I got an email from Ragdoll Productions concerning my story 'Little Baby'.
Monday, 24 May 2021
One Line A Day - 2021 - 24.5.21
I got an email back from Ragdoll Productions about my story 'Little Baby'. I then sent the story to current Teletubbies holders.
Express Yourself - 24.5.21
I got an email back from Ragdoll Productions and sent my email to current Teletubbies holders WildBrain.
Express Yourself - Do You Believe In Fate?
I don't believe in fate. There is no fate for everyone and I believe people should get a second chance at life, even when it's a third or a fourth or a fifth or a sixth.
Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Journal - 24.5.21
On the day Candi-Rose makes her debut in the Dumping Ground, she offers to help the I.B.F.Fs and Jody make a sign to #RespectTheDG.
I also did a second story: A Me, You, And...Black History Story: Do I Look As If I'm Feeling All White. What starts as a question about malting turns into an epic adventure for her brother Upendi, her big brother Alkaharif and her sister Allie as they attempt to learn about black history.
Ragdoll, creators of the Teletubbies, have responded to my email featuring my story Little Baby!
A Me, You, And...Black History Story: Do I Look As If I'm Feeling All White?
Worried their fur might turn white when they malt, Upendi and Allie turn to their brother Alkaharif for advice, and what starts as a lecture about DNA quickly turns into both a long journey and an explanation about the beginning of black history, of how African slaves were brought from the lions' homeland to Virginia.
My Views On Our Black British Heroes
There are many black characters on CBBC - Kazima, Jenny, Duke, Omari, Mimi, Bow, JJ, Agent Omar, Big O, Jas, Wozza and especially Cleo. Ever since the George Floyd hearings and the Black Lives Matter protests last year, CBBC has been taking diversity to a whole new level, and that's where Our Black History Heroes comes in.
The show, which was made for both CBBC and CBeebies, chronicles the lives of famous British and American black people in history, according to kids. While the kids narrating would be live action, the people featured were drawn in the style of She-Ra and placed against live-action photographic backgrounds, which large graffiti-like coloured letters and paint splodges to put facts up on the screen. Today they were talking about Mary Seacole, a black Jamaican nurse who travelled the world, and despite the show's rough visual effects, it seemed all too good for my taking.
All hail black people!
Watch Our Black History Heroes on iPlayer:
I.B.F.F Diaries '17 - Part 2 - #RespectTheDG Sign
Jody's campaign to #RespectTheDG continues!
Candi-Rose, a newcomer to CBBC, tries to help the siblings and Jody create a sign to carry around the street to get careworkers, notably Mike and May-Li, to notice and let care kids across the UK watch The Dumping Ground to get a better understanding of their life. Unfortunately, Candi-Rose's sarcastic attitude is too much to bare!
Want a taste of what aired on that day? Watch The Dumping Ground's 'The Fairytale Princess' on iPlayer:
Okay, Now You're Really Into Bitesize - DIY Unicorn Notebook
Wouldn't you prefer it when Art Ninja, The Dengineers and Matilda & The Ramsay Bunch originally aired as part of CBBC and not as part of Bitesize? Me too. Anyway, today's lesson involves glitter, coloured hair and lots of unicorn magic, as it's time to make your own unicorn notebook!
Q&A A Day For Kids - 2021 - 24.5.21
This boy called Callum used to drive me crazy, mainly due to his love for repeating Youtube videos.
Dork Diaries: OMG: All About Me - 24.5.21
I hope BBC Bitesize will be off CBBC so that there'll be more room for Scream Street.
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