Trotro Season 1 Episode 27 Trotro and the snowman

Trotro and the Snowman is the 27th episode of season 1 of the popular French children's television series, Trotro. In this episode, Trotro wakes up to a snowy morning and is thrilled to see that the whole world around him is covered in snow. He immediately decides that he wants to make a snowman.

Trotro heads outside and starts rolling a big ball of snow for the snowman's body. But he's having a tough time getting the ball to stick together properly. His attempts are further hampered by Nana, who accidentally knocks over his ball of snow twice. But Trotro is determined not to give up.

Finally, Trotro gets his big ball of snow to stick together, but he's not quite sure how to make the snowman's head. He first tries to make a ball for the head, but it's too small, so he tries making a bigger one. But this too falls apart when he tries to lift it onto the snowman's body.

Trotro decides to take a break and gets his sled to slide downhill on the snowy slopes. Nana sees him having fun and joins him, but they accidentally end up crashing into the snowman, which they had forgotten about in their excitement.

They feel guilty for knocking over the snowman and decide to rebuild it. Trotro comes up with an idea of using a bucket and scoops up all the snow, this time using the bucket as a mold for the head. The head comes out perfectly and they finish building the snowman.

Trotro and Nana admire their handiwork and Trotro takes a picture of themselves with the snowman. He also decides that he wants to keep the snowman forever, but as the day goes on, the snow starts to melt.

Trotro realizes that he cannot keep the snowman forever and accepts that it will eventually melt and disappear. But he is happy knowing that he has the memory of building the snowman and the fun he had with Nana.

Overall, the episode is a heartwarming account of Trotro's perseverance in building a snowman despite facing several difficulties, highlighting the value of determination and teamwork. It also teaches valuable lessons about accepting natural phenomena and enjoying the moment, regardless of how fleeting it may be.