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Lost and Found

Caillou (1998)

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Personaggi

Caillou

Woman

Dad

Little Girl

Mom

Trascrizione

[Narrator]

Lost and found.


[Dad]

Okay, Caillou, remember what I told you! Keep your eyes on the ball.


[Caillou]

I got it!


[Dad]

That's okay. Just take your time.


[Caillou]

Hey! Gimme my ball! Come back! Daddy, help! He's got my ball.


[Dad]

Gotcha. He has a collar, so he must belong to someone. Well, we've looked a long time and no one seems to know whose dog this is.


[Caillou]

He's all alone?


[Dad]

He must be lost. He's a scruffy little guy, isn't he?


[Caillou]

Scruffy? We could call him Scruffy. Oh, could I keep him, Daddy? Please?


[Dad]

I'm sorry, Caillou, but this dog probably belongs to someone who misses him very much.


[Caillou]

Huh?


[Dad]

I'll tell you what, though. We can help find his owner. How's that?


[Mom]

Okay.


[Narrator]

Caillou was sad. He wanted to keep the dog all to himself.


[Dad]

Hello? Anybody home?


[Mom]

Who's this?


[Caillou]

I found him. His name is Scruffy.


[Dad]

He was lost in the park. I thought we could help find his owner.


[Mom]

Hmm.


[Caillou]

Scruffy, no! Stop! Doggy!


[Mom]

What a mess. Why don't you two take him outside and clean him up?


[Dad]

Time to rinse him off.


[Narrator]

It was time to look for Scruffy's owner, so Daddy decided to take his picture to put on a poster.


[Caillou]

Smile, Scruffy!


[Dad]

Perfect! Now we just have to make copies and buy some dog food on our way home.


[Caillou]

What if no one calls daddy? Can I keep him?


[Dad]

We'll see. Taking care of a dog is a big job.


[Mom]

Hello? Yes? Uh-huh. That's him. Great. See you then. That was Scruffy's owner. She saw your poster and is coming over to pick him up.


[Little Girl]

Rocky!


[Woman]

She's been so sad since we lost Rocky. I'm so glad you found him.


[Mom]

It was Caillou who found him, right, Caillou?


[Little Girl]

Do you have a dog?


[Caillou]

No, but I have a cat. His name is Gilbert.


[Little Girl]

Really? You're lucky. I wanted a cat too, but my dad is allergic.


[Woman]

Time to go, sweetie.


[Little Girl]

I'm so happy you found him. Thanks for taking care of Rocky for me.


[Narrator]

Even though Caillou was sad that Scruffy was leaving. He was very proud that he had helped.


[Group]

Bye. Bye.


[Caillou]

Gilbert.

Contesto della clip

Caillou and his dad find a lost dog while playing in the park.

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Vocabolario

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daddy

/ˈdædi/

noun

father; dad; the male parent

Example:

When I was young, my daddy always let me sit on his shoulders.

A smiling man carries a small child on his shoulders on a city street while the child raises both arms.
lost

/lɔst/

verb

(past tense of lose) you no longer know where something is; not able to find something

Example:

I used a tracking device to help me find my lost keys.

A black tracker tag on a key ring floats above an open hand against a pale background.
found

/faʊnd/

verb

(past tense of find) to discover or notice something unexpectedly; to locate something that was lost

Example:

I thought I lost my keys, but I found them on the floor in the kitchen.

A ring of keys lies on a wooden surface.
poster

/ˈpoʊstɚ/

noun

a large printed image or text that is hung up on a wall

Example:

My bedroom was covered in posters when I was a child.

A wall covered with colorful concert posters, with a stack of crates below.
sad

/sæd/

adjective

feeling unhappy

Example:

I felt really sad after my team lost the game.

A woman with long brown hair rests her face in her hands with a worried expression.
ball

/bɔl/

noun

small round object often used in a game or sport

Example:

I wanted to play soccer with my friends, but I could not find my ball.

A white and orange soccer ball sits on grass beside a white field line.
dog

/dɑɡ/

noun

small animal with four legs and a tail; an animal that barks

Example:

My neighbor has a friendly dog that loves to play in the park.

A golden retriever sits on a paved path with a yellow flower in its mouth.

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1. Do you have a pet?

2. Do you like cats or dogs?

3. Have you ever found a lost dog?

4. Do you like to go to the park?

5. Do you have any posters at home?

Lezione aggiornata:

11 settembre 2026

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