Silly Stories for Kids
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Silly Stories for Kids
🐯🏌️♂️ Tap it in Tiger! 🏌️♂️🐯
Landon and Rosalind hear a CRASH!—what was that? It’s a golfing tiger in a superhero cape! 🐯🏌️♂️🦸♂️ From exploding smoke balls 💨 to helicopter golf balls 🚁, and a surprise visit from a dancing gopher 🕺🐿️, this story is packed with silly fun, amazing swings, and one unforgettable stained-glass masterpiece! 🎨✨⛳️ Who knew golf could be this wild?
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One day two little kids named Landon and Rosalind were sitting at their house. As they were sitting upstairs, they had been playing some games around their tour room. They were playing and sitting on the floor when all of a sudden, they heard a noise. What was that? Said Landon. I don't know, said Rosalind. I think something hit the house. What was it? Maybe nothing. They tried to sit back down but as they did, they heard the noise again. Something hit our house again, said Landon. They went over to the window and they looked outside and there in their backyard was a little tiger. He was wearing some kind of superhero cape and he had a golf club. What is he doing? Said Rosalind. I don't know, said Landon, let's go see. As they went to go downstairs to have a look, they started walking down, but they heard something back upstairs. What was that, said Landon. I don't know, said Rosalind, we better go look. They raced back upstairs to see what had happened. And when they got there, there's broken glass everywhere, said Landon. Don't come any closer. Yes, said Rosalind, we better not step in that. Uh-oh. They heard a voice from outside. They raced back down the stairs to go see what the little tiger was doing. When they got outside, the tiger was looking very, very scared.
Speaker 1:Um, I think I just broke someone's window. Um, that was our window, said Landon. Uh-oh, said Tiger Pal. I'm really sorry. I'm just I'm trying to learn how to play golf. Golf, said Rosalind. Yeah, it's been something that I've heard is a lot of fun, and so I was trying to do some practice, but I'm not very good yet, hence why I think I broke your window.
Speaker 1:Just then the kid's mum came downstairs. Kids, what happened to the window? Um, sorry, said Tiger Pal, a tiger, what are you doing in our yard? I'm trying to learn how to play golf, but it's not going very well. Sorry about your window, said Tiger Pal. Oh, um, that's okay, said their mum. Don't worry, we can fix it. Yeah, said the kids, it'll be fine, but maybe we can help you practice your golf. Oh, that might be helpful. All right, that'd be really really good. Do you think you could actually do that? Um, the kids looked at each other. Yes, I think we can.
Speaker 1:So the kids went over to where Tiger Power was and they had a very good look at his golf bag. As they looked at it, they realised that his clubs looked a little bit funny. Um, tiger Power, whereabouts did you find these golf clubs? Um, well, I was at my friend's house and I asked if I could borrow them and they were doing something else. So they said oh yeah, go for it, but just be careful, they're um.
Speaker 1:What said Rosalind? Um, I didn't actually listen to the end of it. I got a little bit distracted because I was very excited about going to play golf. Um well, these golf clubs look very, very strange and the golf balls look a little bit weird too, said Rosalind. As she pulled one out of the bag. She looked at it very carefully. Yeah, I haven't tried one of those ones. What do you mean? Said Landon. Well, there seems to be lots of different types of golf balls in the bag. I was just trying to hit the ones that look like normal golf balls, but I've run out of those ones. Um, okay, well, let's see what this one does, said Landon. He put one on the ground. Okay, uh, I think you should try and keep your eyes on the ball as you swing and maybe not aim towards the house. Oh, yeah, good idea. So Tiger Power turned around and aimed towards the open park next to the house. I'm all right, eyes on the ball One, two and three.
Speaker 1:As he swung the golf club and hit the golf ball, something very strange happened. It flew into the air and then it split into two separate pieces. What just happened, said Rosalind? Then the two separate pieces had some kind of helicopter pop out the top of them and they started flying around through the sky. Whoa, said Landon. What's happening?
Speaker 1:The little helicopter, half golf balls were flying around all over the place, through the middle of the park, across the road. The kids were laughing. Let's catch them, said Landon. So Landon and Rosalind started trying to chase the little half golf balls. I'm coming too, said Tiger Power. He raced after the golf balls to go see what was happening. They all ran across and the golf balls seemed to fly in lots of weird directions, up and down and inside out. Oh no, said Tiger Power, we might need to hit them again. Hang on, grab a golf club. Tiger Power threw two golf clubs, one to Landon and one to Rosalind, and they all started chasing. Let's get em, yelled Landon. Yeah, said Rosalind. Well, I'm gonna get you, said TigerPow as he started running after the golf ball.
Speaker 1:The three of them were running through the park, swinging their golf clubs, trying to hit the flying little half helicopter golf balls. They got close. I think I've got it, said Landon. He swung his golf club through the air. The half golf club shattered into tiny little pieces. Whoa, that was amazing, said Rosalind, as one of the little golf clubs zipped past her head. Whoa, she said, diving out of the way. Come back here. She started running after the little helicopter half golf ball and smashed it into a thousand pieces. Hooray, yelled Tiger Pal, that was amazing. And did you see my hit? It was a lot better. Look how far it went.
Speaker 1:I don't think you can claim all the distance, said Landon. I think a lot of it had to do with those little helicopters. Oh yeah, I guess so. But maybe we should try one of the other balls. Who wants a turn Can? But maybe we should try one of the other balls. Who wants a turn? Can I have a turn, said Landon. Definitely, said Tiger Pau, let's do it.
Speaker 1:So Tiger Pau made sure that Landon had his golf club. Now I've been told that you've got to hold it like this. And Tiger Pau showed him how to change his grip to make sure that it was very strong, and then keep your eyes on the ball. You taught me that. Yeah, but I don't have a ball yet, said Landon. Here you go. Said Rosalind, as she pulled one out I like the pink one. She put it down on the ground. Landon looked at it very carefully. Um, do you think this is going to do something interesting? I hope so, said Tiger Pell Me too. And as he swung his golf club he kept his eyes on the ball and it just went into the air. Oh oh, it mustn't have been a.
Speaker 1:The golf ball exploded into a cloud of smoke. Then the smoke started to change shape. What's it doing? Said rosalind. Or think it's spelling out some letters, but I'm not very good at reading landon. Can you read that?
Speaker 1:Landon looked up and the smoke from the exploded golf ball started to spell out a word. What does it say? Said Tiger Power. It says hello. Oh, that's fun, hello. Yelled out Tiger Power. Then the smoke changed into the shape of a hand and started waving at them. Oh, that's amazing, that is so much fun. Hang on, I wonder if we can hit another golf ball at it. Hey, smoke, can you turn into a target? All of a sudden the smoke hand turned into a thumbs up and then it turned into the shape of a target. Your turn, rosalind.
Speaker 1:Rosalind was very excited. Okay, I'll pick the golf ball this time, said Landon. He went over to the bag and pulled out another golf ball. This one was sparkly. I wonder what this one's going to do. Oh, good one, put it down, let's do it.
Speaker 1:So Landon put the golf ball down in front of his sister and Rosalind held the golf club. Oh, you look very comfortable, said Tiger Power. Yeah, it feels very natural. Then she swung her club. It was an amazing swing. She made perfect connection with the golf ball and it went flying into the air straight through the middle of the smoke target. When it went through the middle, the smoke puffed out in all directions and then the sparkly golf balls started to do something very strange. What's it doing, said Landon. What do I know, said Tiger Power. As he watched it, it seemed to start to spiral and spiral and spiral and spiral until it was going really, really fast. What's happening? Said Rosalind. What a no. Let's get closer to look.
Speaker 1:The kids and Tiger Power raced over close to underneath where the golf ball was. As it spun and spiraled, it seemed to be forming a shape. It's kind of like a drill, said Landon. Yeah, said Rosalind, it looks like. Then it started to plow straight down into the ground. Ah, said the kids diving out the way, and the spinning golf ball drill started to drill a hole straight down into the ground. Uh-oh, said Tiger Pell, what's it doing? The kids watched and looked down the hole as it drilled deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper. Oi, who did that? Uh-oh, said Tiger Pell, what just happened?
Speaker 1:As the kids were looking down the hole, all of a sudden a little gopher popped his head out the side of a little tunnel. Who put a giant hole in the top of my roof. Um, said Tiger Power. Well, I think that might have accidentally been us. Uh, yeah, said Landon, we were playing with some strange golf balls that we don't really know what they do. Yeah, said Rosalind, and mine turned into a drill and I think it drilled a hole through your roof. Sorry, oh well, it's actually pretty perfect.
Speaker 1:I was planning on putting in a skylight. Oh, that's good. Yeah, I just got to find something to fill it in with. Now, said the gopher. He was very excited and he started to do a little dance. Um, maybe there might be something in our golf bag, said Tiger Power. Yeah, said the kids, let's look. They went over to the golf bag and started pulling out all the different random golf balls. Um, not this one, said Landon. It looks like it's full of sand. Yeah, and this one looks full of confetti, said Rosalind. Um, keep looking. What about this? Said Landon. He held up a golf ball that looked like it was completely made out of glass. Yeah, that might work, but how do we get it to fill this hole? Well, said the gopher, I've heard that golf balls like to go in holes, like you do that putting thing, where you don't hit it hard, you just kind of tap it into the hole.
Speaker 1:See this, it's a big hole. Maybe if you tap it into the hole it might work. Oh, maybe if you tap it into the hole it might work. Oh, good idea, said Tiger Power. Um, who's going to do it? Um, we think you should, said Rosalind. Yeah, said Landon, it's your turn. All right, well, putting's the part that I need to practice the most, said Tiger Power. Um, all right, I'll put it here. Hang on, said Landon. I'll make sure that the path is very clear. So Landon and Rosalind got down and made sure that the path in front of the ball was very clear. Tiger Power pulled the putter out of his golf bag and he lined it up. All right, there looks like a little bit of a slope going that way and then a little bit of a slope going that way. Don't forget the bump over there, said the gopher, pointing at one on the side as the kids were watching Tiger Power lined up his putt. I think it's ready. All right, hang on. One, two, three.
Speaker 1:Tiger Pal gave the glass golf ball a tap. He didn't want to break it. As he tapped it, it started to roll up one side and back down, then up the other side and back down until it went straight into the hole at the top of the gopher's house. As it went down through the hole, all of a sudden, uh-oh, said Landon, I think it smashed. As the kids raced over to the hole to see what had happened, the gopher popped up at a different hole, just off to the side. That's amazing, he said. Look at it.
Speaker 1:As the kids got closer, they realised that the golf ball hadn't smashed. It had separated into pieces and it had formed an amazing stained glass window At the top of the hole in the gopher's house. That's incredible. Look at the colours. Look at the pictures. Um, is that me, said Tiger Pal. It is you, said the kids. The stained glass window had actually made a picture of Tiger Pal. Hooray, said Tiger Pal.
Speaker 1:That was a good putt, said the gopher. I've been practicing, said Tiger Pal. The kids laughed. They were all having so much fun. All right, kids, I think I'm ready to go on tour as a professional golfer now. We think so too, said Landon. Yeah, said Rosalind, you've done so well, all right. Well, I better take you home first. Thanks for putting in that stained glass window, said the gopher. It's amazing, I know, because it's me, said Tiger Power. The kids laughed as they walked back over to their house and walked up towards the front door. Their mum was there waiting. Hey, kids, did you help Tiger Power learn to play golf? Well, said Rosalind. I don't think you'd believe us, even if we told you. And that is the end of the story.
Speaker 1:This episode is brought to you by Tiger Power's special golf balls. You can get a very good random packet where all the golf balls in the packet will do something different, but every single one of them is lots of fun, and then you can come on tour with me like a professional golfer. Ha, we hope you've been enjoying Silly Stories for Kids. Don't forget to leave a review wherever you find your podcast and share it with every single one of your friends. And go listen to our times table songs. They're fun too. This has been me, toy capel and me sam. We'll see you soon.
