CBEEBIES Me Too! Be Seen

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Bobby and Kai arrive at Granny Murray's house and Kai helps Ellie and Sean, the two children who are at Granny Murray's house today, dress up Claude as a disco dancer. Granny Murray tells Bobby that she remembered Nicholsons having a January sale. She tells Bobby that the manager of Nicholsons says that the store could do with some spotlights so the store got covered in lots of spotlights. Kai gives Bobby a small torch before Bobby leaves Granny Murray's house to walk to the bus depot. When Bobby arrives at her office, she gets changed into her smart uniform and then she gets to work. She hears the sounds of the storm from outside so she puts on some music to drown it out. Nurse Hendry arrives and drops lots of leaflets onto the floor. The leaflets are for Dr Juno's Be Seen campaign. Nurse Hendry tells Bobby that he got permission from the bus inspector to put up the leaflets on the buses. Bobby tells Nurse Hendry that she can put up the leaflets when she cleans each bus. So Bobby cleans the buses and puts up some Be Seen leaflets on each one. Then she notices some bright reflective strips and they all blow away. Bobby picks them up and puts them in her office. Then Dr Juno arrives and Bobby shows her the Be Seen posters. Dr Juno tells Bobby that the leaflets aren't bright enough and the bus is quite dim. People on the buses won't be able to see them. But Bobby has an idea. She uses the bright reflective strips to make arrows pointing to the Be Seen leaflets so that the people on the buses will see them. Dr Juno is impressed with Bobby. Bobby carries on working until the morning and then she gets changed back into her original uniform ready to pick up Kai from Granny Murray's house.

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Milo Jennings

Language

English

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