Episode 5 - La clase
'La clase' means 'the class'. First, we see the Spanish children going to school. Then we're in a real Spanish classroom, and after roll call the children are cutting, drawing and sticking. But some crucial items are missing. Has Jim got the glue and the scissors? Joe and Maggie go to Spanish schools themselves - see what Joe gets up to at primary school and Maggie at nursery.
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All the Spanish children, along with Joe and Maggie, shout: '¡Hola!' ('Hello!'). We can see their school behind them. |
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Here is one of Speekee's trademark ¿Y tú? (And you?) gestures, which prompt the viewer to repeat what has just been said. In this case, 'Soy Speekee' ('I'm Speekee'). |
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Speekee counts the number of children in class and confirms there are cinco (five). |
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'Toma' ('Here you are'), says Nieve, handing the glue stick to Lucía. |
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The Spanish children are doing a chant with Jim to learn parts of the body. Jim points to the arm and the children chant: 'brazo'. |
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Speekee, Dino and Lupi singing the song for this episode: Mi lápiz (My pencil). |
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Joe does some colouring at school. You can see how he's settled happily into life in Spain. |
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