Watch Fun With Claude

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different ways there were to find your way around. Claude and Boris are playing pirates, sailing the high seas when Mum draws a map for them and tells them to search for buried treasure. They follow the clues and eventually are rewarded with a hoard of golden, chocolate coins. Gran isn't so lucky however - she's been looking for Dad's ice-cream van in the park but can't find it anywhere. Could this be time for Claude to get Thinky! What Gran needs is a map! The two pirates accompany Gran to the park, follow the clues and - there's Dad - with a hoard of pirate ice-cream!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how much everyone did to keep clean. Boris is on the run from Doris as he's desperately trying to avoid having a bath. However, the more the two boys try to escape from Doris, the dirtier they become and the more they are in need of a bath! But Boris is adamant - baths are boring! Claude decides that it's time to get Thinky! How can he make bathtime more exciting? Why - bubbles of course!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how often things wore out. Claude and Boris are playing at being Space Commanders but the wheels on Boris' favourite space buggy toy have worn out. In an attempt to distract the boys, Doris sends them off to Claude's house looking for a space alien. This is quite a scary assignment but in the end the boys find it's only Mum with a squeaky pen, Dad with some old jars and Gran clikkety-clacking at her knitting. If only they could fix the space buggy and return to playing space commanders. It's time for Claude to get Thinky! Before long, Dad's jam jars have been re-conditioned and re-cycled and the buggy works perfectly!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different sounds there were. Gran is trying to have an afternoon nap but it seems that Claude and Boris keep waking her up. They discover lots of noises - bird song, panpipes, Dad's ice-cream van music. Eventually the two boys realise that they need to find some relaxing noises in order to help Gran get back to sleep. Sounds like it's time for Claude to get Thinky! Before long Gran is happily snoozing to the soothing sound of the birds singing.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different fun things there were to do. Claude and Boris see a poster for the circus but are disappointed to learn that the circus isn't coming for another whole week! Never mind, they can put on their own circus. Doris proves to be very talented at high-wire juggling but what can Boris be? Claude decides it must be time to get Thinky! Of course - it's obvious! Boris should be the clown because he's always making people laugh. With Claude as the Ring Master, the three bears perform their act for Mum and Gran in the garden.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things needed mending. Claude and Boris decide that they'd like to be doctors for the day and with a first aid kit supplied by Mum, they set off to find some patients. They manage to help a toy that's lost its stuffing, a flower that's gone floppy but can't seem to find any bears that need their help. Until, that is, they find Dad nursing his sore and tired feet after a hard day's work. Claude decides to stroke his Thinky Blanket and get Thinky! Before long, Dad is back in action with some very comfy cotton wool cushions on his feet!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many people came to visit. Great Auntie Annie arrives from Snowington and asks Claude and Boris to take her on a tour of Bearhampton. The two friends have a fantastic day taking her to all of their favourite places. They visit the shops, the park, the disco and even fit in time for some tobogganing. But then disaster strikes when Great Auntie Annie's camera breaks - she lost all of her memories of her visit. Claude decides that it's time to get Thinky! With the aid of pictures, lolly sticks and even a tobogganing tray, the two boys soon create a lovely souvenir for Great Auntie Annie.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different things people dropped. Claude and Boris are playing catch but there's a problem - Claude just can't catch the ball, no matter how hard he tries. Realising that he might need some help, Claude looks around him for inspiration. First of all he sees Baby Sunny with a rubber ring to help her swim and then he sees Lucy with some stabilisers on her bike to help her cycle. It's obviously time to get Thinky! Before long, Claude is successfully catching the ball with the help of some super-sticky gloves!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how different it was at night. Boris has arrived for Claude's first ever sleepover! They brush their teeth and settle down to sleep but as soon as Dad turns the light off, Boris seems concerned. First of all he suggests they tip-toe downstairs, then he wants to look out of the window at the moonlight and then he suggests a midnight feast! He clearly isn't happy sleeping in Claude's bedroom. Claude decides that it's time to get Thinky! Realising that Boris is afraid of the dark, Claude helps his friend with a very simple solution and before long the only thing he can hear - is Boris snoring!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different kinds of jobs there were. Everybody's busy today and there's no-one to look after Claude and Boris, so it looks like the two bears will have to go to work with Mum and Dad. At the furdressers, the two boys try to help Mum but end up having to clear away the mess they've made. In the park, they try en-GBto help Dad but end up creating another mess. Luckily Gran arrives to take them home but unfortunately they can't resist the temptation to play football with Gran's wool, and they get into another mess. It's time to get Thinky! Luckily, Claude remembers that the one job they've excelled at all day is - tidying up!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different kinds of hats there were. It's the Grand Wear A Hat Day competition in Bearhampton and Claude needs to find a hat to wear, Dad needs to invent a new flavour of ice-cream and Mum needs to find some new furstyles for her customers. However, despite a lot of suggestions from his friends, Claude just can't find a hat to wear. It's obviously time to get Thinky! Before long, Claude is sporting a swirly Thinky Blanket hat, Mum is creating swirly furstyles and Dad is serving up super-swirly ice-cream!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things broke down. Claude and Boris are happily playing with Boris' toy robot when it suddenly breaks down and they're forced to find a new game to play. Captain Koala and Super Yeti to the rescue! The boys change into their superhero costumes and spend a lovely day pretending to be their favourite characters. After a hard day at work, Mum, Dad and Gran come home and settle in front of the television - but it's broken, just like Boris' robot. It's time for Claude to get Thinky! Soon the superheroes are entertaining everyone with their pretend television shows.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things broke down. Claude and Boris are playing with Boris' toy robot but the battery has worn out and it won't work anymore. It soon seems that everyone has got something that's broken down. Dad's ice-cream van has a flat tyre, Mum's fur-trimmers don't work and Gran's CD player has broken. Everybody comes home at the end of the day hoping to be cheered up by their favourite programmes on the TV. Oh no - the TV's broken too! It's time for Claude to get thinky! It isn't long before everybody is laughing as Claude and Boris pretend they are TV presenters!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many signs there were. Doris has invited Claude and Boris to play hide and seek but when they arrive in Boris' garden, all they find are a trail of arrows. They follow the arrows to a pile of sand! Doris has left a trail of signs for them to follow. They follow the signs to the sandpit, Doris' bedroom, and the apple tree - and out jumps Doris! What a great game! Gran arrives but she doesn't look as if she's been having a very nice time at all. She went to the park to find Dad but he's not in his usual spot. Mum says she knows where he is but hasn't got time to show Gran as she needs to go to work. Claude gets thinky and soon the solution is clear - Mum must give them a list of signs to look out for. Before long, Dad has been found and everybody celebrates with an ice-cream.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different kinds of hats there were. It's Grand Wear A Hat Day in Bearhampton and Boris and Claude are looking for a suitable hat to wear. Boris quickly decides that he's going to wear his rain hat - but what will Claude wear? Dad's too busy inventing a new ice-cream flavour to help, Mum's only got a wig to offer and all of Gran's hats are the wrong size! There's only one thing for it - time to get thinky! Before long, Claude has a great new hat, Dad's invented a matching ice-cream and Mum is offering complimentary fur-styles!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how often things got in the way. Claude and Boris are playing in their pedal cars but it seems that wherever they go, they're always bumping into Mum and Dad. The two little bears persuade Gran to take them to the park - surely there will be plenty of space there? Soon they are racing to and fro, in and around the park. They decide it's time to reward themselves with an ice-cream from Dad's van but when they get there, there's a huge long queue of angry bears. It's time for Claude to get thinky! Claude drafts in his fellow racing-driver Boris, and soon the two of them are zooming around the park delivering Dad's ice-creams!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many problems there were to be solved. Baby Sunny is unhappy because she's lost her favourite rattle so Claude and Boris decide they will pretend to be grown-ups and cheer her up. They pretend to be Dad - but Sunny doesn't want ice-cream. They pretend to be Mum and make a new rattle but that doesn't work. They pretend to be Gran and knit their way out of the problem - but they can't knit! It's no good - Claude will just have to be Claude. With the help of his Thinky Blanket, Claude realises there's only one way to help Baby Sunny and that's by pretending to be Baby Sunny herself! After a little bit of crawling around in the grass - hooray, they find her rattle!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things there were for sale. Gran is holding a charity sale to raise money for a new swing for the playgroup and everyone wants to help out. Doris is learning to knit, Boris is selling his old toys and Claude decides to sell stories about how he and his toys travelled to Bearhampton from Snowington. Everybody sells out, except for poor Doris - it seems that nobody likes her knitting. It's time for Claude to come to the rescue. He thinks, and thinks, and thinks! That's it! With a bit of adjustment, Doris' knitting can be turned into toys - just like the ones in Claude's stories. Before long, everything is sold!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many shiny things there were. Doris is playing at being a princess and decides to send Claude and Boris on a quest - they need to find three shiny things. The boys start in the kitchen and come across some shiny silver foil. Next, it's Gran's room where they find a shiny spoon. And last but not least, they find a shiny coin under Claude's bed. Mission accomplished! But Princess Doris is not happy - she's lost one of her princess earrings in the garden. It's time for Claude to get thinky! With the aid of a torch, the boys are soon searching for anything that glitters in the garden.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things worked like magic. Claude and Boris decide they want to be magicians. They try producing flowers out of nowhere, they try to make things disappear - they even try to make Boris disappear! But nothing seems to be working. Just when they're about to give up, Claude has a "thinky moment" and realises that maybe they could make the mess they've created in the kitchen disappear. Tidying up is a kind of magic, after all!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how squeaky things were. Claude is in his bedroom and can hear a squeak - what can it be? He and Boris set off to investigate. Is it a mouse? The bear flap? Or Doris's bicyle? No, nothing seems to be quite the right squeak. Soon the whole family have joined in the search but everyone is making so much noise that Claude is forced to get thinky! His simple solution is to make everyone be quiet and listen. Squeak, squeak! It's a nest of baby birds outside Claude's window!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different kinds of boxes there were. Claude and Boris are playing at being Captain Koala and Super Yeti but each game seems to result in Boris bumping himself or falling over - he really is a very accident prone bear! They build a secret mission base for themselves out of boxes but it soon becomes clear that what Claude really needs to build is a protective suit for Boris. It'sen-GB time for Claude to get thinky! And before long, both bears have a lovely suit of armour - made from boxes!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different colours the sky was. Claude sees a rainbow in the sky and asks Boris to help him find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. They ask Dad to help but he's too busy trying to invent a new flavour of ice cream for his customers. Gran agrees to accompany them and they set off for the park where they find a patch of golden flowers which inspire Gran to knit a yellow scarf. Next they try the high street but all they find is golden bananas at the greengrocers - not what the bears wanted but just what Mum needs for tea. Back at home, Claude realises that everyone is happy apart from Dad who still doesn't have a new ice cream flavour. Time for action! Claude has a "thinky moment" and before long, Dad has mixed all of his flavours together to create - rainbow ice cream!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how everyone loved to decorate things. Everyone is getting ready for Claude's friend Lucy's birthday party. Gran decorates a gorgeous cake. Dad makes a card from ribbons and bows, and Mum enlists the help of Claude and Boris to wrap Lucy's present. Everyone is ready to go - Gran's even bringing her special party hat. But then disaster strikes when Dad accidentally drives over Gran's special hat! Luckily Claude has a "thinky moment" and with the help of some coloured paper, ribbons and bows, he makes Gran the most beautiful new party hat.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how much music there was all over Bearhampton. Boris and Doris invite Claude to a disco but Claude is worried that his dancing isn't good enough, so he says he can't go. When Claude's family realise this, they soon join together to teach him some really cool Snowington dance moves. They set off for the disco, brimming with confidence but when they get there, the music is completely different to their Snowington music and the Polarski family find themselves unable to move. It's time for Claude to get thinky! His solution is to ask the DJ to play Gran's CD of Snowington music. Before long, all of the Bearhampton bears are grooving and moving to polar music.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different games there were to play in Bearhampton. Gran takes Claude, Boris & Doris to the park to play on the swings but unfortunately the swings are being painted today. Doris tries to teach the boys to skip but neither of them are very good at it - especially Boris! They try playing football with Claude's Thinky Blanket but it's not as good as the real thing. Claude has a "thinky moment" and before long the trio are playing Frisbee. What with? One of Gran's picnic plates, of course!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how much the people of Bearhampton loved to chat. Apart from Doris, that is, who's lost her voice. Claude and Boris go on a hunt for Doris' voice but can't find it anywhere. Luckily Gran points out that her voice isn't really lost, it's just that she's poorly and has a sore throat. Claude and Boris decide that they'll look after Doris by fetching and carrying whatever she needs. But how will they know if Doris can't speak to them? Claude has a "thinky moment" and soon Doris is equipped with a flipchart and some pens. What's her first order? A lovely, soothing ice-cream from Claude's Dad.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different sorts of houses there were. Claude tells Boris about the igloo he used to live in back in Snowington and this causes Boris to decide that he wants to find a new home to live in. The pair experiment with all sorts of different new homes - a den under the table, in a tree, in the garage. They even try Doris' bedroom but she soon sends them away. Gran suggests a tent, which sounds like a great idea but where can they find a tent? Claude has a "thinky moment" and, with the help of some white dustsheets, he creates a cross between a tent and an igloo!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different trees there were in Bearhampton. Whilst sitting in the garden, Claude suddenly notices that the leaves are falling off the trees. Oh no - how will the birds keep warm if there are no leaves on the trees? Claude enlists the help of Boris and, using Gran's old treasure box, they set about gathering the leaves up and trying to stick them back onto the trees. But unfortunately, they only succeed in completely covering themselves with leaves and sticky honey! Thankfully Gran is at hand to explain that trees always lose their leaves in the winter. Claude has a "thinky moment" and hits upon the idea of building a bird house from one of Gran's treasure box and filling it with the fallen leaves to keep the birds lovely and warm.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different things blew about in the wind - he watches clouds, leaves and a lovely kite. It's a windy day in Bearhampton, and Claude and Boris experiment with lots of different things that blow about in the wind. They play with a balloon and a windmill and then Dad shows them how to fly paper planes. But when Gran comes back from her shopping, the naughty wind whips her hat up, up and away. It's stuck in a tree! Claude has a "thinky moment" and, with the help of a hand-made kite, manages to rescue Gran's hat as well as creating a great new toy for Boris and him to play with.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different mysteries there were. Claude's house is full of mysteries today - there are holes in Dad's cabbages, someone is eating all of the honey and something is stealing Claude's toy cars. Dad shows Claude and Boris how to be proper detectives - with a magnifying glass and notebook - and they set off to solve the mysteries. Soon they discover that a magpie is stealing Claude's cars, Gran is eating all of the honey and little caterpillars are eating holes in Dad's cabbages. But how can they stop the caterpillars from demolishing all of Dad's prized cabbages? Claude has a "thinky moment" and decides to lay a tempting trail for the caterpillars, away from the cabbages and into the compost heap!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different places there were to visit. Claude's Gran shows him some photos of his Great Uncle Norbert. Claude is fascinated to hear that Great Uncle Norbert was an explorer and that he visited many exotic places, including the jungle, the desert and the South Pole. With the help of Boris, Claude sets out to follow in his Great Uncle's footsteps. They manage to recreate the jungle and the desert but can't find anywhere that resembles the snowy South Pole. Claude has a "thinky moment" and, with the help of some white sheets and a little ingenuity, the two intrepid explorers make it to the Pole after all.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how different things felt to touch. Whilst trying to "help" Dad clear up the leaves in the garden, Claude and Boris stumble upon a prickly ball that moves! It's a hedgehog explains Boris. Hedgy the Hedgehog doesn't seem very happy so Claude and Boris try feeding him ice cream and playing games with him but nothing seems to work. Gran points out that Hedgy is just trying to find somewhere to hibernate for the winter. Claude decides it's time to get Thinky and find a new home for Hedgy.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many photos there were everywhere. There were photos of fur-cuts at Mum's fur-dressers and photos of toys at the toyshop. There were also lots of photos at Boris' house. When Boris gives Claude an empty photo frame in which to place a photo of his favourite thing, Claude sets about finding a suitable photo using Gran's camera. After taking photos of Mum, Dad, Gran and the garden Claude still can't decide which photo to put in the frame. Luckily, stroking his Thinky Blanket enables Claude to come up with a great idea! With Gran's help, Claude sticks all the photos he has taken on his bedroom wall, but Boris wants to know which photo will he put in the photo frame? Claude gets Gran to take a photo of him and Boris - there are lots of good things in Bearhampton but Claude's favourite thing is having a friend like Boris and this is the photo that goes into the photo frame.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many shops there were. Claude, Boris and Gran are looking for a present for Dad's birthday but they can't decide what he'd like. They visit the hat shop, the toy shop and even Mum's Furdressers but no luck. Finally they decide that Dad would love a cake for his birthday but what shape should it be? Claude strokes his Thinky Blanket, thinks very hard and the result is a cake in the shape of Dad's very favourite thing - his ice cream van!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different shapes there were. Gran wants to make some Bearhampton biscuits but doesn't know what shapes she should use for the biscuits. Claude decides to lend a hand and with Boris and Doris' help, the bears search high and low to find some suitable biscuit shapes for Gran. They find triangle, square and rectangle shapes in the garden but Claude isn't convinced that any of these are special enough shapes for Gran's Bearhampton biscuits. Having run out of ideas, Claude strokes his Thinky Blanket and comes up with a solution - they can make Bearhampton biscuits by sticking different shapes together! Soon Claude and his friends have made biscuits shaped like their homes as well as biscuits that look like Mum, Dad, Gran, Doris, Boris and Claude himself - there are Bearhampton biscuits for everyone!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how easy it was to get messy. It's Doris birthday party and Claude tells mum he'll stay as clean as a whistle, so he'll look his best. However, in helping Gran to make Doris' cake, Claude gets covered in blueberries and in helping Boris put out the finger paints, he gets covered in paint. How will he get clean again? Claude has a "thinky moment" and remembers that Dad has been washing the ice cream van especially for the party. Maybe the water and soap suds could help to clean him up? Hey presto, he's clean again - just in time to go to the party. Claude has a great time at the party but in the course of having fun, gets messy all over again!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how rushy everyone was. Mum is rushing to do the shopping and can't find her shopping list, Gran is rushing to knit a scarf and it turns out all wonky and Dad has rushed off to work without saying goodbye to Claude. Even Boris keeps rushing in to fetch Claude to see a squirrel in the garden. Claude thinks that if everyone slowed down things might turn out better. But then the squirrel takes Gran's wool mistaking it for a brown nut! How will she get her wool back? Claude has a "thinky moment" and decides they just have to take their time and wait. Sure enough the squirrel returns with Gran's wool and everyone learns to slow down.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how often it rained. Dad's ice cream van gets a hole in its roof and water starts to pour in. He doesn't know how to stop it! Claude meanwhile, learns how to stay dry in the rain by wearing some of Boris' rain gear and using an umbrella. The two friends play in the rain until they land bottom-first in a big puddle! Back indoors, Dad is still searching for a way to stop his leaky roof. Claude has a "thinky moment" and suggests putting the umbrella over the hole in the roof. The leak stops and they spend the afternoon having fun splashing in puddles!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different kinds of birds there were. Claude gets a visit from a friendly robin, whilst next door Doris is scaring the birds away as they keep eating her Mum's grass seed.

One of the things Claude noticed about home was all the different types of food that grew around him. Claude has fun picking raspberries with Boris and Doris. Gran, meanwhile, is planning a special dinner for Mum and Dad when they get home from work. The only problem is she spends so long preparing the table that she forgets to actually buy any food! Claude gets "thinky" and remembers all the great stuff that grows in the garden - apples, lettuces, carrots and potatoes. Plenty to make a really great dinner. Mum and Dad come home from work to one of the best meals ever, all grown in their own garden.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things there were on TV. Claude's favourite TV show is Super Yeti and Boris's is Captain Koala. Claude puts on his Super Yeti costume, but oh no - Boris's costume is in the wash! Whilst they're waiting for it to dry, Claude decides to do some Super Yeti good deeds by helping Mum and Dad. But Boris's costume still isn't dry! Claude gets "thinky" and decides to use his Thinky Blanket as a Captain Koala cape. The dynamic duo are finally in business!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was there were beautiful flowers everywhere. Claude discovers a buzzing sound amongst the flowers which Boris tells him is a bee. Doris explains that bees collect nectar from flowers to make honey. Meanwhile Dad's new fish-flavoured ice cream isn't going down very well in the park as all of the Bearhampton bears think it's "yukky"! Claude decides to gets "thinky" and suggests that Dad make some honey-flavoured ice cream. It's a big, big hit.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many different sports there were. It's Sports Day and each bear family has to choose a sport for the other families to join in with. Boris's family are hosting the egg and spoon race, the Panda's are hosting the running race and the Grizzly's are hosting the sack race. But what sport is Claude's family going to host? They've only ever played snowy Snowington sports before!. Claude gets "thinky" and decides to introduce the Bearhampton bears to tobogganing using trays to slide down the grassy hills. Tray tobogganing is a great success!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was that there was no snow. Claude is missing the snow and feels a bit low. Doris is also upset as her trip to the zoo has been cancelled. So Boris tries to cheer Claude up by introducing him to the sand in the sandpit, which Boris says is just like snow. Claude compares and contrasts sand with snow, and soon discovers that when it's damp it's good for building with. After a "thinky moment" he builds Doris a sand zoo full of animals which cheers Doris up no end.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was all the colourful paintings and drawings everywhere. After looking in Gran's painting book, Claude and Boris decide to paint some of their own pictures. Boris paints a picture of Claude and Claude paints a picture of Boris. Eventually they only have one piece of paper left and they want to paint something really special. But then Boris accidentally drips a big blob of red paint on the paper. Claude has a "thinly moment" and manages to produce not just one, but two paintings! Boris is very happy and they both sign their paintings with their paw prints.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many things came through the letterbox. After Mum receives a parcel from the Arctic containing a book full of Snowington recipes, Claude learns all about how post gets from one place to another. He then invites Boris over to play post offices. They wrap up their own parcels but are stuck when they realise they don't have anything to deliver them in. Claude has a "thinky moment" and decides to deliver them in a pillow case which Mum was about to wash. Delivering the post goes well until Boris accidentally drops one of the parcels!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how some things were very good at hiding. In the garden Claude notices how a brown moth hides against a brown tree and how a green peg hides well on the green grass. Dad loses his red pen which he can't find anywhere so Claude and Boris offer to help, they think it's hiding. Claude has a "thinky moment" and decides that Dad's red pen might be hiding against something red. After looking high and low they eventually find Dad's red pen hiding on his red recipe notebook!

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how many thing people threw away. Claude decides to help Boris and Doris with their recycling. Meanwhile a batch of Dad's ice cream had melted and Dad is a bit sad. Claude gets "thinky" and decides to make musical instruments out of recycled materials to play a song to cheer Dad up.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how smelly everything was. Claude learns about good smelly things and bad smelly things. But, whilst collecting smelly things in the garden, Dad's gardening gloves go missing. Luckily Claude has a "thinky moment" and he and Boris solve the mystery.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was how colourful everything was. Claude is being allowed to choose a new paint colour for his bedroom, but he just can't decide which colour to paint it. With the help of his family, best friend Boris and a "thinky moment" Claude decides that he has lots of favourite colours.

One of the things Claude noticed about his new home was that the animals were very noisy. Claude wants to go to the park, but Dad, Mum and Gran are all too busy to take him. Luckily Claude is distracted by Boris bouncing in his garden which leads to the discovery of a frog With the help of Gran and Claude's "thinky moment" the frog leads them all back to his home, which happens to be a pond-in the park. So Claude gets just what he wants after all.