You're getting to be a big boy.
♪I'm just a kid who's four
♪Each day I grow some more
♪I like exploring - I'm Caillou
♪So many things to do
♪Each day is something new
♪I'll share them
with you - I'm Caillou
♪My world is turning,
changing each day
♪With mommy and daddy
I'm finding my way
♪Growing up is not so tough
♪'Cept when I've had enough
♪But there's lots
of fun stuff - I'm Caillou
♪Caillou, Caillou
♪I'm Caillou.
That's me!
And me!
And me!
And me!
Wheee!
This is so much fun.
Wow!
I have never seen
anything like that before.
What is it?
Snowpeople!
Little snowpeople.
Hello, little snowperson.
My name is Rexy and I live here.
Hello?
Oh, I think they're shy.
Maybe I'm like a giant
and my voice is so loud
they think it's thunder!
Hello?
Oh.
I don't want to scare them.
Wait a minute!
Maybe if I give them some
food, then they'll like me.
Okay, don't go
away, I'll be right back.
-It was one of the
very first days of spring.
The snow was melting,
the flowers were growing,
and Caillou and his family
were outside enjoying it.
-See, there's a
flower poking its nose up to
catch a few rays of the sun!
Now that all the snow
is gone, the flowers can grow.
The snow will be
gone for a long, long time.
-Caillou felt a bit sad
that all the snow was gone.
He loved playing in the snow
and he was going to miss it.
-Gilbert!
-Hi Caillou.
-Look what I found.
-That's the last of the snow.
It will all be melted soon.
-I wish I could keep it.
-Well, if you want to
keep it frozen, you should
put it in the freezer.
-Caillou thought
that was a great idea.
-No room!
I know where!
-Caillou thought of a
perfect place to keep his snow.
-The bathtub!
-Let's get some more!
-Caillou and Sarah brought
up pail after pail of snow until
the tub was filled
with Caillou's very own snow.
-What do you
want to make with it?
-A snowman!
My hands are cold.
-Brr.
Mine too.
-We need mittens!
There!
-Now it just needs
some eyes and a nose.
-Hi kids.
Sarah, your mom was
just calling you in for lunch.
-Okay.
Bye Caillou.
Have fun with the snow.
-Snow?
-Oh.
-Can I have a carrot, mommy?
-Go ahead, honey, lunch
will be a little while.
-Caillou thought his snowman
looked absolutely perfect.
-Caillou! Wash your hands.
Lunch will be ready in a minute!
-After lunch, Caillou
helped Daddy wash the car
and he helped Mommy with supper.
Before he knew it was
time to get ready for bed.
-Hey!
Where did my snowman go?
-A snowman?
In the bath tub?
-I wanted to
keep it until winter.
-But it's time
for the snow to make room
for the grass and flowers.
Spring is a lot of fun too, we
can ride bikes and climb trees.
-I like riding my bike!
-Caillou would miss the snow,
but when he thought about it,
there were a lot of things
he liked about spring too!
-Bye, Mr. Snowman!
See you next year.
-Ah.
The thing about spring
is that you can never remember
how beautiful it really
is until you see it again.
-Oh! Too true.
I'd forgotten completely.
I always have so
much energy in the spring,
I hardly know
what to do with it.
-I think he's got
his mind on something.
-Clearly.
-Oh!
Hi little birdie!
-Caillou was very excited.
He'd seen the Cardinal
before but this morning
he saw something extra special.
-A bird's nest!
And an egg!
Mommy! Daddy!
I found a birds nest!
-Really?
-Come and see!
-In a little bit Caillou.
Right now we have
an important job to do.
It's Spring Cleaning
time, when we clean the
house from top to bottom.
-Can I help?
-Caillou wanted to
help his mommy and daddy
and got straight
to work lending a hand.
-Huh?
-Hi Grandpa!
-Hello Caillou! I've come
to look after you and Rosie.
How about we
go and play outside?
-In a little bit. Right now,
I have an important job to do.
-Okay, Caillou.
You can come outside with me
and help me clean the windows,
while Mommy gets
a start on the kitchen.
-Okay!
-Look Caillou, a Cardinal.
Is that the nest you saw?
-There's an egg inside it Daddy!
-There is?
Well, we'll have
to keep an eye on it then.
-Okay Daddy!
-How'd you like to
clean this window Caillou?
It's just the
right height for you.
-I'll do a good job!
-The first thing we have to do
is get your sponge good and wet.
Okay.
Now wash the window
with the sponge, then put
the sponge back in the water.
-Caillou wanted to do
a good job, so he took his time,
and washed the window
just like his Daddy told him.
-Like this, Daddy?
-Good, Caillou! Next, we dry
the window with a paper towel.
And we're done!
Think you can remember all that?
-Yes!
-Do you want me to
help you with the next one?
-No! I can do it!
I'm washing windows, Gilbert!
Hey, Where's my sponge?
Here it is!
-Caillou tried to remember
everything his Daddy had
shown him about washing windows.
-Gilbert!
You're all wet!
-Caillou thought Gilbert
looked pretty silly.
He wanted to dry him off but
Gilbert didn't like the idea.
-Gilbert!
Gilbert, you made a mess.
-Caillou didn't have
time to talk to the Cardinal.
Right now, he had an
important job to do, cleaning
up the mess Gilbert made.
-Hi Daddy!
Look at me!
I'm raking!
-I thought you were
washing windows, Caillou!
-I was!
Now I'm raking!
Huh.
-I think you've
earned a glass of juice.
-Okay.
Mommy?
-Caillou had already helped
daddy, now it was mommy's turn.
-Caillou!
-Look Mommy!
I'm mopping up!
Hi Daddy.
-Caillou wants
to help outside again.
-Great.
Do you know what happened
to these paper towels?
-Gilbert got all wet from the
bucket but I couldn't find him,
so I raked the
leaves and I mopped up.
I want to be a big help!
-Caillou, it's very
nice that you want to help,
but you need to
finish what you start.
-You know, maybe Caillou
needs his very own chore.
-Caillou liked the idea of
having his very own chore to do.
There was just
one thing troubling him.
-What's a chore?
-Caillou's Mommy and Daddy
explained that a chore is a
special job that someone
does to help around the house.
-And that's how
you make a bed Caillou.
-And making your
own bed can be your chore!
-Can I try it now?
-Sure Caillou.
Here, let me help you.
-No Mommy! I want to do it.
-Making the bed was
Caillou's special chore,
and he wanted
to do it all by himself.
-Okay Caillou. We'll
leave you to do your chore.
-Peek-a-boo!
-Rosie, no!
-Oh, sorry Caillou.
Rosie and I are
playing hide and seek.
Would you like to join us?
-No thanks Grandpa!
I'm doing my chore!
-Oh I see!
Well
I'll make sure Rosie doesn't
disturb you any more, Caillou!
You're busy with important work!
-Gilbert!
Now I have to do my chore again!
Ah!
-Caillou was
proud that he had done such
a good job with his chore.
-Well Caillou. You
really stuck to this chore.
And you did very well.
-Oh!
-Well what do you
know. A baby Cardinal.
-He needs to tidy his nest!
-His Mommy and Daddy
will help him clean up.
-But some day he'll be
old enough to do his own chores.
-Just like me!
-There you are Snowpeople.
See, I just want to be friends.
Oh, you don't
have to be afraid of me.
You might think I'm a big
ferocious dinosaur, but I'm not.
I'm really, really, really nice.
You could ask Gilbert and Teddy.
I've never hurt anybody, ever.
Ah.
Maybe if I go away and come
back, you'll enjoy the crackers.
Okay.
-Springtime just feels like
getting up and doing things.
-I'm dreaming of a catnap
in the golden rays of the sun.
I really should
go out and see if I can find
a sunny dry place to snooze.
-Oh, good idea.
I think I'll come with you.
I don't want to be so
busy getting ready for spring
that I miss it entirely.
Spring!
Spring is walking,
and driveway chalking.
Spring is flowers,
and planting for hours.
Spring is sunshine,
and feeling so fine.
Spring is skipping,
and never tripping.
-Chelsea, look at the
baby leaves and the buds.
They're going to turn
into flowers, and bigger leaves.
See the buds?
-Yeah.
-See them?
Look, here they're bigger.
See?
-Spring is trees,
busy growing leaves.
Spring is playing,
and outdoor all-daying.
Spring is skating
with Daddy waiting.
Spring is gliding,
and up and down riding.
Spring is beautiful,
as you can see,
in a driveway
drawing made by me!
-We're going to run
a few errands together.
With all that rain outside
we have to dress up to keep dry.
-Huh hmmmm.
We can jump in all the puddles.
Uh-oh, this feels funny.
-Here, let me help you.
-It's OK. I want to do it.
Hmmf.
I did it.
-Great.
Need some help
with your buttons?
Let's go.
-But, Caillou had forgotten
something very important.
-Mommy?
-Yes, dear?
-I have to go to the bathroom.
-Oh.
I'll wait for you here.
-Caillou rushed
off to the bathroom.
On his way there, something
caught his attention.
-Vrrroooommm.
phew, watch out.
vrrrooomm.
Vrrroummm. vrrroummm.
-Caillou?
Caillou.
Caillou.
-Daddy.
-What are you doing here?
-I. I was. um.
going to the bathroom.
Oh no, I've got to go now.
I really have to go!!!
Vvvvvvvveeeee.
Daddy look, an airplane.
-May I see your airplane please?
Let's land your airplane
back in the airport, OK?
It'll still be
here when you come back.
And have you
forgotten about Mommy?
-Mommy!
I forgot. Did Mommy wait for me?
-Caillou came back
quickly to meet his Mommy,
but when he got there, she
was putting away the raincoats.
-Mommy. I'm here.
Aren't we going any more?
-Oh no, we're
still going, but look.
-The sun was shining
so Caillou and his Mommy
didn't need raincoats.
But there were
still plenty of puddles.
-This one first.
And this one goes in here.
Mommy.
I think you forgot something.
Yay. Puddles.
Look Mommy.
-I know they're fun,
but we have to run errands now.
-Ohhh.
-You know what we can do though?
We can leave tracks
on our way to the store.
Look.
-Ooooo! What do I
smell that smells so good?
Wow! Somebody left
some crackers out here,
right near the crocuses.
Oh. I guess they
don't want them any more.
Mmm. I'm pretty hungry.
So, um. uh.
I'll take them.
-Oh. I think the Snowpeople
are really afraid.
They're not even moving.
Hmm.
I'll give them a minute.
-The snow is melting.
-Oh yes.
Oh, and this sunny
spot on the porch looks like
a great place for a cat to nap.
Purrfect!
-I think I'll take
a stroll around the garden
and see how spring is doing.
-Ah, see you soon.
♪Bees buzz, breezes whisper,
♪flocks of geese
honk across the sky.
♪Birds fly high, flowers open,
♪Forest creatures
sing lullabies.
♪It's spring, it's spring,
Come join the song and sing!
♪It's spring, it's spring,
Come and dance around the ring!
♪Birds are chirping,
trees grow leaves,
♪Flowers swaying in the breeze.
♪Winter snow just went away,
♪Spring invites us out to play!
♪Kites fly. Kids on bicycles,
♪Hats and mittens
are tossed away.
♪Sunlight shimmers, rivers run.
♪Animals all come out to play.
♪It's spring, it's spring,
Come join the song and sing!
♪It's spring, it's spring,
Come and dance around the ring!
♪Birds are chirping,
trees grow leaves,
♪Flowers swaying in the breeze.
♪Winter snow just went away,
Spring invites us out to play!
♪Winter snow just went away,
Spring invites us out to play!
It was a beautiful day.
Caillou and his family
were going on a picnic.
-We're almost there, you guys.
-Yeah!
-Caillou had invited
his friend Leo to come too.
-Here, you go.
That's everything we need.
-No it isn't, Daddy.
-What's the matter?
Have I forgotten something?
-Yes.
-What did I forget?
-You forgot the picnic.
-I know. I was just joking.
Why don't you give me a hand?
-It's heavy.
-It won't be so
heavy after the picnic.
-Caillou and Leo led
the way along a forest path.
-It's like being in
your story book about brave
knights and dragons,
isn't it Caillou?
-Yes.
-Caillou always loved going
on picnics with his family.
It was even more fun
with Leo, because they could
go and play after
they finished eating.
-Don't go too far.
-OK, Daddy.
Wow. Look.
-Look at me. I'm a brave knight.
I have a sword.
-Look!
Ugh.
I have a sword too.
-This is the bad dragon.
-Yay. We're fighting
the bad dragon.
-Caillou and Leo loved playing
brave knights and dragons.
-Caillou. Leo.
-Caillou. Leo. Come back here.
-but this game
didn't last very long.
-Oh.
-What's the matter?
Ohhh.
-Let's stop here.
-Rosie's scared of the thunder.
It sounds a bit like
a dragon roaring, doesn't it?
-Mmm.
Look, Rosie.
I'm a brave knight.
This is my sword.
-I'm a brave knight too.
We were fighting a dragon.
-We'll protect you.
Wow.
-Is everything
OK, brave knights?
Are there any more dragons?
-Don't worry. We'll protect you.
-I'll sneak the
eensiest teensiest peek.
Wow! They ate
them, they did eat them!
-Oh, well, we certainly know
it's spring when we can see.
-Stand back! Stand back
Teddy! You'll scare them!
-W-w-what is it?
-The snowpeople.
-The what?
-The little Snowpeople.
Great Gadoodles!
They liked my crackers.
And look at the
pretty hats they have on!
-The.
Snowpeople?
Crackers?
-Uhuh.
Shh, you'll scare them.
-Rexy.
-Shh. You have to whisper.
Your big voice might.
-Rexy?
-Yes?
-You have the best
imagination in the whole wide
world, except for maybe Caillou.
-I do?
-Yes, well, these
are flowers. Crocuses.
-Flowers?
But everybody in the
whole wide world knows that
flowers don't grow in snow.
And they ate my crackers.
-These spring
flowers are growing in the
earth up through the snow.
-Oh, well now
that I look at them, their
hats are a lot like flowers.
But, Teddy,
they ate my crackers.
-Um.
I think Diedi
is enjoying your treat.
-Diedi?
Oh.
-You know Rexy, you
have a fabulous imagination!
Maybe one day you'll be
a writer dreaming up whole books
about such things,
and Caillou and his friends
will read about them.
-Maybe I will.
-And spring is
just the right time to think
new and exciting thoughts.
-Yeah.
-Come back and see me soon!
- Mommy! Ha! Ha!
Mommy is great!
She takes me to
fun places like the beach!
Mommy says it's fun to try
new things.
She likes it when
I draw her pictures.
- It's beautiful, Caillou!
Thank you!
- And I like it when
she tucks me in at night.
Rosie!
She'e my baby
sister and I love her.
We play games together a lot.
And we have fun!
I get to show her things I like.
And sometimes
I help take care of her.
Because I'm her big brother.
04x02 - Springtime
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An educational show that stars the 4-year-old title character (pronounced KY-YOO), who lives with his mother, father and sister in a blue house on Pine Street.
An educational show that stars the 4-year-old title character (pronounced KY-YOO), who lives with his mother, father and sister in a blue house on Pine Street.