Original subtitles

When the stars come out And it's night once more

It's time to go to the School of Roars

So wake up, monsters And stretch your paws

Jump up and go to the School of Roars

School of Roars, School of Roars

It's time to go to the School of Roars

School of Roars, School of Roars

You growl and grow At the School of Roars

School of Roars, School of Roars

It's time to go to The School of Roars!

[all] Rawr!

[narrator] It was another super snufflesome night

at the School of Roars,

and Wufflebump was having trouble finding his things.

That's a lovely hat, Mrs Twirlyhorn.

Thank you, Meepa.

I'm getting ready for our nature walk.

It's a jungle out there. [laughs]

-Jungle, yeah! -Hehe.

Uh...

What's wrong, Wufflebump?

I've got a terrible feeling I've lost something

that I'm going to need.

Wufflebump!

Good roaring, monsters. Roar!

Good roaring, Miss Grizzlesniff.

Rawr!

Now, can anyone remember what's special about tonight?

Meepa, Meepa! I know.

It's the nature walk, Miss.

It is indeed Mrs Twirlyhorn's nature walk.

Yay!

We'll be walking around the nature garden,

learning about the plants and creatures that live there,

so you'll need the equipment I asked you to bring.

Your containers to collect bugs...

Oh, where is it?

Your magnifying glasses...

Ohhhhh!

Your leaf-pressing kit and finally, of course, your nature books.

Ohh...

So, have you got everything?

-Yes, Miss. -No, Miss.

Oh, my claws.

What you have lost, Wufflebump?

Everything, Miss.

Wufflebump!

Hmm.

You'd better visit the lost property cupboard,

and see if you can find your missing things.

Oh, will do.

Oh, dear.

Rawr!

No.

No!

Uh...

Oh, I can't find anything useful.

Oh.

It's not exactly a bug container, but it should work.

Um, it's not actually a magnifying glass,

but it's a bit like one.

[gasps] What do you know?

Not quite a leaf-press, but it could do the trick.

Hey, not totally a nature book, but kind of.

Oh, I know who this belongs to. [giggles]

[all laughing]

Oh, Wufflebump.

So glad you could join the nature walk.

Come and see the treasures of nature.

OK, Miss.

It's just that I've got something you might...

Yes, tell me later. Nature is waiting.

Stomp, stomp, stomp, stompity, stompy, stompy, stomp.

-Do look where you're going, monsters. -[monsters laugh]

Right. First stop, this lovely crumbly log.

Can anyone tell me what we might be looking for?

Oooh. Bumblewigs, Miss.

Oh, well done, Yummble.

They look pinchy, but they're really lovely fellows.

Let's each guide a little bumblewig to our bug containers

so we can get a closer look at him.

Wufflebump, did you find your bug container?

Not exactly, Miss.

-But I did find this. -Uuuh!

Hey, that's my water bottle.

I must have lost it.

This way, bumblewig.

Wow! It makes a great bug container.

It even has a little hole for them to breathe.

Time to take a look at our little friends

with your magnifying glasses.

Wufflebump, did you find your magnifying glass?

Not exactly, Miss.

But I did find these.

Whoa!

Hey, my old reading glasses.

I wondered where they'd got to.

They're perfect for studying bumblewigs.

[both] Oh!

[both laugh]

Next, explorers, I want you to look at the nature around you

and find the most beautiful leaf or flower.

And remember, we shouldn't normally pick flowers outside,

but it's OK to pick flowers in our own garden.

-Look, Miss! -Look, look at my leaf.

Beautiful leaves and flowers, class.

Now, what are we going to do with them?

Are we going to toss them aside never to be seen again?

No. We are going to cherish them

by placing them in our pressing kits where we can look at them forever.

Wufflebump, did you find your pressing kit?

Not exactly, but I did find this.

It's perfect for pressing flowers.

Hey, that's my writing book.

I wondered where it had got to.

Now, I want you to draw a monster of nature.

Something too big to stick in your bug container,

pop in your leaf press or look at with your magnifying glass.

Search around you, spot something and draw it.

-Oh! -Yippee!

Wufflebump, did you find your nature book?

Not exactly, Miss.

But I did find these.

Oh, they're my monsters of nature cards.

I wondered where they'd got to.

They can help us tell what things are.

See, this is the snaffle-apple tree card.

Just like the real snaffle-apple tree over there.

[both laugh]

[both] Wow.

Well done, you two.

It looks like you've discovered a real monster of nature.

We've also discovered that Wufflebump

isn't the only monster that loses things.

[all] Yes, that's true. [all laugh]

Monsters, you really must look after your things better.

Now, it's time for the absolute best bit of nature walk - lunch.

Sit down everyone, and get your lunchboxes out.

Mmm, that's funny.

No lunch box.

Is this it, Miss?

I found it in the lost property cupboard.

Why, thank you, Wufflebump.

I must have lost it.

I think there's a lesson here for all of us.

[all laugh]

I think there might be. [chuckles]

Rawr!

Let's eat.

[all] Rawr!

[narrator] So, Wufflebump learned

how to look after the special things in nature

and how to look after his own special things too.

Oh. Has anyone seen my cake?

-[splat] -Oh!

-[all laugh] -Oh... How silly of me.

Captions by Red Bee Media

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