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Hands up

Hands up

Hello.

Hello, hello, here comes Joe

Grabbing parcels, now let's go

Hello, hello, Ozzy too

Our deliveries to you

Hands up Let's make a sign

You sign. A sign to say hands up

Dizzy, dazzy, day

Hello, hello, here is Joe

Hands up

Hello, hello, Ozzy too

Deliveries to you Hands up

Let's make a sign

A sign to show Hands up

Thank you, Joe Hands up

(Fun music)

Oh, hello.

I'm Joe. And this is Ozzy.

(Ozzy beeps)

Working hard, we're very busy.

Together we visit town and country.

Making friends with every delivery.

Today, I'm practising my magic.

I love magic.

But I have to practice because magic is hard.

(Ozzy beeps)

You want me to show you my magic?

(Ozzy beeps)

When I say dizzy, dazzy, day.

I'm going to make this tower of cards,

change to one card, by magic.

Are you ready?

(Ozzy beeps)

Are you ready?

Dizzy, dazzy, day.

Hmmm.

OK.

I need your help.

You say dizzy, dazzy, day.

Are you ready?

Dizzy, dazzy, day.

(Fanfare)

(Ozzy beeps)

(Joe exhales)

Magic.

(Incoming call)

Hello Joe.

Hello Aisling.

Are you practising your magic again?

Yes.

I have a delivery for you.

Today, Joe, you will be delivering;

flour, butter and eggs to the bakery.

Julie and her sister Ella,

will help you with your deliveries.

They are waiting for you, with Donal, the baker.

Good.

(Fun music)

(Fun music continues)

(Ozzy beeps)

(Fun music)

Hmmm.

Where is Joe?

I am waiting for dizzy deliveries.

(Ozzy beeps)

Hello. What's your name?

Hi Ozzy.

Do you know where Joe is?

(Ozzy beeps)

Uh oh.

Hee hee hee.

Eh, Joe, hi. Hi, eh...

Joe, come back. Come back, it's this... Joe!

(Joe out of breath)

Eh, hello Joe.

Ah, hello Donal.

OK, so Joe, it's just through here.

Come on. Huh.

Ahhh.

Eh... Joe?

(Joe sneezes)

(Pots and pans bang)

Joe?

What's going on?

Come on!

Ah. The smell of baking.

I'm a really good baker.

(Joe laughs)

Oh! Mmm.

Oh! Oh!

(Pots and pans clatter)

Ah, there you are. Ah, ha.

Hello, I'm Joe.

Hello, I'm Ella.

Julie says hello.

Hello Julie.

Em, Donal?

When can we start baking?

Well, we first have to wash our hands.

I knew that.

We have to wash our hands.

Let's lamh sign!

Wash.

Wash.

You sign.

Wash.

Good.

Wash.

Hands up

Hands up

What is he like?

(Joe exhales)

Now, can we start baking?

No Joe, I don't have any flour.

Ah. Yes.

My first delivery.

Wait here!

Flowers.

Joe, that is not the flour I need,

I need this kind of flour.

And I need more of this kind of flour.

Come on!

Flour.

Thank you, Joe. Eh...

I guess this will do.

OK, Julie, now we're ready to make some scones.

Let's lamh sign.

Make.

Make.

You sign.

Make.

Good.

Make.

We going to find some butter.

Joe?

We need butter.

Ah, my second delivery.

Wait here.

Where has he gone now?

Thank you, Joe. But not a cow.

We need butter.

Cows make milk.

Don't worry, I know just what to do.

Sometimes we bring, the perfect thing.

But there's no need to worry.

If it's not the right delivery,

just say dizzy, dazzy, day.

(Donal laughs)

So, we have to put it into little pieces.

And then are you going to try some?

Let's put them in! Wooooo.

All in.

Mix and mix and mix.

Isn't it good?

Joe, we need some eggs?

Huh, em... wait here.

Takes a bit of time.

But then you get really tasty scones.

Wooo. (Crashing noise)

What are you doing?

(Donal laughing)

We've got eggs everywhere.

Look at all these eggs.

(Ozzy beeps)

Ah, there you are Ozzy.

(Ozzy beeps)

I'm making scones.

(Ozzy beeps)

They're great.

It's time to eat.

Let's lamh sign.

Eat.

Eat.

You sign.

Eat.

Good.

Eat.

We have our scone dough all ready to go.

So, our next job, and Joe,

you need to listen carefully too. OK.

The next job is to roll out the scone dough,

and then we're going to use a cutter,

to cut out our different little scones.

Good idea? Joe, do you think you could help us?

OK, OK. Julie, what do you think?

Will we do it together? OK, let's give it a go.

Here we go.

OK, give it a big roll.

I'd give it a... like that as well.

Just the same? OK. Yeah, I would do the same.

Right, thanks Joe. Thanks very much.

I don't know. Does he think he knows what he's doing?

OK and done. Cut that now.

Just this bit Joe? Yeah.

Thanks, OK, thanks Joe.

OK, right, I'll give that a good little tip and there we go.

And now, once we have our scones,

we need a tray, Joe.

Do you have a tray for me?

Yes, Donal, I have a tray for you.

OK, perfect. Pop these on.

I made a lovely scone.

Yeah, Joe, don't eat it.

Not yet, not yet.

We have to cook it first.

OK.

Now, before they go in the oven,

I want you to make sure to brush them with a little bit of milk.

And an egg.

Now, I have a big brush.

Julie, look at this.

Do you see the brush.

This is a brush and we're going to use this

to brush our scones.

So, will you help us?

Let's help it.

What do you think Julie?

These are now ready to go into the oven for about 15 minutes.

15 minutes?

But I'm hungry now!

Well, Joe, you're just going to have to wait.

Awww.

Fine.

Sorry, he's going to have to have a bit of patience.

But Julie, where's Joe?

Where is he?

Oh!

There he is. Joe, hi!

Well, I've had a great day.

Thank you for all your help.

Goodbye!

Bye Joe. You say bye.

Bye, bye Joe.

Bye.

Bye, bye!

Bye, bye.

Bye, bye.

Hands up

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