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Poetry Pie

James McAvoy

Findlay Smith

Charlie Kenyon

Amber Warren

Julie Grifo

Emma Halvorsen

Elanor Sims

Kez Margrie

Poetry Pie: Episode 3

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Learning: Pre-School

Episode 3

CBeebies - Poetry Pie, Episode 3

The naughty worms are up to their tricks again.

Animated creatures act, dance and sing in a magical world of poetry. Findlay the dragon and his friends battle with some wild weather and we meet an alien dog.

Newly baked and fresh today, eat while hot or take away! The Poetry Pie is open for adventure and out pop a cast of animal friends who act, dance and sing in a magical world of poems.

Findlay the dragon and his friends battle with some wild weather, we meet an alien dog and the naughty worms are up to their tricks again.

Featuring poems by Roger Mcgough, James Carter, Mike Kivi, Brian Patten and Bodnant Infants School.

The UK's most watched and most loved channel for the under-sixes.

The UK's most watched and most loved channel for the under-sixes, dedicated to delighting and surprising its pre-school audience.

Pre-school fun featuring animated creatures who act, dance and sing the words of poetry

Pre-school fun featuring a cast of animated creatures who act, dance and sing in a magical world of poetry

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