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I am Peppa pig.

This is my little brother George.

This is Mummy pig.

And this is Daddy pig.

Peppa pig.

Mister Skinny legs

‘Peppa is playing with her dolls house.

George is playing, too.’

‘Peppa is making a tea party for the doll family.’

Here, George.

I’m the Mummy and Daddy.

You can be children.

“Children, it’s nearly tea time, so you must wash your hands.”

‘George is putting the dolls to bed!’

Night, night.

George, why are you putting the children to bed?

They’re having a tea party.

‘George likes putting the dolls to bed.’

“Children, come downstairs right now, or you won’t get any cake.”

‘George isn’t listening, He’s too busy putting the dolls to bed.’

George, if you want to blow in my doll’s house, you have to help with the tea party.

Here George.

You can fill the teapot with water.

“Children, come downstairs right now.”

“Mummy, we’re coming!”

‘George is going to fill the teapot with water.’

Oooh!

‘George has found a spider in the sink.’

‘George wants the spider to be his friend.’

Oh.

‘George likes the spider.’

‘The spider likes George.’

‘Peppa loves playing tea parties.’

“Where are all the chocolate biscuit, Daddy?”

“We had lots yesterday.”

“Oh, I’m sorry, Mummy.

I must’ve eaten them all.”

“Hoho-ho!”

“Naughty Daddy.”

‘George is putting the spider to bed.’

Night, night.

George, what are you doing?

You have to help me with the tea party.

Help!

Help!

Daddy!

There’s a spider in my bedroom.

Oh, don’t worry, Peppa.

Please, Daddy, take it away.

No need to panic.

Hello, George.

Have you seen the spider?

It’s too scary!

Take it away.

There’s no need to be afraid, Peppa.

Spiders are very, very small, and they can’t hurt you.

But don’t worry.

Daddy will take it out of the bedroom.

Whoa!

He’s quite big, isn’t he?

Ermm, I’ll just fetch Mummy pig.

Mummy pig!

Hello, Mr Skinnylegs.

‘Peppa feels a little bit braver.’

He likes being in my doll’s house.

Hello, children.

I hear you’ve found a little spider.

I’ll take him out of the bedroom so you twovcan play.

Mummy!

His name is Mr Skinnylegs.

Mr Skinnylegs is big, isn’t he?

‘Peppa and George like the spider.’

Night-night.

‘George is putting the spider to bed.’

No, George!

He wants some tea.

He doesn’t want to be in bed!

Are you hungry, Mr. Skinnylegs?

Would you like some cake?

‘Peppa isn’t afraid of the spider anymore.’

Mummy, Daddy, sit down.

We are all going to have tea with Mr. Skinnylegs.

Who want tea?

Me, please!

Me, please!

Delicious.

‘Peppa loves playing tea parties.’

Here’s your tea, Mr. Skinnylegs.

What that?

You want to say hello to my Daddy?

“Hello, Mr. Daddy pig.”

Hey!

Er, that’s all right, Peppa.

Let Mr. Skinnylegs drink his tea.

You’re not scared are you, Daddy?

Oh, no!

Of course not.

Oh!

Ah!

Not so close.

Whoa!

‘Peppa likes Mr Skinnylegs.’

‘Everyone likes Mr Skinnylegs.’