Episode list

Right before the bicycle contest, Tuktuki's bike tire went flat. She and Ikri tried to pumped up the tire again but they couldn't. The next segment shows that girls can ride bicycles too, and they can ride a bicycle to the sea, mountains, and jungles. Tuktuki and Ikri went to the mechanic to pump up the bike tire. The mechanic showed them how to patch the tire up. Tuktuki goes to the bicycle competition. A girl named Shaon won first place. Tuktuki did great. She only got third place, but she was happy anyway. Next, we learn about the letter "murdhanno na" as well as count to twelve with airplanes. 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. Shaheda, a Bangladeshi girl child gets introduced to traditional boat race and get to see the race with her father. She supports the yellow boat team and her team wins second position. She then visits the village fair and buys a clay boat toy. The gang sings a song about the neighborhood and their love for each other.

Halum is trying on his new punjabi to wear to a fish function. But it wont fit. It was too big for him, so he calls friends for help. No one answers. Sunita likes wearing new dress and costumes for occasions like birthday parties, weddings, and so on. Halum went to the tailor to get his punjabi tailored. The tailor helped him to size the punjabi, but then while Halum is out of the house, his friends arrive one at a time and each cut the punjabi some more. Halum discovers the punjabi is now way too small and is upset. Shiku and Bahadur help Halum by patching up different pieces of clothes to make a new and improved punjabi. Then we learn about the letter 'A'. Afterwards, we learn to count to 11 and talk about drying clothes in Ikri's World. Next, they teach us about making sari. Later on, a pair of T-shirts appears. A color tube draws on them to make them different, then the same. A bucket comes in. The T-shirts get washed to be different and same. An iron comes and burn one to make them different. We end the day by singing a song about new dresses.

Bang the frog was out for fresh air because their pond was too polluted to live. Halum and friends suggested he could stay in their clean pond. Ikri and friends helped the frog to be settled in their own pond. They brought things to keep him happy but he misses his own home. So they decided to clean his pond. The gang decides to make the frog's pond cleaner. They team up and got rid of all the dirty things in the pond and make it livable. Bang the frog was so happy. Next, we count three fish, which are counted one by one and form the number 3. Later on, they teach us the letter "ma" with fishing. Gaanwala is high official. Bhuto is a secretary. Gaanwala teaches Bhuto the polite way to ask to enter his room, "May I come in, Sir?" Detective Shiku, with Halum and Ikri's help, gets a possible ID on the plants at a nursery. They went in and found the two pots. Lastly, we sing a song about Halum's house.

Tuktuki's grandfather sent her a table for a present, but it is rather big and even with the help of her friends, it doesn't fit into the house. Hamim's father buys him a table to study. He keeps it organized, he studies, and draws pictures. His sister studies at the table with him as well. Tutuki and her friends come up with different ideas for getting the table in her house. They even tried to lift the whole house. The delivery men came back and explained that there was a mix up. Tuktuki's table is actually a nice, small size. Tuktuki was happy to sit at her new table and write a thank you letter to her grandpa. Later, we learn to count to the number 5 with cats. The next segment shows that girls can ride bicycles too, and they can ride a bicycle to the sea, mountains, and jungles. Bhuto, Konka, and Gaanwala went to the kingdom to the book tree. There were various types of books on the tree. They were really very happy reading those books. A computer image is printed, then plates are made with it, which are used to print pages. The pages are bound with needles and string.

Ikri wants to play tiger, but can't find anyone to play with. So Gunimoyra decides to play with her. The boys and girls are trying out different animal costumes. Some are dressed as kangaroos, some as elephants. Gunimoyra, dressed up as a tiger, started playing with Ikri. Ikri tells him to do different tiger activities and he tries. Halum shows up and wants to prove he is a better tiger than Gunimoyra. It is decided that Halum is the best tiger. A Rickshaw puller goes to Sisimpur with ten tigers, which are counted one by one. Later, we learn the letter Vaw with a sheep. 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.

Halum is amazed to hear Bang the frog croak. He wants to learn how to croak like a frog, so Bang gave him croaking lessons. Halum wants Ikri's help to sound like a frog. Ikri tells him to dress up and act like a frog. He went so far as eating a fly. A rural little girl Pinky gets attracted to the quack sound of ducks. With her uncle she got to know that all different animals sound in different ways. Then she got to know about the sounds of cow, goat, chicken and cat. Halum went back to Bang the frog and told him that a frog hunter tried to catch him, thinking he was a frog. Bang told him he should be happy with being a tiger. Then we count: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven crocodiles. Later, we learn about the letter 'Cha' with a goat. The renown director Tuktuki is ready with her shooting unit. Horbola Shimlu is ready too. 'Horbola' is someone who mimics animal sounds. He is supposed to moo but cannot. Parboti comes and teaches Shimlu. Afterwards, we learn about the life of monkeys. Lastly, Ikri asks Parboti different questions and Parboti answers by singing.

Tuktuki loves drawing stuff. One day, she tried to draw a bird and broke her pencil. She keeps breaking her lead and asks Ikri for help. Shusmita goes to her drawing class. There she draws different pictures. After the class, everyone's picture gets hung on the wall. Ikri helps Tuktuki by fanning her as she searches for the other pencil to replace the one she broke. They decide to go to Gunimoyra's for another pencil. Tuktuki and Ikri buy new pencils and start to draw birds. Now Ikri's pencil breaks, so Tuktuki goes to buy another. Later, kids paint the number 15 on a huge white canvas. 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. 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. Tanni and his friends attend a drawing class and draw a picture. We end the day with a song about Ikri's Scribbles.

Halum starts to write poems about fried fish. Tuktuki represents her drawing and Shiku represents his invention. They came up with a plan to publish a wall magazine. The gang's plan of publishing a wall magazine is on it's way. They start to post stuff about themselves in the magazine. Sisimpur needs a name for their magazine and can't agree on one. A child walking by suggests a name. Perfect. Later, we watch a construction men build a Bengali letter Aa. Next, a bunch of kids are drawing the number 19 on a huge white canvas with a paintbrush. Halum the night guard blew his whistle, disturbing Khoka Mia, the poet. They decide to switch clothes and jobs to be fair. Khoka tries to disturb Halum, but Halum writes a nice poem with no trouble. Afterwards, we visit the printing house where newspapers are printed. Lastly, celebrity Nolok visits Sisimpur and brings a newspaper with him. He sings a song about the types of news there are, how much fun it is to read and learn about different news.

Shiku and friends discover something strange in the ground as they are playing. The gang finds a hole in the ground that seems to belong to an animal. They try giving it food and try to bring it out. It was a rabbit. They then try to catch the rabbit. Then another friend arrives to explain why they should respect animals and their homes.

Ikri can't understand why she can't to play the see saw alone. Gunimoyra suggests she play with a friend, so she brings her doll. Still doesn't work because the doll is too light. Halum explains to Ikri that her doll is too lightweight to play see saw with. Halum is actually too heavy. Ikri brings herself some dolls to gain some weight but the seesaw still wasn't even. Halum brings another friend, closer to Ikri's size, and they are able to see saw together. Lastly, Frog and Monkey are invited to Shiku's show and to eat pie after the program. But they eat all the pie before starting the program.

Halum hide himself behind an artificial tree to see the birds closely. A bird comes and sit on Halum's left palm. The bird finds the palm to be a proper place for making its nest. The bird collects straws, make a nest, lay eggs and starts hatching. Halum gets tired to hold the bird nest up. Shiku comes and helps Halum to get an ease. He also gets tired. Tuktuki joins and gives them water to drink and take role for easing Halum and Shiku. Ikri comes and fans them all. Shiku, Tuktuki and Ikri are trying to hold Halum and the tree to keep the bird undisturbed. Ruma comes and brings a lady and they bring a real tree in a tub with the help of Bahadur. They replace the tree and place the nest on a branch very silently. Lastly, we learn how a bird's nest is built.

Shiku, Ikri and Tuktuki are playing a rural game with Halum. Closing eyes, Halum tells a rhyme and others start move and dance. Opening eyes he finds Shiku moving. Shiku finds Tuktuki but she gets her sandal torn. Shiku leaves with an idea to solve. Shiku fixes Tuktuki's torn sandal. All start playing again. Tuktuki gets her sandal torn again on a different point. Shiku opines that it can't be fixed in the same way. Tuktuki starts crying. Hulum suggests them to get help from Bahadur and all leaves. Shiku, Tuktuki and others come to Bahadur to fix Tuktuki's sandal again. Bahadur refers them to Asha as she is very skilled in stitching cloths. She takes them to a professional cobbler and he fixes the sandal. They all happily join in games again. Finally, Khoka Mia the poet comes to Halum's dress shop for a green shirt. Halum shows him many different shirts, but none of them are green. Khoka gets very frustrated.

A new teacher is coming into Tuktuki's school. Tuktuki and her friends decorated the class very beautifully. Everything was ready, but Tuktuki saw they forgot the flowers. Tuktuki goes to Gunimoyra's shop to buy flowers, but he is out. He suggests they make flowers by using colored paper. Rabbi gets interested to visit his elder sister Swapna's mobile school on a boat. There is no school in the remote village. The boat is equipped with sitting benches, black board, solar system, computer and library. Rabbi intends to get admitted there. Tuktuki and her friends struggled to make paper flowers until a lady appeared and taught them how. They were very happy and after that they came to know that she was their new teacher. Finally, an answer hawker comes to Sisimpur. Ikri brought a huge list of questions. The hawker got tired answering Ikri's questions.

As Shiku plays with his magnet, Halum's tin can disappears, followed by Bahadur's toy car and Ikri's hat. But why? Halum, Bahadur, and Ikri can't figure out where their toys went, so they head toward Shiku's place. The gang finds that Shiku's magnet was causing all the ruckus. They all wanted to know how did it happened. Shiku explained that the magnet attracts certain metal things. Next, we learn about Bengali letter "haw." Barnawali opened three boxes and found a hammer, an elephant, and a lantern, all of which start with the letter "haw." Afterwards, a rural boy gets to see how his father operates water pump for irrigation. He finds an alternative way of watering for play. He adjoins the rinds of banana tree with his friends to make a long pathway to the garden from the tube well and water the garden. We end the day with the gang singing a song about things that are alive and not alive.

Shiku is seeing the sunset and Ikri joins. Shiku plans to play a funny trick with her. He magically counts backward from 5 to 0 and the sun seems vanished. Ikri gets astonished and leaves to show the magic to others. Shiku thoughtfully follows her. Ikri starts showing the magic to Guni Moyra. As the sun is already gone, Ikri plans to count straightway to get the sun back but that fails. She again fails the magic while showing to a chicken couple. Shiku reaches there and follow the way Ikri left. Ikri gets to meet Shiku. He explains Ikri about the natural process of sun rise and sun set that can't be altered with any count or magic trick. Ikri realizes and playfully uses a new trick counting straightway and make the moon appear on the sky. We end the day learning about the benefits of using solar power.

Ikri loves watching birds. Halum and Ikri decide to team up and make a birdwatching club. Tuktuki and Halum start to birdwatch from a safe distance in a peaceful environment. They keep watching and waiting but no birds show up. Suddenly a yellow bird shows up and called in the other birds. The bird watching club was a success. Next, we learn Bengali letter "gaw." Barnawali opened three boxes and found a cartier, a guitar, and a bowl, all of which start with the letter "gaw." We end the day watching how a bird's nest is made.

Halum brought himself three flower pots. He couldn't carry them all together so he took one at a time. Ikri wants to help and moves the pots. This looks like a job for Detective Shiku. Shiku starts his investigation into the missing flower pots and starts to mark out clues. The investigation continues - Detective Shiku, with Halum and Ikri's help, gets a possible ID on the plants at a nursery. They went in and found the two pots. We end the day with Karim. Karim's bottle gourd creeper grows much and he asks his parents to make a scaffold for it. His father brings bamboo and mom makes holes on the ground. They make it with bamboo and jute stalks and set the creeper on it so that it can grow at its best.

Halum is having roaring problems, so the Sisimpur friends decide to help him out. His friends take Halum to a doctor. He is a bit nervous. After a check up, the Doctor advises him to stay quiet for a few days. Halum is upset that he had to stay quiet, so his friends try to cheer him up. Tickling Halum's tummy helps him get his roar back and he is happy. Then we end the day with Ananta. Ananta comes to Sumon's house to collect a lemon plant. Sumon's father process a branch of the lemon plant for grafting. After some days, the branch gets its roots and Sumon's father cut that down and hands over to Ananta. He plants it at his house.

Shiku sends invitations to all of his friends to come over for a party and so he can show off his inventions. On his way into Shiku's house, Halum gets stuck in the tiny door. His friends try to help in various ways. Halum was still stuck in the door to Shiku's house until Shiku fixed the entrance and all the friends came in for the party. Next, a hungry Khoka Mia comes to Halum's hotel. Halum asks him to order his food in rhythm. Khoka tries, but just gets frustrated because he is so hungry. We end the day with helping a father collect stones from the river.

Halum wants to serve fried fish to his friends. He went fishing but something was taking out his fishes. Later, we learn how to catch a hilsha fish using fishing equipment. Afterwards, it appears that it is Shiku who is taking Halum's fish. Halum investigates. Halum asks Shiku why he's been taking the fish and Shiku explains that he wants to help Halum fry the fishes. Next, we see how to collect water.

Ikri tries to hit a little ball with the table tennis racket and loses her ball. Her friends try to help her find it. The gang tries to look for Ikri's missing ball, bu they found a couple of eggs in a bird's nest instead. The group brings out another ball and Shiku puts it in the bird's nest. The bird realizes these are not her eggs and throws the balls back. We end the day with Mohammad. Mohammad and his friends are making boats with colorful papers. They plan to play a boat race. They get down in water and make waves to drive the boats. Many children and adults come to see the race. Khushi's yellow boat wins the first position.

Tuktuki teaches Ikri how to fly a kite properly. Ikri and Tuktuki lose their kite and must look for it. Shiku suggests they follow the direction of the wind. They find the kite stuck in a tree. Bahadur brings a ladder to retrieve Ikri and Tuktuki's kite from the tree. Now they can all play together. Afterwards, Bhuto makes a house in the sky. The house disturbed the birds, planes and clouds. Bhuto realizes that the sky is not his home, it is the home of the birds, planes, and clouds. We end the day with the gang singing a song about sharing.

Sisimpur friends begin an arm wrestling tournament. Each of the competitors is warming up for the big event. The arm wrestling tournament begins. Tuktuki is far out ahead of all the other competitors. It's the finals and it seems like Tuktuki is ahead. Tuktuki won and got her medal and it was over. In the next segment, we learn about Shaheda. Shaheda, a Bangladeshi girl child gets introduced to traditional boat race and get to see the race with her father. She supports the yellow boat team and her team wins second position. She then visits the village fair and buys a clay boat toy. We end the day with a competition between Ikri's team and Shiku's team where they had to find triangles. Ikri's team found most triangles so the winner was Ikri's team.

Ikri is going to write a song for International Birds and Animal Day. She includes parts for all animals and all birds. Ikri shared her song with Halum but he got confused with all the different animals styles. Halum decides to sing Ikri's song with many different styles and it works well. Next, we learn how to properly feed telapiya fish. We end the day with Bengali letter "haw." Barnawali opens three boxes and finds a hammer, an elephant, and a lantern, all of which start with the letter "haw."

As Shiku plays with his magnet, Halum's tin can disappears, followed by Bahadur's toy car and Ikri's hat. But why? Halum, Bahadur, and Ikri can't figure out where their toys went, so they head toward Shiku's place. The gang finds that Shiku's magnet was causing all the ruckus. They all wanted to know how did it happened. Shiku explained that the magnet attracts certain metal things. Later on, we learn the benefits of using solar power. Finally, we end the day with a competition. The final contest was between Halum and Ikri's team. Cherag Ali acted silently and the teams had to guess what he was doing. Halum's team won the contest.

Sisimpur friends are enjoying the autumn season and playing with leaves. Suddenly they a found a injured bird. They brought it to Asha, who helped them call the animal doctor. The animal doctor looks at the injured bird and sees that it's wings are hurt. She bandaged the bird and asked the gang to feed it and take care of it. The bird gradually gains it's strength and wants to fly away, but Ikri doesn't want him to go. Ikri's friends explain that birds are born to fly. They all sang a song about the bird. Finally, we end the day with collecting and selling Betel-nut leaves.

Halum reads an article on taking photos of fishes. He got excited and started taking and publishing photos for a competition. Halum wants to send the photo urgently. A friend suggests he send the picture by email. He takes the help of Asha to send an email. Asha helps Halum send an email to the photo exhibition. Halum didn't know about email addresses, so Asha explained to him and his friends how it works.

A famous painter, Shishir, visits Sisimpur. The gang is very excited. Shishir tells them to bring some brushes, colors and a huge canvas. Sisimpur friends are enjoying the autumn season and playing with leaves. Suddenly they a found a injured bird. They brought it to Asha, who helped them call the animal doctor. Shishir finishes his huge painting, featuring Halum, Ikri, Shiki and Tuktuki. We end the day by building a village of sand sculptures.

Ikri wanted to plant saplings, so she went to Mukul's nursery. She left a drawing of her destination at her house so the friends know where she went. Ikri's friends came to visit her and saw the drawing she left. They have fun solving the picture riddle. Finally, Ikri's friends found her and told her how they used her drawing to find her. Ikri and her friends decide to donate a sapling and flower pot for World Plant day.

The gang thinks they felt an earthquake, but it was actually a truck passing by. Ikri asks Tuktuki and Shiku about earthquakes. They explain what it is and gave her some safety tips. Tuktuki shared a rhyme. There is a real earthquake on Sisimpur. Everybody was scared, but was able to find a safe place. Afterwards, they gathered to make sure everyone was okay. Next, they practice a drill in case of disaster or other emergency. Following the earthquake, everyone gathers and is okay. They are very happy and recite the earthquake rhyme. In the next segment, we explore Ikri's World. Bhuto, Konka and Gaanwala went for a sea journey. On their way they were informed by the radio that storm was coming. So all of them took shelter in the safe house.

Halum made a giant mask to wear on "pohela boishakh." The mask was very scary and even frightened Halum when he looked in the mirror. Halum went outside and scared everyone that he met. Gunimoyra saw his tail and realized it was just Halum. Halum went to Ikri's place to scare her with his mask. Ikri wasn't afraid and sang a song with him. While dancing, Halum's mask fell off and he was revealed. Lastly, we learn to make the most out of the hollow bark of the betel nut tree.

A famous singer, Subir Nondi, is coming to Sisimpur. Halum went to the rail station to greet him; however, Subir nondi is waiting at the bus station for Halum. Subir Nondi called Halum to find out where he was. They had to listen very closely to each other on the phone. Then we learn how to row a boat. Subir Nondi finally made it to Sisimpur and asks the gang to join him in singing a song.

Ikri wants to draw the air, but since air is invisible, she could only feel it, not see it. Ikri tries binoculars and a magnifying glass to see the air, but all they can see are things that are very far away, up close and larger. Next, we learn about the making of a national flag. Asha tells Ikri that the air is invisible, we can only feel the air. The gang participates in a dance contest. Ikri, Tuktuki, Shiku and Doel were selected for the next round and Halum was not selected.

Halum and his friends learn a song and want to perform for a crowd. Unfortunately, just as they were about to play, Ikri's instrument breaks. Bahadur tries to repair Ikri's instrument and meanwhile, Tuktuki entertains the crowd by reading short poems. Shiku plays his instrument and Halum tries his magic. Shiku brought a ''HAARI'' as a replacement for Ikri's broken instrument. Finally the band is able to perform together. Next, we learn about Limu. Limu, a young girl gets interested to see how a harmonium (traditional Bangla musical instrument) is made. She gets to a harmonium factory with her father. The craftsman shows her the total process of making the Harmonium. Limu also plays it. We end the day with a competition. In this round of the dance contest, Tuktuki, Ikri, and Shiku danced very well but Doel was not selected for the final.

Halum watched a cartoon on the computer. And learned that a tail can be used to shut doors and play ball. Halum wants this kind of tail. Halum sings a song about the diversity of tails and how he wants one that does a lot. Halum wants his tail to be like it was before. So his friends come to help him and sing a song together. Lastly, it's the grand final of the SIM TA NA NA dance contest. Shiku's performance was decidedly the best, so he was the grand prize winner.

Halum has hiccups. His friends came by and Tuktuki said she knows how to stop hiccups. She had to get something. Tuktuki brought a glass of water to help Halum but it didn't work. Shiku went to Gunimoyra and Ikri went to Mahmudur for advice. Mahmudur, Shiku, Tuktuki, and Ikri decide to perform a song to take Halum's mind off the hiccups. At last Halum's hiccups stopped. Lastly, we make a bashek (carrier) for a younger brother.

Shiku will be taking part in the Tarzan competition. He was trying a lot but couldn't make the sound perfectly. Halum wants to help him. Later, we learn about the life of monkeys. Afterwards, Halum takes Shiku to the jungle and introduces him to a monkey called Chia. Chia taught Shiku how to sound like Tarzan and told him to practice. It was the final day of the competition. There were three contestants. Shiku won first place and he sounded so good, all the animals arrived to listen. Chia felt very proud of him.

Ikri tries to hit a little ball with the table tennis racket and loses her ball. Her friends try to help her find it. Later, we see scenes of a hanging garden. Then the gang tries to look for Ikri's missing ball, bu they found a couple of eggs in a bird's nest instead. The group brings out another ball and Shiku puts it in the bird's nest. The bird realizes these are not her eggs and throws the balls back. Afterwards, we learn about Bengali letter "jaw." Barnawali opened three boxes and found a dress, a jug and a giraffe, all of which start with the letter "jaw." Finally, we watch the traditional game of racing thin old tires with a stick.

Today, we learn how to collect water. Halum is nervous because with the broken tap, there is a lot of water being wasted. He calls his friends to come collect water. They sing a song while they collect the water. Shiku brought a mechanic who tested the tap and discovered that it was damaged. She replaced the tap and everyone was very happy. Lastly, in Ikri's World, Bhuto, Konka and Gaanwala go on a sea journey. On their way they were informed by the radio that storm was coming. So all of them took shelter in the safe house.

Halum gets a fish-shaped invitation to the fish festival. Halum tells his friends his worries about how he will he attend the festival when he can't breathe underwater. Halum's friends try to help him figure out how to breathe underwater so he can attend the fish festival. Bahadur offers a scuba suit. Halum was finally able to go to the fish festival wearing the scuba suit. The fish were so happy to have him. Halum sang a song to show his appreciation. Then in Ikri's World, the princess was sad because her favorite flower vase was broken. The prince of Talukrajjo came and beat his drums. The princess became happy and started dancing with the drum beats. Finally, we learn about the Merapali festival.

Shiku sends invitations to all of his friends to come over for a party and so he can show off his inventions. On his way into Shiku's house, Halum gets stuck in the tiny door. His friends try to help in various ways. Halum was still stuck in the door to Shiku's house until Shiku fixed the entrance and all the friends came in for the party. In the next segment, we see Halum was invited to Shiku's show to describe what's on his head. He answered a builder's helmet, then a farmer's hat and last a cap called "Chanachur Wala's cap." At last, they show us how kids work together to fix the crumbled path to school.

Halum is amazed to hear Bang the frog croak. He wants to learn how to croak like a frog, so Bang gave him croaking lessons. Halum wants Ikri's help to sound like a frog. Ikri tells him to dress up and act like a frog. He went so far as eating a fly. Halum went back to Bang the frog and told him that a frog hunter tried to catch him, thinking he was a frog. Bang told him he should be happy with being a tiger. Today, we learn Bengali letter "jhaw." Barnawali opened three boxes and found a broom, a light, and a shell, all of which start with the letter "jhaw." Finally, Robin gets back from school and joins his mom's shop to help her selling groceries. His sister also helps her mom. They go to the market to buy some goods for the shop. Mom buys drawing book and color pencils for them. They plan to art nice things.

Today, we see different science experiments in a science fair, which includes recycling among others. We also learn about teamwork, cooperation and participation. In the last segment, we see a rural boy helping his mother making Doila (a local firewood made of cow dung and jute stalk used for cooking). The boy dries those in sun. They wash their hands well with soap. The boy gets the dried Doilas back and his mother burns those for cooking.

Ikri loves watching birds. Halum and Ikri decide to team up and make a birdwatching club. Tuktuki and Halum start to birdwatch from a safe distance in a peaceful environment. They keep watching and waiting but no birds show up. Suddenly a yellow bird shows up and called in the other birds. The bird watching club was a success.

Halum has hiccups. His friends came by and Tuktuki said she knows how to stop hiccups. She had to get something. Tuktuki brought a glass of water to help Halum but it didn't work. Shiku went to Gunimoyra and Ikri went to Mahmudur for advice. Mahmudur, Shiku, Tuktuki, and Ikri decide to perform a song to take Halum's mind off the hiccups. At last Halum's hiccups stopped.

Halum hide himself behind an artificial tree to see the birds closely. A bird comes and sit on Halum's left palm. The bird finds the palm to be a proper place for making its nest. The bird collects straws, make a nest, lay eggs and starts hatching. Halum gets tired to hold the bird nest up. Shiku comes and helps Halum to get an ease. He also gets tired. Tuktuki joins and gives them water to drink and take role for easing Halum and Shiku. Ikri comes and fans them all. Shiku, Tuktuki and Ikri are trying to hold Halum and the tree to keep the bird undisturbed. Ruma comes and brings a lady and they bring a real tree in a tub with the help of Bahadur. They replace the tree and place the nest on a branch very silently. Later on, they show us Bengali letter "shaw." Barnawali opened three boxes and found a crane, a shanai (instrument), and soap, all of which start with the letter "shaw." Lastly, we learn about the method of picking tea leaves and processing them to perfection. We end the day with Sumi and Tuhin are carrying jute stalks and bamboo pieces to their school. Some tree saplings are newly planted at the school premises. Teachers and student make fences together to protect the plants from the any harm. They make and set several fences.

Halum and friends discover a new game, tree recognition. Shikui tells them to find a jackfruit tree. They didn't find it so Shiku uses his nose and tries to find it himself. Shiku finally found the jackfruit tree. They intended to pick the fruit. Shanto brought a ladder and started to pick the fruit. Halum and friends opened the jackfruit and sang a song about how good it was. Gunimoyra comes to share the fruit. In the last segment, we see a mother and son cooking together. A boy accompanies his mother making Bori, a conical shaped dried ball made with the paste of pigeon pea and white pumpkin that can be stored long time and eaten fried or cooked with vegetables with improved taste.

Halum made a giant mask to wear on "pohela boishakh." The mask was very scary and even frightened Halum when he looked in the mirror. Halum went outside and scared everyone that he met. Gunimoyra saw his tail and realized it was just Halum. Halum went to Ikri's place to scare her with his mask. Ikri wasn't afraid and sang a song with him. While dancing, Halum's mask fell off and he was revealed. Later on, in Ikri's World, the princess is sad because her favorite flower vase is broken. The prince of Talukrajjo came and beat his drums. The princess became happy and started dancing with the drum beats. Then we learn about Barik. Barik, an Orao (an ethnic group) boy helps his mother making a Kuthi (big clay jar made with the mixture of clay and wheat coir) for storing crops. They dry the jar and the cover in the sun. Barik likes it very much and store dried paddy in the jar.

Halum is trying on his new punjabi to wear to a fish function. But it wont fit. It was too big for him, so he calls friends for help. No one answers. Next, we learn about making of traditional clothing called "Firan." Halum went to the tailor to get his punjabi tailored. The tailor helped him to size the punjabi, but then while Halum is out of the house, his friends arrive one at a time and each cut the punjabi some more. Halum discovers the punjabi is now way too small and is upset. Shiku and Bahadur help Halum by patching up different pieces of clothes to make a new and improved punjabi. In the next segment, we learn about Bengali letter "shaw." Barnawali opened three boxes and found a waterlily, a cucumber, and a shell, all of which start with the letter "shaw." We also find out how to make a domi (head covering) for the head of a family. We end the day with the gang singing a song about the neighborhood and their love for each other.

Shiku plans to invent creative gift for Ikri on her birthday. Tuktuki brings paper and pen for him to sketch the scientific idea. Shiku sketches how a bottle of water will follow through a thin pipe and fall drop by drop and make a toy doll dance on a spring. Shiku and Tuktuki collect jar, bottle, water pipe, rope and bamboo from Guni Moyra, Bahadur and Halum and set the things in order. They name it "water drops and doll dances" and plan to pour water into the bottle to start it on Ikri's birthday party. Tuktuki plans to fetch water from the pond or the tube well. Halum opines both sources might finish up one day. It starts rain and they all collect water and mix color and pour into the toy. Water starts to flow and the doll starts dancing and fall down. We end the day with how to catch a hilsha fish using fishing equipment.