Scout & The Gumboot Kids Season 1 Episode 3 Featuring: The Case of The Abandoned Home, Buried Treasure, Pebble Eaters, Spotted Jelly, and The Wiggly Worker.

Featuring: The Case of The Abandoned Home, Buried Treasure, Pebble Eaters, Spotted Jelly, and The Wiggly Worker

In this episode of Scout & The Gumboot Kids, Scout and her friends take on multiple adventures and mysteries. The episode begins with Scout noticing an abandoned home in the woods. She decides to investigate and discovers that the abandoned home once belonged to a beloved artist who left behind some of her artwork. The Gumboot Kids come together to gather and examine the artwork. With their curiosity piqued, they decide to dig deep and unravel the mystery behind the abandoned house.

As they start to dig, they stumble upon something exciting - a buried treasure! However, they soon realize that the treasure belongs to a group of pebble eaters, who depend on the treasure to survive. In order to show their respect for the pebble eaters, Scout and the Gumboot Kids choose to leave the treasure right where they found it.

The group then comes across a spotted jelly - a rare and beautiful creature that they've never seen before. They take the time to observe the jelly closely, and in doing so, gain a deeper appreciation for the wonder and diversity of the natural world around them.

Finally, Scout and her friends come across a wiggly worker who is busy building a nest. They take cues from the wiggly worker and decide to build a birdhouse of their own. As they work together to build the birdhouse, they learn about the important role that nest building plays in the lives of birds.

Throughout the episode, Scout and the Gumboot Kids engage in play-based learning, exploring the natural world around them and developing a deeper understanding of the importance of respecting and protecting the environment. With its engaging storytelling and captivating animation, Scout & The Gumboot Kids is an exciting and educational series that is perfect for kids of all ages.