Caillou

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You're getting to be a big boy!

That's me!

Hi Clementine!

What's that ribbon for?

- I won it at my swimming lessons.

- I got a blue one at my Daddy's office picnic.

I was the fastest runner!

I'm a fast runner too!

What's the matter, Caillou?

Aren't you going to try and catch them?

- I can't run as fast as they can.

- Don't let that bother you.

You're good at lots of other things.

- I wish I could win a ribbon like Clementine's.

Well, maybe you can.

You've given me a wonderful idea.

I'll be right back.

Boom!

- Grandma thought she could help Caillou win a ribbon.

- Okay everybody, who wants to play some games?

I have plenty of ribbons you can win!

: I do!

- Don't you want to play with the others, Caillou?

Will I win a ribbon?

- I don't know, but you'll have lots of fun trying.

Caillou?

- Wait for me, Grandma!

- In this race, everyone has to walk heel to toe. Like this!

One foot right in front of the other, all the way to the white ribbon.

Is everyone ready?

On your mark!

Get set! Go!

Rosie too!

- Hurray! Clementine wins! - Yeah!

- Caillou was disappointed he hadn't won,

but he was determined to win the next game.

Well done everybody!

Ready for another one?

: Yeah!

- How about a big smile for Grandma?

Oh.

Very nice.

Lovely.

Hum.

Oh, I found the biggest smile!

Leo is the winner! - Ha! Ha! Ha!

- Good smiling, Leo. - Thank you.

What's the matter, Caillou?

I want to win a ribbon!

- I know you do honey, but remember, they're games.

And games are supposed to be fun!

- Caillou decided that Mommy was right.

He was thinking too much about the ribbons

and not enough about having fun.

- Who wants to play the next game?

I do!

- Next was the contest for the silliest walk!

Oh!

- Rosie wins! She's the silliest!

- Hurray! - I win. I win.

- Now this is an obstacle course.

First you jump over this mattress and land

with both feet.

Then you do a hurdle jump over the ball, like this.

Then you pick up the ball,

stand on the line and throw it into the basket.

If it goes in, run as fast as you can back to the start.

On your mark!

Get set! - : Rosie! - Go!

- : And Caillou is in the lead!

He made it! What a jump!

: Oooh!...

: Ah...

- : Caillou is still in the lead! - Yeah!

Out of the way, Gilbert! -

Gilbert!

- You silly cat! You messed up our finish.

Boy, you two were fast!

Good race, Leo.

- Caillou was having so much fun now

he'd forgotten all about winning a ribbon.

Grandma's next game was the 'no smiling' contest.

No matter what happened, you couldn't smile

or laugh or giggle!

Oh!

Ha! Ha! Ha!

- Rosie's out! Come sit with me, Rosie.

Let's make the others laugh.

Ha! Ha! Ha!

Ha! Ha! Ha!

Caillou's the winner!

: Yay!

Caillou winner!

I won! I won!

I did it! - : Yay!

- All right Gilbert, you can have a ribbon too.

For having the best purr!

- Yay Gilbert! -

Stronger everyday.

CAILLOU WAS VERY EXCITED

BECAUSE HIS FRIEND ANDRE

WAS COMING TO PLAY SOCCER WITH HIM.

CAILLOU?

WHAT'S ALL THAT NOISE?

WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

CAILLOU, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

NOTHING.

NOTHING?

ANDRE'S COMING.

I KNOW.

WE'RE GONNA PLAY SOCCER.

ANDRE'S THE BEST SOCCER PLAYER.

I KNOW HE IS, SWEETIE.

BUT YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO PLAY

SOCCER IN THE HOUSE, ARE YOU?

NO, MOMMY.

CAILLOU DECIDED TO PRACTICE BEFORE ANDRE ARRIVED.

AH!

CAILLOU, LOOK WHO'S HERE.

HI, ANDRE.

(PLAYING LAUGHTER AND CHATTER)

WOW!

ANDRE, YOU'RE A REALLY GOOD PLAYER.

MY TURN.

CAILLOU WANTED TO BE A SOCCER PLAYER

JUST LIKE ANDRE.

OOF!

I DON'T LIKE THIS GAME.

REMEMBER THE TIME YOU LEARNED TO SKATE?

YES?

WELL, YOU HAD TO PRACTICE A LOT

BEFORE YOU GOT GOOD AT IT, DIDN'T YOU?

HERE. TRY AGAIN.

OH!

CAILLOU FELT BAD.

HE WANTED TO SHOW ANDRE HOW GOOD HE WAS AT SOCCER,

BUT SOMEHOW HE JUST COULDN'T KICK THE BALL.

I DON'T WANNA PLAY ANY MORE.

COME ON, CAILLOU. YOU CAN DO IT.

I CAN'T. IT'S TOO HARD.

JUST ONE MORE TIME.

CAILLOU!

CAILLOU AGREED TO GIVE IT ONE MORE TRY.

WHOAH!

OUCH!

COME ON, CAILLOU, YOU CAN DO IT.

OKAY!

ROSIE.

WE'VE COME TO PLAY, TOO.

AHHH!

OH!

HE SCORES!

HOORAY!

WAY TO GO, CAILLOU.

YAY!

HOORAY!

NOW THAT HE'D KICKED THE BALL,

CAILLOU FELT LIKE A REAL SOCCER PLAYER.

UUH.

UUH!

GILBERT!

UH, THERE.

OW, OW, OW, OW, OW, OW.

DO YOU NEED SOME HELP

TYING YOUR LACES, CAILLOU?

NO. MY SHOES HURT.

HONEY, YOUR FEET HAVE GROWN.

THEY'RE TOO BIG FOR THESE SHOES.

YOU NEED A NEW PAIR.