Twirlywoos

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Children's: Factual

Learning: Pre-School

Join the Twirlywoos for a whole host of adventures on their big red boat.

Join the funny, lovable Twirlywoos for a whole host of adventures on their big red boat and learn all about the brilliant world around us.

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Anne Wood

Steve Roberts

Linda Bassett

Neil Nunes

Bob Golding

Sophie Cartman

Twirlywoos: Series 3: Episode 20: More About On and Off

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Episode 20

Episode 20: More About On and Off

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In a shoe shop, the Twirlywoos meet a man who is trying shoes on and then taking them off.

Stop-motion preschool programme. The Twirlywoos learn about on and off by watching a man trying shoes on and taking them off in a shoe shop.

The Twirlywoos watch a man buying shoes in a shoe shop. He tries a pair of shoes on, but he is not sure, so he takes them off. The Twirlywoos drop down other shoes for the man to try on. The man puts on and takes off the different shoes until, eventually, he puts on a pair of flippers and he is delighted.

Back inside The Big Red Boat, there is an octopus near Peekaboo's house. Peekaboo comes out and the octopus lands on Peekaboo. The octopus jumps on and off Peekaboo, then jumps on and off the Twirlywoos. The octopus continues jumping on and off the Twirlywoos, and Chickedy and Chick jump on and off the octopus. The octopus jumps high, out of the top of The Big Red Boat and it then jumps on and off the Quacky Birds, eventually jumping off into the sea.

Twirlywoos: Series 3

Series 3

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Stop-motion preschool programme about the adventures of four inquisitive Twirlywoos.

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