can we keep it?
No, we can't keep it.
Butterflies don't belong indoors. Flop's right. It needs to be outside with the flowers. Yay, it's flying away. Come on, let's go and catch it. Oh, it's got to go out, Flop.
I think you're right.
Let's try to help. Oh, what's it doing?
Wrong way, butterfly. I can get it.
Gently, Pando.
You have to be careful with butterflies.
They're very delicate.
Let's open the doors and all the windows.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> And it'll find its own way out.
Yeah, LET'S OPEN THEM.
COME ON, BUTTERFLY. You have to go out now. Come on, butterfly. All the flowers are this way.
Where is it now?
I can't see it.
Butterfly, where are you?
It's gone all on its own. I think it has.
Then we did a good job of helping it, didn't we?
But I loved it. Me, too. I know you did.
Maybe we can paint our own butterfly.
>> Oh, yes.
Paint. And there's a clever way to paint butterflies.
You need a piece of paper.
Paper.
>> And we're just going to paint on one side, like so.
>> Oh, okay. And so.
Now, fold it. Fold it. Press it.
And now, open it. Oh.
It's a butterfly.
>> Can we do another one, please?
>> Yes. Let's hang these ones outside to dry.
Oh, it's no big thing, Bing. I can clean this up on my own.
>> Oh, good idea.
Butterfly, come here. I'll help you.
Everybody, I found the butterfly. Let's see. I want to see. Oh, where is it, Bing? Here. I'm holding it.
There, butterfly. You're outside now.
Why isn't he flying away? Oh, dear. Oh, what's wrong with it? Well, let's take a look.
Is it dead?
Yes.
I think it is.
Oh, yes. You squished it.
>> I didn't squish it. I was careful.
Make it better, Flop.
I can't, Bing.
Here, Sula. I wanted to help go outside.
I know, Bing. I know. You were helping the butterfly, Bing.
>> Yes. But, I think you may have held it a little bit too tightly.
>> What do we do with it, Amma? Well, when something dies, it's good to bury it and say goodbye properly. Oh, no.
That's a good idea.
Here.
This would be a good place, by the flowers.
>> Ah.
What you doing, Flop? I'm just making butterfly all cozy. Cozy butterfly cozy.
>> Aw.
Ah. Now, we have to say goodbye, butterfly.
Goodbye, butterfly.
Goodbye, butterfly. Goodbye, butterfly.
>> Goodbye.
Goodbye.
>> And thank you for coming to brighten up our day. Yeah. Yeah. And that's how we'll all remember you.
>> Yes. Poor butterfly, you'll be lonely.
Bing, our butterfly paintings could be its friends.
>> Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. I think the butterfly would love that.
>> Oh. Mine's going to keep butterfly company. Oh. Okay. Let's get Peggy.
My one's going here, next to it. Here you are, butterfly. I'm putting mine here. Oh, look. They're all flapping their wings. Oh, beautiful.
>> That's lovely.
>> Yeah.
Now, our butterfly won't be lonely. Aw.
Good for you, Bing Bunny.
I did a painting, and a butterfly came inside. I wanted to help it to go back outside, but I held it too tight and it got squished.
Flop couldn't make it better and that made me cry. So, we buried it by the flowers and we said goodbye and then we gave it our pictures.
If another butterfly flies in, I'll let it fly out all on its own.
Butterflies, they're a Bing thing.
And I'll always remember our butterfly.
Look, Flop. Yellow flowers.
They're dandelions. Dandelions.
Lots of dandelions.
Indeed.
Can we do a picture, Flop? Good idea.
Okay, Bing. Say carrots and cheese.
Carrots and cheese.
Can I see it?
>> Uh.
Can I do one? Yep. Here you go.
Say carrots and cheese, dandelion.
Can I pick it? Sure.
Will you hold it, Flop?
Carrots and cheese. Carrots and cheese.
Ooh, this is a nice one, Flop.
And that one.
Oh.
Look at this.
What is it, Flop?
Ah, that's a dandelion, too.
See, it's growing on the same plant.
Oh, it's fluffy. Huh. Oh, it's breaking.
>> Those are the seeds. They're ready to fly away now.
>> Seeds. Huh, they're flying.
>> Yep, they're supposed to, Bing. The wind helps them fly away. And wherever they land, they grow into new dandelions. Oh.
Let's find some more. I want to do it again.
Bye-bye, seeds.
I wished it.
You did.
I want to wish another one.
Oh.
Hello, Flop.
>> Oh. Hello, Amma. Oh.
Y- Yes. Yes, of course. Hello, Sula.
>> Hello, Flop. Is Bing there? Uh, yes, he is. Bing. Yep.
It's Sula for you.
Sula, I've got a dandelion.
It's fluffy and soft and it's got seeds.
Oh, can I have one, Bing? Okay, Sula.
I'll bring one for you. Yay!
And then you can wish it. Wow!
Wish. Bye, Sula. Bye, Bing. Bye-bye, Sula.
Look, Bing. I think it's the last one.
Hm, this one's for Sula.
Gently, Bing.
Don't wish it now.
It's windy.
No wind. Don't you wish Sula's dandelion.
Oh, it's a long way, Flop. You can do it, Bing.
Look, Flop.
I'm not making a wish. Good for you, Bing Bunny.
Oh. Oh. Oh, no.
Oh, there's still lots left for Sula, Bing.
Nearly there. Indeed.
Hello.
Hello, Sula.
>> I've got your dandelion.
Show me, Bing.
>> No.
You have to come down and wish it.
>> Okay, I'm coming.
Mhm, thanks. Well, look who we have here. Hi, Amma. I'll be right with you.
>> Okay.
Oh, what have you got, Bing? I've got a Bing. Oh, Sula.
Look.
Oh. Oh, no. Oh, dear. Oh. Look. Oh, your dandelion, Sula. The seeds are all gone now. Oh.
Oh.
>> Oh, dear.
>> I walked all the way from over there, and I bringed it all the way here. And you did well, Bing. I wanted to show you first, and then you make a wish.
>> Oh. I know you're disappointed, Bing, but Sula gave you a hug because she was so happy to see you.
I know. Look, Bing. The seeds are going up and up. Where are they going, Amma?
Well, they might be going just round the corner, but they might be going to the other side of the park.
>> Oh, to Bing's garden. Yes, Sula. They might go all the way to Bing's garden.
And grow up into new dandelions. Oh.
Bye-bye, seeds.
Flop, I did pictures. Ah, yes.
Look, Sula.
Oh, that was you, Bing.
And that's Flop.
Look, a ladybird. Oh, I didn't see that.
Look.
This one looks like you, or one, Sula.
Oh.
Oh, it's so pretty. Thank you, Bing.
Hi.
We saw yellow flowers, and Flop said, "It's dandelions."
Then, I saw a fluffy one. That's seeds.
And you wash it like the wind. So, I take one to Sula, but she gave me a hug, and all the seeds were blowed away. And I didn't want that. But, it's okay, cuz they land somewhere, and grow new dandelions.
Dandelions.
They're a Bing thing. Whoosh.
You're not tall enough to reach that yet, Charlie.
You have squee.
Oh.
Come on, Bing.
Meow.
Aw.
It's stuck.
I'll get it for you, Bing. I can do it.
But, you are too short, Bing. You can do it by yourself when you get taller like me.
I am tall. Look.
See? All my grow lines. This is how tall I was. This is how tall I was. This was how tall I was. And this is how tall I am now. Oh, Flop. I'm taller now. Oh.
Can we do a new grow line? Sure. You have to get a book and a crayon. A book?
It helps to make straight lines, Coco.
Do you want to see? Okay, Flop.
First, Bing needs to stand with his feet flat on the ground. Feet flat, Bing?
Yep. Then, Bing needs to lift his head straight up.
Head up, Bing? Yep.
And ears?
Now, Bing needs to make sure his bottom is up against the wall.
Bottom in, Bing? Yep.
Okay.
Now, I put the book on his head and draw a grow line.
Ah.
May I borrow a crayon, please? Thank you, Coco.
Okay. Ready, Bing?
Yep.
Taller.
Statue still.
There.
Done.
Am I tall now, Flop? Take a look at your grow line.
I growed.
I'm tall.
You are taller, Bing. I'm still taller.
Do me. Do me. Indeed. Let's see how tall you are, Coco. Okay.
Feet flat? Flat and ears down. Exactly.
Head up? Up and my bottom in. I know how to do it, Flop. Ah, crayon out?
I know how to do it, Flop.
Indeed.
Statue still.
Okay, Coco.
There's your grow line.
See, I am taller than you.
I'm the tallest one here.
I'm taller than Charlie. Taller than me, too. Taller than you and you.
I'll get that.
Now I'm all tall.
I can't reach.
You're still too short. No, I'm not. I growed. See?
Let me do it again, just to make sure.
Feet flat. Yep. Head down.
Bottom. Yep.
Statue still.
There you are. That's how tall you are.
But I'm that tall. Nah-uh, not anymore.
I drew it myself.
Bing.
You know what?
You growed down. No. If you grow down, you won't be able to reach your plane.
Or the light switch. No. Or anything.
And if you keep growing down, you'll soon be as small as Charlie.
But I'm not a baby. I'm tall.
What's up, Bing?
I growed down.
You've grown down?
Yes, I did a new line right there.
He's getting shortish.
I'm going short as Charlie. Charlie?
Maybe even shorter. Oh.
How about we just check that line again?
Crayon, please.
Feet flat. Yep. Head up and ears. Oh, I forgot all about the ears part.
Yep. Bottom in.
I did that. Yep.
Statue still.
There.
I grew taller.
I am tall.
You never got shorter in the first place, Bing. You really only grow up.
Not down.
Oh, Charlie.
I'll get it for you.
Here you go, Charlie.
Good for you, Bing Bunny. When Charlie's tall like me, he can get it all on his self. Indeed.
Come on, Bing. Okay.
Hi. Flopped did me a grow line on the wall to see if I grow taller and I had.
Then Coco did another grow line and Coco said I grow down. I got scared that I would go down and down till I was a small as baby Charlie. But it was okay cuz Flopped checked the grow line and Coco had forgetted my ears and that made the line go down.
Silly Coco. You can't grow down. You can only grow up. Growing, it's a Bing thing. And I am too.
There, Flopped. Come on.
Flopped, look at that one.
>> Yes.
That's a fine kite. Oh, I'm going to fly my kite now. Okay.
If you hold that end, I'll pull >> I can do it.
It won't come out. Why don't we do it together? Okay. I'll hold this bit.
Ready? Yep. Okay.
Pull. Pull. Pull.
Hello, Hoppity. Oh, Hoppity was is looking a bit tangled there.
Oop.
No.
Let the kite Let's get that bit. There.
That's better. Okay. Can I fly it now?
Yep. It's nice and breezy today. Great weather for kite flying.
>> Hoppity, whoosh.
Whoops.
Whoosh.
Come on, Hoppity. Why don't we see how they're doing it, Bing?
Oh, they're running really fast.
Hoppity, Whoosh. Whee.
Yes. Up it goes. Up. Up. Up.
Look at it, Bing.
>> I'm going to do that, Flop. Okay. How about I hold the kite for you, and then you pull the string, and we >> do it all myself. I'm good at running and whooshing.
Okay.
Hoppity, whoosh.
Yay.
It's flying.
Did you see me, Flop? It was nearly flying. It was, Bing. You just need to keep running, and then make it whoosh up.
Here. More string. Thank you, Flop.
Hoppity, whoosh.
Oh.
Hmm, that was good whooshing, Bing. Hmm.
Perhaps next time, I could hold the string and help you keep running.
>> I can do it, Flop. Bing, hi.
Ha, it's Pando. Hi, Pando.
Hi, Flop. Hi, Bing.
>> Hello, Padget. Hi, Pando.
>> I've got my kite. Oh, Hoppity, whoosh.
Let's fly him. That's a great kite, Bing.
I bet it flies really high.
>> Yes, I'm going to make it fly now. Yeah, come on. Let's fly it. Um, yes. Maybe you could hold the kite, Pando. Yay!
But, I want to do it myself.
>> Huh?
You have to run. Yeah. Really, really fast. Hold on, Bing. Hoppity.
And then, you whoosh the kite. Whoosh.
Whoosh.
Come on, Bing. Let's fly it.
Come on, kite.
Come on.
Hold on, Bing.
Bing. Pando, look behind you.
Oh.
Oh. Hoppity, whoosh.
>> Come on, Bing. Where's my kite?
Bing.
Ah.
Hoppity. Oh, no.
It's all broken.
I'm sorry, Bing.
Oh. Hoppity, whoosh. Oh dear. What a shame. Hoppity's gone all twisty. Can you fix it, Flop?
Oh.
I don't know, Bing.
But, let's try.
That's a good knot.
That's better.
It's still twisty.
>> Oh. Oh.
Oh.
I I can't do it.
Yes, it is tricky by yourself.
I can help.
Oh, Hoppity's untwisted.
Oh, that's Hoppity.
Will it fly now? Oh, it should fly, Bing. But I can't do running and wishing at the same time. Well, maybe you don't need to, Bing. Look. Meow.
Oh.
So, we need one runner.
>> Yes, me. I'm a good runner. Yep. And someone to throw the kite up. Whoosh.
Oh, I could whoosh. Yeah, I can do Hoppity running and Pando could do the whoosh. Come on, Pando. Yay!
Ready? Okay.
Let's go go go go go.
Hoppity.
Ready to whoosh, Pando?
Yeah!
Woah!
Hoppity's flying. We did it, PANDO.
HEY!
FLOP FLOP.
>> WELL DONE, BING. Look at Hoppity.
He's flying. Oh, up he goes.
Up he goes.
Hoppity.
Whoosh.
Hi. I tried to make my Hoppity whoosh kite fly all by myself.
It's really hard to do running and wishing all on your own.
Then my hoppity kite went crash in the bench and he got all broken and twisty. So, we fixed him together. Then I did the hoppity running and Panda did the voosh.
We flew the kite really high. If you can't fly a kite on your own, maybe someone can fly it with you.
Flying a kite, it's a Bing thing. And I love kites.
Flop, flop. I see one. I see a firework.
Oh.
Where?
Can you show me, Bing?
There.
It's not a very big firework.
>> Oh, that that's because it's an airplane. It is. It's an airplane. Meow.
Meow.
No fireworks yet, Bing.
I'm going to do a super loud bangy rocket. Whoosh.
Bang.
Super loud. Don't be scared, Flop.
>> Oh.
Come and go outside, Flop. It may be too loud out there, Bing.
Ah.
Sula and Amma.
Hello, Bing. It's me. Hi, Sula.
Hello, Bing. It's me.
Hello, Sula. What?
Hello, Bing.
Sula can't hear you. Look, Bing. My earmuffs are making everything quiet.
Everything except for Sula.
Why do you want everything quiet, Sula.
What?
Why do you want everything quiet?
What?
Tell Bing why you're wearing earmuffs, Sula. I don't like noisy fireworks, Bing. My earmuffs make them quiet.
See?
Quiet. Loud. Quiet.
Loud.
Quiet.
Loud. Oh, I like these.
There's a mine, BING.
FIREWORKS!
OH, LOOK, BING. That might be a super bangy rocket.
>> WHERE? WHERE? OVER THERE. LOOK. Above the trees.
I can't see it. I can't see it.
Let's go outside, Flop.
Don't open the door, Bing. You'll let the loud in. But I want to see the rocket.
>> No, Bing. It's too scary.
>> I'm not scared. You haven't got earmuffs. No. Yes.
No. No.
All right, you noisy bangers. I need earmuffs now. Let's go out.
I'm staying in here with quiet. Good idea, Sula. I'll stay with you.
OKAY. LET'S GO.
THAT WAS PRETTY LOUD. YOU OKAY, BING?
OH, YES.
OH!
HEY, I LIKE THAT ONE.
OH!
WOW!
OH.
IS IT ALL FINISHED, FLOP?
Let's wait, Bing.
There might just be another one.
Ah!
Oh!
OH, LOOK!
OH!
BING! AH!
HUH!
HEY!
WHAT'S WRONG, BING?
There was a big bang. Bing needs a little quiet.
>> Huh. Oh. Huh.
Too loud. Aw.
Oh, poor Bing. Make them stop, Flop. I don't think I can, Bing. Maybe we can make them go quiet.
It's okay, Bing. It's all quiet in here.
That bunny needs some earmuffs, Sula.
Oh.
Uh.
Ooh.
Uh-oh. Here comes a big one.
Hmm.
Let's try these. Ears.
It's all gone quiet.
Bing, did they work? What?
Oh, yes. I think those ear gloves work.
Indeed.
Wow.
Bing! Look!
Bing!
>> What? Hee hee.
>> It's okay, Bing. Come on, Bing.
That's a super rocket. But not too loud.
Good for you, Bing Bunny.
Ah, hi. I wanted to see the super loud BANGING ROCKETS GO SO WE WORE EARMUFFS CUZ SHE WAS SCARED of the bangs. I wasn't scared, so I went outside. But then, a super loud banging ROCKET DID BANG.
NOW IT'S TOO MUCH loud and and I was scared. So Flop made me some special ear gloves. You can't stop the bangs, but you can help them be quiet. Fireworks, they're still a Bing thing. But only if they're quiet.
LOOK.
OH. WOW.
WOOHOO.
WOOHOO. THAT'S NEW.
WOOHOO.
IT'S GOT A SLIDE. WOW. And a tunnel. And a bridge. Woohoo.
Woohoo.
Come on, Bing. Wait for me.
Oh, oh, oh, Flop. Can you hold Hoppity?
Sure. Come on, Bing. It goes this way.
Oh.
Oh.
Look at me.
Oh.
Oh. Yay.
Did you see me, Flop? Yep, I saw you.
Hoppity saw you, too.
Let's go, Bing.
Bing.
It's so bumpy.
Did you see me, Flop? Yep, we saw you.
Come on, Bing.
It's so wobbly.
Did you see me, Flop? Yep, you're okay up there, Bing. Yep, I'm okay.
LOOK AT THE SLIDE, BING.
Look at me. Here I Me next.
Oh, Flop. What's up, Bing?
It's very high.
Are you coming down, Bing?
It's too high.
I don't like it.
Okay, should I come up? Yep.
Can you be a hoppity?
Yep, we're on our way.
>> The slide's brilliant. Try it, Bing.
I go!
Flop.
>> Oh.
Here we are, Bing. It's very wobbly, Flop.
It is wobbly.
Look at me. Here I go!
Hoppity.
So, you did the steps Mhm. and then the tippy tunnel Yep. and then the boingy rope ladder and the wobbly bridge.
>> Yep. So, what's next? The slide.
But, it's too high. Ooh.
It is high.
Hi, Bing. This is great. Bing. Mhm. How about we watch Pando do it one more time? So, we know what to do when it's our turn.
Mhm. Pando. Yep. Can you show us how you do it? Don't be scared, Flop. You just do it like this.
Here I go!
Oh. Woah. It looks like fun. Would it make you feel better if I go first? Then you'll be gone. Oh, okay then.
How about if Hoppity goes first?
Uh uh Okay.
Come on, Bing. Hoppity's coming first, Pando. I'll catch him. Ready, Hoppity?
Yes! Look at me. Here I go.
>> Yeah. Hoppity.
Woohoo, Hoppity.
He liked it.
>> Indeed. Your turn, Bing.
Here you go, Bing.
Look at me, Flop.
Here I go.
Yay. Come on, Flop. It's your turn.
Okay.
Here I go.
Did you see me, Flop? Did you see? Yep.
I saw you. Good for you, Bing Bunny.
Yay.
Let's do it again. Come on, Bing.
Hi. Me and Pando found a new thing at the park and it had a climb-y bit and a tippy bit and a wobbly bit and it was fun. And it had a very high slide and it was scary. So, Pando showed us and Hoppity went down first.
If you're scared of doing something, you can watch someone else do it. And if they like it, you might like it, too.
Slides. They're a Bing thing.
>> Let's do it again.
>> Oh, a nice cup of coffee.
Never mind, Bing. It's just a little clumbo. Just let Soggy Froggy drink it up. Soggy Froggy!
Look how thirsty Soggy Froggy is.
Indeed.
Ah, now for that nice cup of coffee.
What?
Oh.
Flop is all spilly.
Ah, never mind, Bing. Just another clumbo.
Soggy Froggy really likes it.
Soggy Froggy's always thirsty.
Oh.
Flop, the crispos fell over. Hm, indeed.
Perhaps your car would be better off staying on the floor, Bing. Yes, and he won't knock over the crispos.
Do you think Soggy Froggy can drink up crispos? Silly Flop. Soggy Froggy eats crispos. See?
I don't think Soggy Froggy can eat crispos. I wonder who can. I can eat it.
Hm, but you don't eat off the floor. But I think there is someone who eats off the floor. Oh, I know. Voo Voo!
Yes. Let's get Vuvu out.
Vuvu.
Wake up. Vuvu.
We've got a big treat for you.
Yummy, yummy, yummy all over the floor.
Hello, Vuvu.
Hello.
Do you want some crisp bows? Yes, please.
He He says yes. Good thing, too. Oh, glad to have flop. Okay, Bing.
Ready to switch on Vuvu? Yep. Okay. Go, go, go, go, go.
Listen to them going into his tummy.
He must be hungry.
Yum.
Yum. Missed a bit there, Bing. Oh, here.
Another bit here, Bing. Oh, there's some Done?
One last bit. Okay.
Oh.
Oh. No. Oh. Oh.
Oh. Wait a minute. Hang on.
What's up, Bing? Vuvu ate my car.
>> Vuvu ate your car? Oh. Vuvu, where's my car? I want my car back. Well, let's see if we can get it back.
>> How? I can open him up and I'll see if I can find your car in his tummy.
Will it hurt? It's okay. It won't hurt Vuvu. He has a hatch.
>> What's a hatch? It's this little door that opens Vuvu's tummy.
It's okay. You stand there. It is It'll be a bit dirty. Oh.
Here goes.
Hmm.
I see. Aha! That's where you went. Look.
That's not my car.
There you are. My car!
WHY DID VUVU EAT MY CAR, FLOP? Vuvu must have eaten it by accident. It was a clumbo. Vuvu, don't eat cars. You get a tummy ache. Maybe Vuvu could do with a nap now after eating all those crispos and your car. Okay. Bye-bye, Vuvu.
Bye-bye. I'm sleeping now. Don't eat cars.
Okay.
Indeed. Oh.
Oh, no.
Oh.
Never mind, Flop. You just done a clumbo. Yep. Just another clumbo.
>> Vuvu will eat up.
>> Of course.
Now, don't be naughty and eat my car, Vuvu.
Okay.
Ha. Indeed.
You want to push the button, Bing? Yep.
Okay.
Go go go go go go.
Thank you, Bing.
Ah.
Now for that nice cup of coffee.
Say thank you to Flop for the yummy coffee.
Thank you, Flop.
Hi. I spilled crispos on the floor.
Oops. So I helped Flop clean them up and Voo Voo ate them all. Yum, yum, yum.
But, Voo Voo gobbled up my car and I couldn't get it back.
Flop got my car out of Voo Voo's tummy.
And I couldn't do that cuz it's electric.
It's okay to do a clumbo, but you have to be careful what you clean up.
Doing a clumbo, it's a Bing thing.
And we cleaned it up.
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