
We went to the park today. We played on the see-saw. We saw Dean and Chip there too. Do you have a park near your house? I hope so. Do you say "Hello!" to the other children or are you very shy? Some people are...some people aren't!
The Official Blog of Buddy, Daisy, Chip, Dean, Nina and Joy.



I am very happy today. My friend Yildiray sent me the Good Friends song in Turkish. Look at the picture of the man talking to a piece of ice cream in Turkey. Could you eat all that? I could! Do you talk to ice cream? I don't. Just potatoes!iyi arkadaslar
birbirleriyle konusur
birbirini dinler
birlikte oynar
paylasmayi sever
birbirine yardimci olur
hediye verir
arkadasini onemser

Buddy's getting a haircut but he only has one hair. Will the barber cut his hair? Do you go to the barber or does someone in your family cut your hair?


Look at the Potato Pals dancing and singing in Japan. Try and copy the Japanese writing. It's fun! This picture is from the book 'At School'. The teacher is called Mrs. Baker. She loves to sing and dance. Does your teacher sing and dance too? I hope so!
Buddy is swimming with his cap on! Can you swim. Do you swim in the sea or a swimming pool or a river or a lake or pond? Buddy swims every morning. He's a sporty potato. Look at the Potato Pals at the beach.


Hey! Someone has cut the top off Mt. Fuji. Oh no, sorry, it's Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. People in Tanzania speak Swahili. Here is the Good Friends song in Swahili:

- Ka korero nga hoa pai
Good friends listen to each other
- Ka whakarongo nga hoa pai
Good friends play together
- Ka takaro nga hoa pai
Good friends lend things
- Ka tuku nga hoa pai
Good friends share things
- Ka tuari nga hoa pai
Good friends help each other
- Ka tautoko nga hoa pai
Good friends give presents
- Ka tuku taonga nga hoa pai
Good friends care
- Ka tiaki nga hoa pai
