Wednesday, 27 January 2021
If You Read A Mouse A Story
It's time for another bedtime story, this time it's the original and best If You Give A Mouse A Cookie. Cookies and milk are required for watching this video.
Their Thoughts
DR. SKULLEY: I go to church, I'm a Christian. You don't know me, you're not God!
CLEO: Why is my dad involved in all these new adventures? I wish I knew from him and the BBC what happens next.
SIX: I'm really missing Sybil at the moment. March'd better start now, or there'll be a hole in my heart. Missing Sybil is like floating on a cold, clear ocean with no one to swim beside.
LUKE: I hate CBBC. It's racist, hateful and takes no prisoners. It hates autistic people, including our normal friend, Sybil. Why am I wasting away my life just for the need to be with her? I'll seriously unleash my werewolf claws on whoever's behind all this. I'll come back for you, Sybs, I promise.
RESUS: I'm so delicate, even my skin is the same way. I'm not able to cope anymore. I'm losing my sanity, and so are my friends. There's too much chaos. Where is her tranquil place of calm that is our street, our home?
Right here, on iPlayer. All we have to do now is wait until March.
Operation Ouch Cake Baking Time
In this week's Operation Ouch lab experiment, the doctors engage in a bake off! To celebrate, I will show you how to make the doctor's favourite types of cake.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/vanilla-cupcakes - I wanted to make these for Dr. Xand since he asked for the cupcakes one of the Ouch Patients baked in a 2019 episode of Operation Ouch.
https://cafedelites.com/best-fudgy-chocolate-cake/ - Since Dr. Ronx's favourite pancake topping is chocolate sauce, I thought I'd share this recipe for chocolate cake.
A New Approach To My Story
Inspired by Raymond Briggs' stories like The Snowman and Father Christmas and movies Fantasia and Fantasia 2000, I've decided to make my stories big, leatherbound books told through just beautiful pictures - images speak louder than words, you know, and I've decided to make the stories wordless, just like in 'Midwinter Night's Dream', a story from Shirley Hughes' 'Stories By Firelight'. I adore Midwinter Night's Dream because it's like a Fantasia segment you can read about - a boy discovers a mythical world outside his bedroom. I use music as my inspiration, so it's no wonder I decided to appeal to those who can't understand conflict resolution and mutual response. I'm also talking to autistic people who cannot talk, most people who cannot talk can't read, so writing my stories without words can immerse readers more into the stories.
Learn how to write wordless stories for kids here:
Uncle Henry Needs You!
Henry is calling on all pets who miss Iggy the guide dog and Shelley the tortoise to write their favourite memories of the nation's pets, and tomorrow, I need YOU to write your favourite Blue Peter memories seeing Radzi as part of tomorrow's Nookie Bitesize!
Find some diary writing topics to get inspiration from here, so you can start your writing army training, better than tackling a tough muddy obstacle course that's for sure!
Miss Iggy? Find more of her on the CBBC website:
Nutrition Time
As I'm having my dinner, I think now it's time to learn about nutrition with these two useful videos!
What To Do When Someone Gets Sick With Coronavirus
Remember to self-isolate when you've caught the virus. Watch this PSA from UNiCEF to find out more!
If You Had To Pick Any One Of These Shows, What Would It Be?
I'd pick Bluey, obviously, 'cause it's my favourite show from the Disney Junior property.
A Hilarious, Loud Aussie Story About Noddy
This is what happens when characters like The Koala Brothers and Blinky Bill drink and do drugs overnight before storytime the next day - they tell a hyperactive story about LITTLE NODDY!!!
Watch the video here:
Owl Babies
We all know and love the Owl Babies, so, do you remember when it was told on Teletubbies? Yes, this popular show even taught us about separation anxiety to toddlers, just in case they miss their parents on the first day of preschool. For those of you who saw this episode to deal with that kind of anxiety, watch this!
Find out more about separation anxiety here, or visit CBeebies to listen to the story via their CBeebies Radio section:
And remember, "I want my mummy!" said Bill.
Chris Evans' Favourite Story
Chris Evans' favourite story from his childhood is If You Give A Dog A Doughnut, and now it'll be retold to you, and especially you, Chris Evans fans, as we join Henry's brown-and-white, hyperactive, pudgy dog friend as one favourite snack of doughnuts and juice turns into a big, unexpected adventure. What do you think will happen next? Watch the video below!
Or, you can listen to Chris Evans read the story in this video below:
Nookie Bitesize - Simon Postcards
Look what I found while rummaging through the Tiny Pop website!
That's right, and now that you are far apart from your families because of lockdown, you can use these charming postcards featuring my Tiny Pop BFF Simon and his family to get in touch with the ones you love most, whether they're close to you like Gaspard or far apart at the seaside like Simon's grandma and grandpa. You can also send them to friends!
Ice Cream For Dogs
Imagine if the Scooby Gang converted the Mystery Machine into an ice cream truck. Well, in reality, there is an actual Mystery Machine of an ice cream truck, so that Scooby's canine friends can enjoy their favourite frozen treats whenever they want! Plus, the ice cream truck tinkles out Scooby's familiar theme song. Find out more here:
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