Twirlywoos - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Getting Wet

Out

Down

Inside

Going Over

Rolling

In and Out

Cleaning

Louder and Louder

Turning

Collecting

Longer

Bigger and Bigger

High and Low

Outside

Next To
The Twirlywoos have stars in their eyes, as they surprise a bric-a-brac store owner.

Open and Close
Havoc is caused in a gym.

On Top Of
The twirlywoos try on lots and lots of hats.

Balancing
The Twirlywoos play with a stage curtain.

Joining Up
The twirlywoos enter a hiker's bag.

Fitting Together
The twirlywoos learn how to fit pipes together.

Spinning
The twirlywoos watch a pot been made on a potter's wheel.

More and More
The twirlywoos watch a shopkeeper build a display.

Taller and Taller
The twirlywoos build a tall tower of profiteroles.

Smaller
The twirlywoos pursue a tiny butterfly around it's home.

Twirling
The twirlywoos visit an ice rink.

Faster and Faster
The twirlywoos watch a couple go ballroom dancing.

On and Off
The twirlywoos watch as a lady and her father sit on deckchairs at the beach.

Hiding
The twirlywoos go to a children's birthday party.

Pulling
The twirlywoos watch a carpenter at work.
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