Episode list

Asha's nephew Shanto is going to go to the Sisimpur school. Phulbiju is a festival of the tribes of the hilly regions that marks the end of the year and the welcoming of the new year. The moon is sad and needs help from the singing starts to feel happy. Moon (Chand) starts with the letter "cha." Shanto is playing the game "What Flies and What Doesn't Fly' with his new friends of Sisimpur. Everyone's having fun. Kids have fun playing at the beach with their parents and then taking a picture together to remember. Everyone will sing to welcome their new friend Shanto to Sisimpur.

Everybody's planning a picnic. Tuktuki and Ikri are talking about what needs to be done. Making rice cakes for a festival. It is fun to invite neighbors over to enjoy the cakes and be together. Halum will demonstrate counting up to 40 by tens, in a strange way. Ludu and Budu need light for reading a book. One of them finds the Bengali letter JAW. JONAKI (firefly) starts with jaw. Friends have brought all sorts of presents for a birthday party and Mom and sister have decorated the room. Abdun Nur Tushar is a guest at "Shiku's Can You Tell" today. Today, he's going to play a game called "Guess What You're Eating" with Shiku. A song about the importance of washing fruits before eating them.

Washing utensils makes the kitchen sparkling clean. Mukul and Sumona are going to show this today. A blue worm makes the number 25 in a green field. Song about how important it is to keep one's nails trimmed to be healthy. Letter 'Ghaw' isn't getting sleep. She dances with an anklets on her feet. No matter what she can't seem to get to sleep. Eventually she falls asleep when she hears the bell ringing. King Gaanwala is exhausted when he arrives in the desert land. He needs to take a shower, but where's the water? Finally Bhuto connects a pipe to the cloud and brings water for the king to shower. Shohag goes with his mom and dad to the park for a morning walk. He sees people from different age groups exercising there. Halum explains how to brush your teeth. He's giving advice on making teeth stronger, harder, and cleaner.

Polash has written a letter to Ikri. Everyone's reading that letter. They're really enjoying it. Then we eat lunch together. Later on, we watch construction men build a Bengali letter Nioo. Ikri is going to count to 14 today by counting her amazing friends. Today on Parboti's Stage, Joga is going to make kichuri (traditional dish) out of vegetables. Everyone's waiting eagerly to eat that delicious kichuri. Finally, we visit the Dighapotia Palace in Natore. Mukul and Shumona sing a song about cooking rice.

Bahadur announces that there is a big sale. Gifts for you if you can match the items. Everyone rushes out to get things. A girl's father helps her make a bell from a tin box, stick, and string. They hang it in the lichi tree to scare away birds. Construction men build a Bengali letter Aa. Detective Shiku waits at the station for a famous detective Feluda. But Feluda sent an assistant to bring Shiku to Kolkata to assist him to reveal a mystery. Ikri has made a rocket to count backwards from 10 to 1. She'll count backwards with Shiku. Tuktuki will visit the Jamdani Polli today to see how Saris (traditional women's clothing) are made.

Ikri will play music in a rhythm and Halum will recite a rhyme in rhythm. The different sounds of vehicles and water vessels: horn, bell, ring, siren, and engine sounds. Three fish are counted one by one and form the number 3. Barnawali's letter "Ta." Tob (flower pot), torch, and tomato start with "ta." Shiku makes a flute out of leaves and shows Ikri. Later Ikri makes a huge flute from leaves, and blows so hard, Shiku is blown away. Dance of the Garia tribes of the hilly region. Polash has written a letter to Ikri. Everyone's reading that letter. They're really enjoying it.

Ikri talks with the donkey Shiku made. She keeps asking it questions until Shiku tells Ikri that he made it out of hay and he cannot answer. Urmi will go out with her parents. They all choose what clothing to wear. A lot of words can be formed with the letter "Tha." For example, Shoroth (autumn), furuth (in a snap), chamathkar (awesome), etc. A magician brings 12 van rickshaws, which are counted one by one. A letter drops at the music show out of nowhere and announces that the monster is to arrive at the show. Everyone hides. Once the monster arrives he tells them there's nothing to be afraid, he wants to be friends with everybody. Kids make flower garlands and gifts for their mom on her birthday. Mom is really happy.

It's quite cold today so Ikri makes the fish in the aquarium wear sweaters, socks, etc. Five worms start a race, but one by one they get tired, showing subtraction. The fisherman Shemai Ali will demonstrate how fishermen catch fish. Then we see different houses in the mountains and learn the Barnawali's letter "Chaw." The physically challenged Shopon wins a medal at the swimming competition. Halum and Shiku are friends and love each other. They have different ideas and perspectives, but they are still friends.

Shiku and Ikri experiment with what sinks and what floats. There's great fun in fish farming and eating and selling the fish in the market. Pegasus starts with the letter 'Pa.' The Pegasus takes a bath in the lake. The tube well is painted green to show the water is safe to drink. Shiku thinks there's a probability of rain today so he's wearing his rain coat. Halum's quite surprised when it really does rain. A clown is fishing and catches the number 6. Lastly, we sing a song about the importance of washing hands.

Ikri will have a sleep-over at Tuktuki's today. They chat away and finally go off to sleep late at night. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This is how to write the letter KAW with from the letter BAW. Then we watch how hay is used to make mosquito coils. Khoka Mia goes to Halum for directions to road no. 17. Khoka Mia finds himself in a pickle in doing so. When the garbage bin cries, the king and everybody realizes that trash should be thrown in garbage bins. Apu's dad is a chef. He can carve edible shapes, such as animals and plants, out of vegetables.

Shiku is making new things out of used stuff. Rubber is made from the juice extracted from rubber trees. Kids learn how to make cricket balls with the rubber. When Shiku says any word starting with the letter Bhaw, his machine prints it out. A flock of birds lay flowers in the shape of number 21 at the foot of the Shaheed Minar monument for National Language day. Making beautiful designs on cloth. Polash's mom makes a beautiful Kantha (quilt) for him. Priyobhashini, a famous artist, has made a nice sculpture for Halum, Tuktuki and the rest on her visit to Sisimpur. Lastly, cameraman Halum takes pictures of Bengali number 18.

Ikri is making fish with green leaves of different sizes and shapes. She draws a pond with little leaves. When finished, Halum wants to catch the fish. A little girl performs two puppets with her hands. She made them with paper, foam, cloth, wool and painted with colors with assistance from her parents. Ikri asks Halum to sit still while she draws a picture. Suddenly, a butterfly above Halum's head flies away. Ikri is done drawing. Halum understands that Ikri was drawing the butterfly. A petrol pump counts 13 cars in line waiting for gas. Dada Bhai redraws his lost painting for Shiku to exhibit. A girl brings the lost one that Dada Bhai sent for framing to display at his exhibition. Then we learn about the Bengali Letter "Maw." Lastly, we sing Tukukti's song about drawing butterflies.

Everybody assists in pushing Bahadur's cart where it is stuck in a hole. Bahadur is very happy at this. Playing cricket in the veranda on a rainy day. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This is how to write the letter DAW BINDU RA from the letter DAW. A magician brings 11 boats, which are counted one by one. Ikri and Tuktuki draw straight and curved lines. Everyone works together to make a flower garden in the school field. Shiku and Ikri experiment with what sinks and what floats.

Halum will sit under the banyan tree to listen to a song, but keeps getting interrupted by unwanted sounds. Students attend a picnic with their teachers and learn that they should dispose of trash properly. Ludu and Budu need water. Ludu finds the Bengali letter TAW. Tubewell starts with Taw. A scuba diving sheep explores the ocean, but needs a password to get back into his submarine. The password is the number 50. Looking at the dirty water, the queen is very upset. So the king asks everyone to help work on cleaning the park. Seeing the newly neat and clean park, the queen wants to stay there rather than return to the castle. A boy helps his mother clean the school. After washing up, he has something to eat and then attends the school. He is proud of the work they did.

Tuktuki, Halum, Ikri,and Shiku are reading in the library, but Halum frequently has to go outside to laugh. Tuktuki's story book is also so funny that she can't read it out loud to Ikri, so they too go outside. Rakibul goes to school for the first time. After entering the class, he starts reciting a poem with his classmates. When class ends, everyone plays a game. He is very happy and will go to school every day. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This shows how to write the letter Murdannaya Sha from the letter JAW. Halum, Shiku, Tuktuki and Ikri are all outside the library, reading their funny books when Asha comes out. She tells them that they may stay in the library as long as their talking does not disturb other readers. Then we see a karate sheep show us the number 15. The mobile library travels around the city and distributes books to children. Saiba and Anindo are siblings and when the library car comes by their house, they borrow books to read. Ferdousi Rahman is present to announce the opening of the kid's corner at the library. Tuktuki, Halum, Shiku, and Ikri are all glad to see him.

An airplane flies above Shiku and Ikri's heads. Shiku makes an airplane out of paper and explains the difference between a real plane and a paper one. Later, we watch nine elephants come one by one to a circus tent and dance to music. Then we see how to make balloons out of rubber. The Barnawali's today's letter is "da". Dori (rope), doi (curd), etc. all begin with the letter "da." Golap and Akash are two friends. They will learn how to make dolls out of clay from the village's potter Ratan Da. Hearing the sound of a flute, Detective Shiku sets forth to find the origin. Later when he meets Halum, he finds it was him who was playing with a leaf. Shiku understands that what the sound was and where it was coming from. Cricketer Salma teaches Tuktuki how to play cricket through practice.

Tuktuki and Halum play a game where they make different sound patterns with different instruments. Mou's teacher is helping the class learn the national anthem in preparation for an upcoming school function. A petrol pump counts 13 cars in line waiting for gas. Disguised as masters, Shiku, Ikri, and Shobuj Kha are sitting with the King along with Tuktuki and others. Today they will sing a song to the King "O." A father named his son Lalon after the famous folk singer, Baul Lalon Shah. Today the boy visits Lalon Shah to sing him a song. After the song was over, everyone applauded. Film actress Moushumi is in Sisimpur today. Tuktuki, Halum, and Shiku, will sing and dance with Moushumi.

Halum has to practice for his dance, but the cassette player is out of order. Now what will he do? Tuktuki is consoling Halum when Shiku discovers that the plug to the player wasn't attached. A Rickshaw puller goes to Sisimpur with ten tigers, which are counted one by one. Then we sing a song about grandparents and family. Ikri tries to prevent Shiku from opening a box full of the letter "Ee." But out of curiosity when Shiku opens the box, the letter "E" flies away. A man is sitting underneath a tree in the jungle. He asks the tree for some fruit and the tree says, "You can eat my fruit, because you planted me and took care of me with water and clay. You can have fruits from my tree." A child's new baby sister was just issued a birth certificate. When she grows up, she will need it. Everyone needs to have a birth certificate. Lastly, Tuktuki sings a song called "Everyone loves me."

Today Asha introduces the poet Rabindranath Tagore's poems, songs, pictures, and novels to Ikri, Shiku, Halum, and Tuktuki. Everyone is happy learning about his work and want to know more. In the printing house, newspapers are printed. Today on Parboti's Stage, the prince wants to gift the letter "ka" to his wife, Kakoli. The prince brings bananas, shells, and then a pen. The prince write his favorite letter "ka" with the pen. A blue worm makes the number 25 in a green field. The girls are using leaves and branches to play pretend school. Some are teachers and others are students who are writing names with twigs. Ikri will teach Shemai Ali how to write a letter. Halum is singing and drawing a picture of a fish.

Tuktuki has a box. Halum has to guess what is in. With clues, Halum finally reveals it is bitter gourd. Tuktuki gives him fish as a prize. Halum has to tell which of the five options is his favorite food: fish. He counts all five foods until he reaches the last. A teacher and students sing a song about the letter GAA. Then we learn about the process of making salt.

Halum and Tuktuki display light and shadow by their waving hands and hair. Then we watch construction men build a Bengali letter Nioo. A child's uncle shows how to record using a video camera. Together they film different scenes including the kitchen, the pet goat, and mango tree. Ikri will count till 24 with her favorite doll, Timtim. Both Ikri and Tuktuki work together and make a pretty little Hexagon. A girl rides a hand tractor with her father. They plough the land and sow rice seeds. Rupa wants to drive big tractor when she grows up. Ikri sings a song about how she can do a lot of things on her own and how this can be so fun.

Asha is seen catching fish one after another. Excited and full of enthusiasm, Halum helps to put the fish in the basket. Then we sing a song about safety measures. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This is how to write the letter KAW with from the letter BAW. Today, everyone is busy playing musical chairs. Who'll be the winner? Ikri is making sounds of different things and Halum is guessing what they are. When Ikri leaves, Halum keeps playing on his own. A brother and sister draw a picture with a pencil. They add a tree using dry straw, a river with rice grains, and even a bird with grains of wheat. Tuktuki sings and dances with Meherine, a Bangladeshi celebrity.

Today Halum has specially made extra-large bait for catching fish. The fish are happy too - they are gulping the bait. Pegasus starts with the letter 'Pa.' The Pegasus takes a bath in the lake. Shiku went out in the morning with a picture in his hand - but now it is lost. Halum tells him to recall all the things that he did, all the places he went, all the people he met. With this, they hope to find the picture. A magician brings 11 boats, which are counted one by one. Today Tuktuki is aboard a launch boat. She speaks to the captain and learns a lot, such as - how to steer a motor-launch and where the launch goes everyday. Tuktuki enjoys her trip. Ikri imagines Gaanwala and Bhuto went to an island. Their boat floats away. They send a letter in a bottle and set a flag. Konka sees it and rescues them. The cameraman Halum takes pictures of Bengali number 18.

Once upon a time, there was a king who slept all the time and forgot what the moon looked like. One day the moon called him and everyone had to explain that it was the moon. A girl is preparing her doll bride. Her friends prepare the groom. Then they play a marriage ceremony and pretend to cook the reception dinner. The moon is sad and needs help from the singing starts to feel happy. Moon (Chand) starts with the letter "cha." The drama "16 Kopa Porna" will be staged by Parboti. Shobuj Miya is playing Kopwala and his friend comes by with kopa, (bananas). Shobuj Miya fills his basket with bananas one by one. Tuktuki won't go to school today - but everyone's worried why she won't. Finally, Tuktuki tells everyone that school is closed today. A boy accompanies his father who makes traditional crowns made of paper and sponge wood. These are worn for different events. Lastly, we sing a song about storytelling.

Ikri asks Halum to sit still while she draws a picture. Suddenly, a butterfly above Halum's head flies away. Ikri is done drawing. Halum understands that Ikri was drawing the butterfly. Ludu and Budu want to fly like dragonfly They find the Bengali letter FAW. FHORING (dragonfly) starts with Faw. Golap goes with her mother to her uncle's house where she visits an elephant. She takes care of it, gives it a shower, and plays football. Golap is good friends with the elephant. Khoka Mia plans to take a bus. Halum, the bus counter, gives him the ticket and he gets in line. He counts one bus after another, but when will number 9 come? Ikri is reciting a very funny poem and at the same time, a toy horse is moving behind her. Tuhin helps his mother and father sell papaya, jackfruit, and other things from their garden. Some tree leaves are big, small, circular, narrow, long - The group sings a song about leaves.

The Sisimpur gang is invited to participate in the annual kite festival in Bakul Pur, which will be telecast. Only one can fly the Sisimpur kite. It was decided that Bahadur will take Tuktuki to fly the kite. Ikri and Shanto are cutting paper, Halum and some children are making the wheel, and Shiku helping as well to make the kite. When it is finished, Tuktuki starts to practice running the kite. Argho is decorating the house and the Christmas tree for the big day. He prays at church, then meets up with friends for a meal together. He is enjoying the day. Five worms start a race, but one by one they get tired, showing subtraction. Shiku, Ikri, and Bahadur are encouraging Tuktuki. Getting the new kite and the wheel, Tuktuki is very happy. They all are practicing together. The game of letter recognition with letter Aa. Aa for aam (mango), anarosh (pineapple) etc. The kite festival is starting at Bakul Pur. The kite runner who will be able to fly the kite highest will be presented with books as a prize.

Shiku is reading an interesting book about inventions. Ikri is having fun practicing to say rhymes with a rhythm. A flock of birds lay flowers in the shape of number 21 at the foot of the Shaheed Minar monument for National Language day. Two village boys make a kite by cooperating that they then fly together. The letter 'Ontosto Aw' is feeling bad because no word starts with him. Tuktuki tells him even if no words start with him he does exist in the middle and at the end of words. Bhuto, Gaanwala and Konka have come to a weird world. Here everybody is different and they eat, sing, and speak in a different language. Bhuto and the group are delighted to have met them. Friends have brought all sorts of presents for a birthday party and Mom and sister have decorated the room. Halum and Shiku are friends and love each other. They have different ideas and perspectives, but they are still friends.

Mukul is making a signboard with the names of different fruits and flowers. Ikri wants to know what a signboard is? Mukul explains it and Ikri brings back a signboard with Mukul's photo and his name on it. Making beautiful designs on cloth. Polash's mom makes a beautiful Kantha (quilt) for him. A lot of words can be formed with the letter "Tha." For example, Shoroth (autumn), furuth (in a snap), chamathkar (awesome), etc. A magician brings 10 rickshaws, which are counted one by one. How can you express what you want to say without saying a word? Today on "Shiku's Can You Tell," Halum will answer that question. Lastly, we sing Tukukti's song about drawing butterflies.

Halum and Tuktuki pretend to play the bus game. Gunimoyra joins them. When Gunimoyra boards, the bus driver Halum can't get the bus engine to start. Gunimoyra has to help push the bus. A karate sheep shows number 15. Mallika is going to learn how to wash clothes with her mother by the pond. She's going to help her mom and dad in this task. Letter 'Ghaw' isn't getting sleep. She dances with an anklets on her feet. No matter what she can't seem to get to sleep. Eventually she falls asleep when she hears the bell ringing. Shemai Ali learns how to measure heights with the help of Ikri. Children talk about their feelings of happiness and sorrow. Cricketer Salma teaches Tuktuki how to play cricket through practice.

Ikri is going to become pilot when she grows up and will reach the skies and touch the clouds. Tuktuki meets with cricket players, watches them practice, and then gets to play with them. A blue worm eats eight sweets. Barnawali's letter "Ta." Tob (flower pot), torch, and tomato start with "ta." Halum wants to catch big fish today, so he brings big bait. He shows the big, bigger and biggest bait. Big fish are getting ready to eat the bait. Urmi will go out with her parents. They all choose what clothing to wear. Halum has to tell which of the five options is his favorite food: fish. He counts all five foods until he reaches the last.

Halum, Ikri, Tuktuki and Shiku learn that you must stop and listen when someone else is speaking. Nine elephants come one by one to a circus tent and dance to music. Then we learn about the Bengali Letter "Maw." The show "Shiku's Can You Tell" starts with a welcome. Today's topic is "Let's sit together" and the guests are Halum and Tuktuki. You have to talk quietly in a library. Mazharul Islam and Tuktuki will tell us today what it means to talk loud and soft. A disabled dad fixes mobile phones at his own shop. His daughter helps him get to the shop everyday. Shiku and Ikri use toy sheep and roosters to demonstrate patterns.

Air expert Halum explains everything about air to Shobuj Miah. At one point Shobuj Miah is blown away by the strong wind. Students learn how to paint on clothes. When Shiku says any word starting with the letter Bhaw, his machine prints it out. Three fish are counted one by one and form the number 3. Shiku makes a flute out of leaves and shows Ikri. Later Ikri makes a huge flute from leaves, and blows so hard, Shiku is blown away. Later, we learn how hay is used to make mosquito coils. Some tree leaves are big, small, circular, narrow, long - The group sings a song about leaves.

Detective Shiku waits at the station for a famous detective Feluda. But Feluda sent an assistant to bring Shiku to Kolkata to assist him to reveal a mystery. There's a canal cutting off the road to school. Manik and his friends have to take the long way to get to school. Manik's uncle makes a bridge to help the people of the village. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This is how to write the letter DAW BINDU RA from the letter DAW. A magician has 16 boxes and a girl counts them one by one. Then we sing a song about the importance of washing hands. Ikri will teach Shemai Ali how to kick a football.

Tuktuki will pretend to be an elephant now and Ikri a princess. And then Ikri is going to play the elephant and Tuktuki the princess. They enjoy taking turns. Then we watch construction men build a Bengali letter Aa. Later, we guess from clues to reveal a papaya tree. Ikri will use magic to make 3 guavas disappear. As asked, Halum eats them all one by one. Ikri brings 3 big watermelons to show the magic again. Halum get faint. Afterwards, we sing a song about wearing shoes. Tuktuki will play cricket with Sumona. She takes a ball, bat, sneakers, and a suit. She takes so many other things that they can play many different games. Lastly, Ikri sings a song about how she can do a lot of things on her own and how this can be so fun.

Manik and Ratan will sing at today's show and Halum will have to figure what sound it is. They'll sing a rhyme, songs from Bangla movies, and folk songs. Even though Halum doesn't figure at first, he listens and understands. A paintbrush dances and writes the Bengali letter Ta. Then we watch the dance of the Garia tribes of the hilly region. Today, everyone is busy playing musical chairs. Who'll be the winner? Ikri is reciting a very funny poem and at the same time, a toy horse is moving behind her. Then they teach us flowers of different colors. Lastly, film actress Moushumi is in Sisimpur today. Tuktuki, Halum, and Shiku, will sing and dance with Moushumi.

Halum waits to play ball and watch TV until Shiku has finished his reading so as not to disturb him. Antara goes to the village bazaar with her dad to sell gourds and pumpkins. She checks out the entire bazaar and loves it. Today on Parboti's Stage, the prince wants to gift the letter "ka" to his wife, Kakoli. The prince brings bananas, shells, and then a pen. The prince write his favorite letter "ka" with the pen. A petrol pump counts 13 cars in line waiting for gas. The mobile library travels around the city and distributes books to children. Saiba and Anindo are siblings and when the library car comes by their house, they borrow books to read. Halum is reading a huge book called, "All in One." You'll find everything in this book. Everyone's nudging him to finish so that they get a turn. Lastly, they sing a song about storytelling.

Tuktuki interviews everyone, asking them if they make mistakes. Manik Ratan wants to tell Tuktuki that she is holding the microphone upside down. Finally Tuktuki figures out her mistake. Later, we watch construction men build a Bengali letter Nioo. Also, we sing a song about washing hands. Ikri is going to count to 14 today by counting her amazing friends. Detective Shiku sends his assistants to unravel the mystery of the sickle (kaachi). The assistants bring the tailor. But this sickle doesn't belong to him. Finally Mithun Raksam, the maker of the sickle, comes to look for the sickle. Afterwards, we learn about different houses in the mountains. Tuktuki is singing a song called "Everyone loves me."

Everybody's planning a picnic. Tuktuki and Ikri are talking about what needs to be done. Then we play a game of letter recognition with letter KHA. In Ikri's imagination, actor ATM Shamsuzzaman becomes a passenger in Ikri's rickshaw. They're heading to the Lal Bagh Fort. A scuba diving sheep explores the ocean, but needs a password to get back into his submarine. The password is the number 50. Harbala makes different kind of sounds. The school children name the sounds. Bahadur announces that there is a big sale. Gifts for you if you can match the items. Everyone rushes out to get things. Lastly, we sing a song about how it is fun wearing shoes.

Ikri has a cold. Doctor Safdar tells her she must put on some warm clothes. A moment later Doctor Safdar starts sneezing. Ikri quickly reminds him of the advice he gave her. Then we sing a song about the importance of breakfast. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This shows how to write the letter Murdannaya Sha from the letter JAW. Halum will eat the 19 fish in the bowl, one by one. Ikri will count from 1 to 19 in this way. Today on Parboti's Stage, Joga is going to make kichuri (traditional dish) out of vegetables. Everyone's waiting eagerly to eat that delicious kichuri. Shohag goes with his mom and dad to the park for a morning walk. He sees people from different age groups exercising there. Lastly, we finish with a song about the importance of washing fruits before eating them.

Vegetable Champion Halum's adventure to help Akkas Miah to cross the railway line. Then Rana and Rayna's dad takes them to school and helps them with their homework. Later, the moon is sad and needs help from the singing starts to feel happy. Moon (Chand) starts with the letter "cha." Afterwards, a clown is fishing and catches the number 7. Everybody assists in pushing Bahadur's cart where it is stuck in a hole. Bahadur is very happy at this. Ikri will teach Shemai Ali how to share. Finally, Shiku and Ikri experiment with what sinks and what floats.

Ikri and Sumona will have frumenty together. Ikri first washes her hands and then the spoon. Then she remembers that the frumenty wasn't washed. Five worms start a race, but one by one they get tired, showing subtraction. Children play football and every once in a while take a break to rest. Some kids swing, lay on the ground, read, listen music etc. Then they play again. Tuktuki won't go to school today - but everyone's worried why she won't. Finally, Tuktuki tells everyone that school is closed today. Pegasus starts with the letter 'Pa.' The Pegasus takes a bath in the lake. Later, we learn about favorite foods. A rural girl and her brother love milk. Their friends like different foods, local fruits, eggs, small fishes, etc. Halum, Tuktuki, Ikri and Shiku are going to spend the day with celebrity doctor Arup Ratan at Sisimpur and they'll sing with him.

Khoka Mia visits the photographer Halum's studio to get his picture in front of the sea shore. Halum sets up back drops of the village and the city, but says it will take a week to get a picture of the sea shore. Retrieving data. Wait a few seconds and try to cut or copy again. Ikri tries to prevent Shiku from opening a box full of the letter "Ee." But out of curiosity when Shiku opens the box, the letter "E" flies away. Three fish are counted one by one and form the number 3. Kids have fun playing at the beach with their parents and then taking a picture together to remember. The King is amazed to see forests, mountains, and waterfalls and wants to take everything back to his palace. His commander explains that these things are better off here. The king understands and orders him to bring the palace here. Some tree leaves are big, small, circular, narrow, long - The group sings a song about leaves.

Ikri and Tuktuki want to plant a tree together, but can't decide on what kind of tree and where to plant it. They finally agree to plant both. A rural girl accompanies her father, a ferry boatman to his job. They ferry people with different goods. Khoka Miah goes to the Saladia hotel to have Shorborno (alphabet) Halim (a dish made of beef, lentils and spices). As usual waiter Halum keeps him waiting and serves him cold Halim. Khoka Miah is infuriated by this. A Rickshaw puller goes to Sisimpur with ten tigers, which are counted one by one. A boy helps his mother clean the school. After washing up, he has something to eat and then attends the school. He is proud of the work they did. Finally, we sing a song about the importance of washing hands.

Cricketer Habibul Bashar has come to Sisimpur. He'll spend the whole day with Tuktuki. A song about a colorful rural fair showing children and adults enjoying rides, a circus, puppet shows, toys, food etc. Nine elephants come one by one to a circus tent and dance to music. Bangla letter Chandrabindu is at Shiku's office. Shiku solves the mystery of why he can't sit. An airplane flies above Shiku and Ikri's heads. Shiku makes an airplane out of paper and explains the difference between a real plane and a paper one. Phulbiju is a festival of the tribes of the hilly regions that marks the end of the year and the welcoming of the new year. Polash has written a letter to Ikri. Everyone's reading that letter. They're really enjoying it.

Ikri and Tuktuki take turns pretending to be different animals and make calls like them. They pretend to be a horse, lion, dog, cat, etc. Pencil writes a Bengali letter. Eraser wipes out the dot beneath it. This is how to write the letter KAW with from the letter BAW. A magician has 20 boxes and a girl counts them one by one. Ikri will teach Shemai Ali how to kick a football. Tuktuki and Halum play a game where they make different sound patterns with different instruments. Children are painting pottery with their uncle. They draw different patterns and designs. Then they use the pots and utensils to pretend to cook. Shiku and Ikri experiment with what sinks and what floats.

Today Tuktuki and Halum are going to play eye, nose, ear game. What can you do with your eyes, nose and ears? Halum says we can see fish, smell fish , and even hear the sounds fish make. Next, we watch how traditional sweets are made from rice. The Barnawali's today's letter is "da". Dori (rope), doi (curd), etc. all begin with the letter "da." A blue worm eats eight sweets. Gaanwala wants to see the rainbow. But where's the rainbow? Bhuto calls the clouds to rain and then calls the sun. The sun's up and there's a beautiful rainbow in the sky. Gaanwala is very happy. A little girl performs two puppets with her hands. She made them with paper, foam, cloth, wool and painted with colors with assistance from her parents. Halum has to tell which of the five options is his favorite food: fish. He counts all five foods until he reaches the last.

Shiku sees at Halum's house that the television is on, the lights are on, the fan is on but Halum isn't around. Shiku switches everything off because he knows it is not good to waste electricity. Students attend a picnic with their teachers and learn that they should dispose of trash properly. Ludu and Budu want to fly like dragonfly They find the Bengali letter FAW. FHORING (dragonfly) starts with Faw. It's quite cold today so Ikri makes the fish in the aquarium wear sweaters, socks, etc. Shiku thinks there's a probability of rain today so he's wearing his rain coat. Halum's quite surprised when it really does rain. Then we learn about flowers of different colors. Lastly, we have cameraman Halum take pictures of Bengali number 18.

Khoka Miah is thirsty and goes to the Saladia restaurant. Waiter Halum first brings cucumbers and watermelons. Khoka Miah gets annoyed and Halum says there are no glasses in the restaurant, but he sent someone to buy them. Tuktuki visits artist Mustafa Monowar and paints with him. Ikri will count till 24 with her favorite doll, Timtim. Next, we watch construction men build a Bengali letter Aa. Asha is seen catching fish one after another. Excited and full of enthusiasm, Halum helps to put the fish in the basket. On the way to school, Rahim tears his shoe. His friend Mimi takes him to his father, who is a cobbler. Mimi's dad repairs and polishes the shoes for Rahim. Cricketer Salma teaches Tuktuki how to play cricket through practice.

Asha explains to Ikri why food needs to be covered. If you don't cover food, mosquitoes, houseflies, other insects, and dirt might get into the food. Then we sing a song of cooking rice. Ludu and Budu need water. Ludu finds the Bengali letter TAW. Tubewell starts with Taw. Next, they eat lunch together. Ikri asks Shemai Ali to draw a triangle and he draw a square, pentagon, etc. Finally Ikri teaches him how to draw a triangle. Lastly, they sing Tuktuki's song of staying cheerful.

Shiku and Ikri use toy sheep and roosters to demonstrate patterns. Then we have cameraman Halum taking pictures of Bengali number 18. Golap goes with her mother to her uncle's house where she visits an elephant. She takes care of it, gives it a shower, and plays football. Golap is good friends with the elephant. A paintbrush dances and writes the Bengali letter Ta. Today on Parboti's Stage is "Dhak stick" with the actors, Halum and William. Then they play cricket in the veranda on a rainy day. Lastly, they sing a song about the importance of washing fruits before eating them.