Summary Tuktuki announces the Word Of The Day- 'Soil'. To explain to Ikri how soil is useful, Tuktuki shows her 3 examples. In the first one, we see how trees and crops grow on soil, a house is built in soil and how some animals and insect dwell under the soil. Secondly, they demonstrate how the soil is taken care of by clearing litters like polythene, plastic bottles, ripped sandals etc. from the soil. Lastly, we learn how a child makes a clay doll with the help of his elder sister. In the end, Tuktuki says how soil can be different, and how it is useful. Ikri and Shiku are on their mission of watching how soil is useful to us. First, they find the farmer Fulbahar who describes how soil is contributing to environment to keep it good for us. Then they learn that frogs build their home in the soil. The potter says he makes utensils using soil. Shiku plays his tab to show the entire making process of different utensils and show-pieces using clay, that is soil. Ikri is happy learning that so many ways, soil is useful to us. The video shows how the clay for making utensils is processed. Then flattening a certain amount, it is put on a dice that revolves. While the boy child help on the process, mom gives the clay a particular shape and make a pot, the boy and grandpa dry them in the sun. Then they burn it. Finally, they add color to them. Then as they are kept in order for sale, the buyer comes and grandpa sell them to him. The video ends up with a statement that the boy also wants to make clay pots while grown up. Raya and Halum are at their cook show set. Raya announces that she will prepare a vegetable salad with two vegetables, one of which grows above the ground and the other underground. To show which vegetable grow above and which underground, Raya takes Halum to the garden of their health club. They notice tomatoes and pineapples are grown above while potatoes and carrots underground. Knowing that the soil is so useful to us, Halum decides everyone should take care of soil.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy