Rocka-Bye Island

The kids make their own boats for a boat race, but some of them won't float.

The children are excited to go on a musical parade to Seagull Rock except for Roisin, who can't choose an instrument she likes.

The kids decide to stay inside for the day and play with the new art supplies; it takes a visit from Painted Boy to show them they shouldn't be scared to paint what they feel.

The group hike out to Puffin Point where they meet Patricia; she impersonates Mr O'Dear and gets a big laugh from the kids.

The children notice a funny smell and investigate; they're sure that Cecil Pig must be the source of the funny smell, but he insists that pigs are very clean animals.

The group hike out to Puffin Point where they meet Patricia; she impersonates Mr O'Dear and gets a big laugh from the kids.

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Roisin boasts that she never brushes her teeth; although the other children try to explain the importance of keeping teeth clean, Roisin doesn't understand.

The children are excited because the sea level was nearly as high as the dock; Ruari explains that this is because the moon pulls the sea up even higher at high tide.

Conor is unable to beat the drum in time with the rest of the band; Mr O'Dear suggests a nature walk in the Pine Forest; the children discover the many natural rhythms of nature.

The kids head down to the dock to find out if Hermie Crabnik prefers the sun or the rain.

The kids make their own boats for a boat race, but some of them won't float.

The kids learn that pigs are very clean animals.

The children are excited to go on a musical parade to Seagull Rock except for Roisin, who can't choose an instrument she likes.

At school, the group is getting ready to go to Otter Creek for a picnic; while Ruari gets their lunches ready, Lee and Conor argue over who is getting more bananas and who's getting less.

Conor is unable to beat the drum during music lessons because he has no rhythm.

Lee is too small to sit in Mr O'Dear's old kayak.

After hurting his leg playing football, Conor has to use a crutch and isn't able to walk very far; the children think about how different animals get around.

The group heads to the Waterfall Glenn where they meet Sully the Falcon who has a problem: he's forgotten how to fly; the kids help Sully remember through a song about not giving up.

After spending the morning pretending to build a skyscraper, the children decide to go on a hike to Inis Spraoi's oldest building, the mound at Two-Knocks.

Lee and Ciaran show keeps getting interrupted by Conor.

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While tidying the school, the children discover Conor has taken Ruari's plate and Brigid's favorite shell as more things go missing.

Sean isn't having a very good morning at the school; tired of playing inside, the children decide to go out and take some pictures of the island from the top of Skipper's lighthouse.

At the school, the group is getting ready to go for a picnic; Ruari gets their lunches ready; Lee and Conor argue over who is getting more bananas and who's getting less.

Brigid takes a joke from Ruari's puppet show too far and teases the other children.

The children learn about the moon's affect on the sea level.

It's lunchtime at school and some of the children don't want to finish their vegetables; they've left their brussel sprouts, peas, and carrots behind.

The kids decide to stay inside for the day and play with the new art supplies; it takes a visit from Painted Boy to show them they shouldn't be scared to paint what they feel.

Ciaran finds a crown and starts acting like a King by bossing everyone around.

At school, the group is getting ready to go to Otter Creek for a picnic; while Ruari gets their lunches ready, Lee and Conor argue over who is getting more bananas and who's getting less.

It's lunchtime at school and some of the children don't want to finish their vegetables; they've left their brussel sprouts, peas, and carrots behind.

After spending the morning pretending to build a skyscraper, the children decide to go on a hike to Inis Spraoi's oldest building, the mound at Two-Knocks.

The children notice a funny smell and investigate; they're sure that Cecil Pig must be the source of the funny smell, but he insists that pigs are very clean animals.

No episode description is available yet.

The children are excited because the sea level was nearly as high as the dock; Ruari explains that this is because the moon pulls the sea up even higher at high tide.

Conor is unable to beat the drum in time with the rest of the band; Mr O'Dear suggests a nature walk in the Pine Forest; the children discover the many natural rhythms of nature.

The group heads to the Waterfall Glenn where they meet Sully the Falcon who has a problem: he's forgotten how to fly; the kids help Sully remember through a song about not giving up.

No episode description is available yet.

At the school, the group is getting ready to go for a picnic; Ruari gets their lunches ready; Lee and Conor argue over who is getting more bananas and who's getting less.