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Where to watch "It's a Big Big World"
7. Big Book of Babies/Club Craze
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Everyone loves playing with little Riona, but it isn't easy taking care of a baby--even a baby sloth! Everyone in the World Tree wants to start a club, but no one can agree on what kind of a club, or even what color to paint the clubhouse!
Apple TV+ (itunes)6. Winslow's Gone Bananas/I Love Purple
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Winslow's gotten very attached to one certain banana, but his lovey is making everyone else crazy when it starts to rot! Snook must find a way to get Riona to try new foods when all she wants to eat are purple berries and nothing else.
5. Why Can't I Fly/Big Big Dinner Party
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Riona learns how different all the creatures in the World Tree are when she begins to wonder why birds can fly and sloths can't. Snook hosts a dinner party--sloth-style--to encourage everyone to try new and different healthy foods.
4. Things That Go Bump/What's That Smell
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Scary noises at night are keeping Winslow, Smooch and Riona awake, until Snook explains that nighttime can be a cozy time. Bob's got a smelly secret--he's got a compost heap which turns smelly garbage into good, rich soil.
3. Making New Friends/Little Things
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There's someone new living in the World Tree: Riona, a cute baby sloth. But how did she join the rainforest family? Riona helps Bob show everyone in the World Tree how little things they do to help the environment can be a big deal.
2. Winslow Is It/The Fourth R
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Playing hide and seek is even more fun when the World Tree creatures use camouflage to hide from a seeking Winslow. Snook is showing everyone in the World Tree how to remember to reduce, re-use, and recycle to keep the World Tree beautiful.
1. Hanging with a Sleepy Sloth/Enough Is Enough
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Winslow and Smooch learn the value of a sleep routine when they attempt to get an energetic Riona settled for a good night's sleep. Riona learns how to help the environment by taking just what you need--not too little or too much.
