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Season Premiere

Play School: Day and Night

278x01 Day and Night (1)
TV-G

  • ABC Comedy
  • 25m
  • Australia
  • English
Series 278: Day and Night Episode 1 PRESENTERS Alex Papps – Jay Laga’aia PIANIST Peter Dasent STORY How To Catch A Star Author: Oliver Jeffers Publisher: Harper Collins Children’s Books, © 2004 Oliver Jeffers. FILM Early Morning Baking Bread (Play School, ABC) IDEAS FOR LATER - Visit a bakery and buy some bread rolls for lunch. - Wake up early to see the sunrise. - Make a star from cardboard and foil. Hang it over your bed to sparkle in the night. SONGS What Shall We Do? Composers: Peter Dasent & Mark Barnard Publisher: Origin/Control Moon, Moon Composer: Traditional German folk tune Publisher: Origin/ABC Music Publishing Garbage Man Song Composer: Val Donlon Publisher: ABC Music Publishing Five Current Buns Composer: Traditional Publisher: Origin/ABC Music Publishing When I Grow Up Composers: Vanessa Johnston & Karina Johnston Publisher: Jingle Jam Pty. Ltd. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star Composer: Traditional Publisher: Origin/ABC Music Publishing The Animals Wake Up Composers: Satis Coleman & Alice Thorn Publisher: ABC Music Publishing MAKE AND DO How to Make a Sunrise Salt Painting You will need: - A large piece of firm paper - Red and yellow food colouring or water paint - Water - Small bowls to mix the paint in - A paintbrush or a small sponge and a peg - Salt - A kitchen scourer - Blue or green cardboard Safety scissors - Paste - Yellow and black tissue paper Create red and yellow paint by combining water and food colouring, or water and water paint, in small bowls. Paint prepared colours onto a large piece of firm paper using a paintbrush. Alternatively, create a small pad with a sponge and a peg, as pictured above. Sprinkle salt over your painting and set aside to dry. Once your painting is completely dry, use a kitchen scourer to brush off all of the salt. The salt will have absorbed some of the paint leaving a pretty, crystal pattern.
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