Ep 19. Thump!/Squirelled Away

In season 1, episode 19 of "The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!", titled "Thump!/Squirrelled Away," the curious feline and his pals embark on two outdoor adventures in search of answers to some of nature’s most interesting questions.

In the first segment, "Thump!," the Cat in the Hat takes Nick and Sally on a journey to the forest to discover what causes the loud thumping noises they hear. Along the way, they meet different forest creatures, including a woodpecker who teaches them about how they use their beaks to peck on trees for food and shelter. Eventually, the trio discovers that a small creature called a peeper frog is responsible for the thumping noise, as it uses its feet to make the sounds during courtship.

In the second segment, "Squirrelled Away," the Cat in the Hat introduces Nick and Sally to a squirrel and teaches them about storing food for the winter. The two children are shocked to learn that squirrels can hide up to 10,000 nuts and seeds in one season, and they eagerly join in on the fun of hiding acorns. As they explore the different ways and places squirrels store their food, they come across a surprise – a snake who is also looking for lunch. The Cat in the Hat uses his quick thinking to help the squirrel and keep Nick and Sally safe.

Throughout both segments, the Cat in the Hat teaches Nick and Sally about the importance of adaptation and survival in the animal world. The show is full of fun and interactive elements that will engage young viewers and encourage them to continue their own explorations of the natural world. This episode is sure to delight viewers with its delightful characters, fun adventures, and engaging educational content.