CBLT - Friday, May 24, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #3

Wow, what a fun day. What a fun day, what a fun day We've had here together What a fun day, what a fun day Couldn't have been better We played and laughed Tried something new And spent time with our friends We learned that there's kindness brings a smile And now, we've reached the end Oh, what a fun day, what a fun day It was the bestest sort We've had the most fun day with you In Gary's Magic Fort Thanks for all your help today my friend. It always feels good to be kind. And now, Stuffy and I have one more thing to give. Ready Stuffy? 1, 2, 3 and 4 and... Gary the Unicorn here at theCouncil of Yukon First Nationsto learn all about hand games, isn't that right? -Kids: Yeah! -[Gary hoots] Let the games begin. [drumming] This is my good friend Taven, who's going to tell us all about how to play hand games. OK, Taven, I'm ready to learn, Taven, tell me. So there's two teams, and then one team tied the rock behind their back, and when you're ready and have it in one hand, you come up and when the other team points, if you point to the hand that doesn't have the rock, you're safe, and if they point to the hand that has the rock, you're out. So two teams... ..hiding rocks, point to somebody's hand that could have a rock in it or not. And that's how you play the game? Yeah. Very excited. Can, can you show me? OK, which one? There's your rock? This is your rock right here. Taven: Here. Gary: OK, you've got your rock and now you're going to hide it, OK. I won't look. [light] OK. Are you hiding it? -Yeah. -OK, OK, OK. OK. Now I have to guess. I have to guess which hand it is, Right? -Yeah. -OK. Ah... This one. Hmm. Oh! That means you're safe and I have to keep guessing, right? -Yes. -OK, phew. I think I got the hang of this now. Oh, look at me. I'm playing hand games. I am going to be so good at this game I can't even tell you. [excited giggles] [drumming] Oh, me? OK. Kids: Gary! What? Does that mean I'm out? -Yeah. -Yeah. -Yup. -Oh. But yay, this is so much fun! Thank you so much for having me here and, and teaching me how to play hand games. My only question is, ah, since I don't really have hands, I have hooves. Can we play hoof games next? -Kids: Yeah! -Yeah! [upbeat] [zapping] [tuning radio sounds] Announcer: CBC Kids. (up-tempo music) Hey you What you gonna do Come along with medown to Ukulele U They got what you like to sing and what you like to do And a million magic things down at Ukulele U Ukulele me Ukulele U We're Ukulele free and we're Ukulele true Where Ukulele see What Ukulele do It's the bestest place to be down at Ukulele U (cheering) (lively music) Do do-bee-dee do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do-do-do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do-do-do Hey Waaseyaa Someone's calling my name Hey Waaseyaa I think I hear it again You're wanted on the telephone If it's not Isy I'm not home Do do-bee-dee do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do-do-do Hey Isy Someone's calling my name Hey Isy I think I hear it again You're wanted on the telephone If it's not Waaseyaa I'm not home Do do-bee-dee do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do-do-do Do-bee-do-bee Are you calling me Where you calling from So glad you're calling me Before my song is done Do do-bee-dee do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do-do-do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do Do-bee-dee-do-do-do

Do-bee-do-bee - Are you ready to learn a songand then get upand dance with us? You are? Let's go! (kids): Hi! - Hey, everybody! Great to see you today. And I was thinking about a song, and it's all about being true to yourself. And it goes like this. It's a little do-do part, so it's gonna be like this. Do do do do do do do do do do do do Do do do do do do do do do do do do Do do do do do do do do do do do do Want to try? Do do do do do do do do do do do do - That's it. Do do do do do do do do - Very good singing. Let's see if everybody has it at home. Do do do do do do do do do do do do - Let's do a really nice loud one! Do do do do do do do do do do do do - Wow! Nice job! Again. Do do do do do do do do do do do do - I love it. Do do do do do do do do do do do do - Okay, back to me. I have a turn, and then you're gonna come back with your do-dos, okay? So listen up. My turn. You do you do you do you do you You do you You do you do you do you do you And me do me Do do do do do do - Yes, you've got it! Good job! Do do do do do do - Everyone doing it? Do do do do do do do do do do do do - Excellent! Do do do do do do Do do do do do do - Oh, yeah. Do do do do do do Do do do do do do - Let's see if we try this part that sounds like "me do me." Okay? You can join in when you have it. And me do me You're just gonna say "me do me." Me do me - That's it! Everyone at home, want to try it? "Me do me." Me do me - Beautiful! And me do me Here's our big ending. And me do me... What beautiful singing. Good job, everyone! (kids): Good job! - I love hearing you sing "me do me." Really nice. (lively music) (kids): Time for a joke! - Hey, Quintin, knock-knock. - Who's there? - Stan. - Stan who? - "Stan" back. I think you're gonna sneeze. Knock-knock. - Who's there? - Atch. - Atch who? - See? Told you you were gonna sneeze! (laughter) (soft music) (kids): Who are you? - Hey, Evan, what are you looking for? - Eagles. They're one of my favourite animals. Did you know an eagle's eyesight is five times better than a human's vision? - Yes. And they have see-through eyelids. And they can see ultraviolet light. - Wow. Guess they won't be needing binoculars, then. (laughter) (lively music) (kids): Ready to dance? (mid-tempo music) I like messy you like neat I like salty you like sweet I like to borrow you like to lend I like the beginning and you like the end so You do you do you do you do you You do you You do you do you do you do you And me do me Do do do do do do do do do do do do And me do me Do do do do do do do do do do do do I like kittens you like bugs I like handshakes you like hugs I like to bike and you like to walk I like to listen you like to talk so You do you do you do you do you You do you You do you do you do you do you And me do me Do do do do do do do do do do do do Me do me Do do do do do do do do do do do do Me do me Do do do do do do do do do do do do Me do me Do do do do do do do do do do do do And me do me U is for unique Be yourself there's only one you K is for kind You care for others as well as yourself E's for everybody You belong And you can makea difference We can make a difference You can make a difference Subtitling: difuze

[giggling] [all cheering] - She's true - True - True - True She'll wish for me and you Hero, hero She's true True Rainbow Kingdom "Hino Tari Hullabaloo" [laughter, chatter] [gasps] Bartleby, look!It's starting! Everyone's on their wayto the Fundawunda Festival! - Whoo! I'm so excited!- Me too! How many events are wegonna go to? How many? All of them.The Pie-Eating contest, the Yeti Stomp Dance contest, the Rainbow CityBus Toot Salute-- they all asked meto be a judge today! Wow! That sounds...like a lot of stuff to do. Yeah. But I love to doa lot, and help a lot. [Rainbow King] A giggly green morning to you, True and Bartleby. Join us in celebrating all that makes Rainbow Kingdom fun and wonderful-- Fundawunda! Fundawunda! Fundawunda! Oh, I brought a special surprise for this year's festival-- a Hino Tari egg. The Hino Tari mama bird lays only one egg every thousand years. Ah! What a nice thing to share with us for the Fundawunda Festival! And speaking of the festival, True, I am a bit concerned about all the royal functions I must attend to while watching the egg. I can watch the egg for you while you do all your Fundawunda kingly duties. Really? Why, thank you, True! You're always so helpful. Oh! How cute! Uh, True. Aren't you already busy with a bunch of events today, - kind of? - I am. But I can do all that and watch the egg. No problem. [Rainbow King] Thank you, True. Enjoy the Fundawunda Festival! [all] Oh, look at it! Yeah, the egg is, well, an egg. But this ice cream cone is amazement! True, check out my multi-flavored mega-scoop monster cone! Five-second rule! [slurping] One, two... - [giggling] - [horns honking] That's my first event! The Rainbow City Bus Toot Salute! On your way, Judge True. Have fun. [slurping] Mmm. - [horns honking] - Uh-oh. Eggie doesn't seem to like loud noises. I got this. You go honk it up with the buses, and I'll toodle around with Eggie here. Thanks, B. I'll be back soon! Ah, a cat's work is never done. Who's my Eggie? You're my Eggie. Yeah. Oh, hello, True! Are you ready to judge the Toot Salute? [laughs] Oh-- where's the Hino Tari egg? Eggie doesn't like loud noises, Your Highness. So Bartleby's watching it until I get back. Ah. Good thinking. All right, buses, let's hear those toots! [tooting] Nice! [honking] Oh, lovely! [heavenly choir sings] Golden gardenias! It's beautiful! We have a Toot Salute winner! - Congratulations! - Oh, my! Eggs are particularly comfortable with kitty cats. It's obvious, the calming effect of a nurturing kitty cat. - Hey, B. - [yowls] How's Eggie doing? Over easy. [laughs] That's an egg joke. It means Eggie's fine. [laughing] Oh, good. I guess I didn't have to scramble back. - [laughing] - Oh, "scramble." Good one. Hi! The Yeti Stomp Dance contest must be starting now! Mm-hmm. - [stomping - Uh-oh! More loud noise? Poor Eggie. Oh-oh-oh-- Oh, whew. You go. I'll keep egg-sitting. Thanks, B. Back soon! - Eggie want a balloon? Hee hee! - Yay! Maybe we'll just pick a couple to tie around you. Oh, this one looks nice. - No, no. - Unh? Look at that. That's incredible. Look at the colors on that one. That-- Oh-- Whoa! Wait a minute! That one! No, no. How about those two? - Wait. Unh-unh. - Mama? - Maybe those ones there. Yeah. - [cheeping] Hold on. Balloons are floaty. What if they carried Eggie away?! Oh, ha ha ha! Ahh, what am I worried about? It's not like you're gonna-- Whoa!-- --hatch and run away! Oh, no. [Yetis humming]

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