Roll up roll up to Bluey's election day-aired circus! Meet Coco the acrobat, Mackenzie the lion tamer and Honey the lion as you make this circus train! Instead of doing lions and clowns and other stuff like that, you could do Coco, Honey, Mackenzie and Bluey in their respective circus roles. It'll be a blast!
When I'm thinking about Work, Bluey's most boring game ever, I'm thinking about how Bingo is portrayed in this episode - she's a frog, and she doesn't speak in this episode aside from the word "Ribbit!" If Loose Parts were to do an activity based on this episode, she'd include this froggy sensory activity with it. Best of all, it's based on a nursery rhyme!
In the very first Bluey episode, 'Magic Xylophone', Bluey and Bingo squabble over a magic xylophone which they use to freeze Dad in time and space. Draw your favourite moment from the episode for everyone in your family to see!
1.Get out a piece of paper and your favourite pencils, crayons and markers.
2.Draw your favourite moment from 'Magic Xylophone'.
3.Write somewhere on the page, 'We Can All Remember This...'.
4.Hang it up on your fridge or on your bedroom wall for everyone to see!
As if my day couldn't get any more exciting, CBBC finally responded to my letters! They sent me a letter back, two pictures of hosts Joe and Alishea and a rubber featuring Hacker and Dodge. Can my day get any better?
Sybil went out for a day she'd never forget today. My name is Todd, and today I'm going to tell you about the most memorable outing Sybil has taken ever.
It all started when she and Libby went for a drive to see some alpacas at the hen farm. Libby said they put the alpacas in to get the foxes out...not friendly ones like me.
When Sybil finally went to Sarah's house, she brought some sausage rolls and some chocolate muffins from Harry Gow's, where she had a memorable lunch while watching Tracy Beaker with her. She encouraged her to do a script based on The Lion King. She was doing scripts based on Grease, The Secret Garden, Midsomer Murders and Pride & Prejudice. She even added her email and her name in it so she can contact Sarah whenever she fancies. These two clips are what occurred in Sybil's head when she was having lunch with her friend.However, when Sybil went to use the toilet, it was already filled with poop! She sprayed some of Sarah's deodorant and body spray on herself instead.After her little fling at Sarah's, she went to Libby's house to watch Tangled and Star Wars on Disney+, while cuddling Jake. It proved to be the best day ever, second to the days when old episodes of Scream Street aired on CBBC!
Almost too shocking for the truth, isn't it? At least she made it to a happy ending. I must be going, Copper's calling me to play! Bye!
In Omelette, Bingo and Chilli set about making Bandit an omelette for his birthday breakfast, but throughout, Dad gets the hunger pangs jumping about inside his not-so-huge-Daddy Pig-like tummy, while Bingo goes crazy covering herself in eggs! To show how much you appreciate Ludo making such an episode that'll want to make you hungry, make some art based on the episode using a piece of paper and your favourite markers, pens and pencils!
1.Draw a picture of your favourite moment from the episode.
2.Write somewhere on the paper, 'Breakfast Is Served'.
3.Ask your parents to take a picture of you and your picture.
4.Also ask your parents to share the photo on their social media accounts by tagging @Bluey and @GottaBeDone and emailing it to hello@ludostudio.com.au.
5.Hang this picture up on your bedroom wall or your fridge so everyone can see.
Don't blame me if this activity makes you hangry afterwards!
Hey, Gotta Be Done, since you released a recap of the Bluey episode 'Omelette', I've got another recipe just for you in case you get hangry again! Chilli and Bingo should've made a full breakfast for Bandit on Fathers' Day, including not only eggs, but sausages, bacon, toast and tomatoes. It's time to make it the real Irish way!
Since the 1950s', Barbie has posed as a lover of animals, caring for them as a vet or a zookeeper or anyone else too. Unfortunately, promoting elephant rides and dog breeding is cruel, and the adult PETA website has set up a campaign to help Mattel stop selling the Barbie Newborn Pups set as it showed a cruel example of dog breeding. Now it's up to you to show Mattel and Barbie that elephant rides are cruel! I wish they released a toy of Barbie as an animal sanctuary worker...
In 'BBC Shutdown', Andy and the band delivered the greatest punishment the BBC has ever received for taking my favourite show away - appearing in lifts, invading CBBC and Newsround, sliming the manager etc.. They even showed images of Children In Need, even though it's not November! Unfortunately, it's Andy's favourite charity. Now it's your turn to show how much Andy & The Band love CBBC and send it in to show how thankful you are to have Andy punish the broadcasting house for bad behaviour!
2.Get out a piece of paper and your favourite markers, pens and pencils.
3.Draw a picture of your favourite member of the Odd Socks in your brightest colours.
4.Write somewhere on the paper a band member introducing him or herself and his or her favourite CBBC show, etc. 'My name is Rio and my favourite CBBC show is Danger Mouse'.
5.Draw a picture of the favourite CBBC show you chose next to your chosen band member. Bonus points if it's Scream Street!
6.Fold up the drawing and put it in an envelope. Mail it to:
CBBC
PO Box 9989
Salford
M5 0DP
7.Before you do the sixth step, draw your picture again and place it in your bedroom or on the fridge so everyone can see!
And remember, don't watch any other CBBC show apart from this above mentioned Andy & The Band episode, classic series on CBBC and Scream Street. You'll thank me later.
Hi! I'm Buster, one of Arthur's friends from school. I'm really sad that our final episodes featuring us as adults will be approaching soon, but to while away the time while I look back on the episodes that made me and my pal Arthur, I'm going to tell you about what my good friend Sybil got up to when she went out with her support worker Siobhan.
The day began when a new man named Ben joined Sybil and Siobhan. He was a nice man, and was revealed to have watched Bluey with his son on Disney+. The order for the picnic at Portmahomack today was sausage rolls, apple slices, chocolate and orange juice, so while Siobhan and Ben went into ASDA to get them, Sybil wrote in her notebook. She couldn't decide which notebooks to take, so she took two. The one she wrote in was for an idea that popped into her head this morning when she woke up - I.B.F.Fs Favourite Moments. Think of it as like 'Horrid Henry's Movie Moments' but with favourite episodes of Bluey Season 3 - Curry Quest, Pass The Parcel, Explorers, Tina, Faceytalk and Fairytale.Curry Quest is a chaptered story that begins with Mr. Watson trying to encourage 6-year-old Sybil and her brothers Luke and Resus and her sister Cleo to go to the park, but they're too immersed in a book series that is deemed too scary for little ones, but not for Sybil because she's used to the gory horror novels her brothers read - Zombie Quest. I remember when Arthur couldn't stomach the darker and scarier comics, but Fern did. Sorry if you're reading this, Fern!
Ben officially announced that he was going to Disneyland! Sybil was excited and asked whether his family would see Mickey Mouse or Winnie The Pooh, or maybe even Stitch. Stitch was Ben's favourite Disney character, and he has named almost everything after him. Sybil could even do an impressive Stitch impersonation.
At the picnic, things went fairly well, especially when Sybil found a ball near the dock. She bounced it up and down multiple times, but eventually set it falling into the sea far below. Siobhan suggested they get some cakes to take home to Mum, and Sybil gave Ben homework - to watch episodes of Zenimation and Star Wars Galaxy Of Sounds and set them to music. Now here comes the awful bit...
Sybil had a little meltdown, not only because she was confused about whether to go for a walk or not, but also about whether to spend her money on CDs or cake. She was screaming for Siobhan to take her home, until she decided they should go to the bookshop to spend the rest of her money.
Now I don't know about you, but my friend Carl has Asperger's, which makes him difficult for him to see the world like me and my friends do. Sybil has coped with her autism really well, especially at the bookshop where she got to pick a pen for herself with the money she had left over.
Boy, what a day out. I need to have a lie down because all this talking about Asperger's has tired me out. See ya later, alligator!
Prepare yourself for the greatest punishment CBBC has to face since losing its license! Andy and his crew are ready to invade every single portion of the BBC - Newsround, CBBC, Children In Need (is Pudsey one of Andy's biggest fans?), Saturday Mash Up...almost every single bit of the BBC is under wrath from Andy and the Odd Socks, not just because of what they did to my favourite show, but also because of all the pain they had to inflict upon me such as nagging at its viewers to watch iPlayer. And you're doing it right now! The woman with the clipboard reminds me of Super Sally from Horrid Henry Minds His Manners. Remember to read it shortly after you've seen this momentous punishment!
A Place To Sleep is all about - you guessed it - sleep, so there's a game themed around sleeping, too! It's called 'Sleeping Lions' and it's a game where people lie on the floor while one person tries to tempt them to wake up with jokes and songs. One person is the hunter, while everyone lying on the floor becomes...the hunted.😆Heh-heh-heh...
After you've played that game, watch the Teletubbies episode 'Wake Up Time' and join in at home with some children singing the nursery rhyme 'Sleeping Bunnies'!
