Treasure Champs - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Kindness
In an attempt to apologise to Kari for eating the cake she made him as a surprise, Barry tries to be kind in lots of different ways by becoming Captain Kind Kid!
Responsibility
Barry is about to finish the biggest domino run he has ever made, and he gives Kari the responsibility to look after it while he goes to fetch the final piece.
Peacefulness
Home has become far too noisy for Barry and Kari, so they decide to go to the countryside for some peace and quiet.
Sacrifice
Kari has sacrificed time and energy preparing for an obstacle race in the hope of winning a trophy for her collection. But Barry hasn't trained and struggles in the race.
Respect
Barry isn't respecting Kari's privacy or her wish to read a book, constantly interrupting her by playing his trombone no matter where she is hiding!
Hospitality
Kari is invited over to Barry's house for a playdate, but he becomes possessive over his toys and won't share anything with her.
Encouragement
Kari is trying to be a magician, but Barry is very discouraging of her attempts to perform tricks. Barry realises what he must do and becomes an elaborately dressed magician's assistant to cheer her on. The result is a brilliant trick making Thingy appear from under her hat! We meet two young Treasure Champs who are cheered on whilst on a tree-top adventure, and another Treasure Champ who creates a flag to encourage her dad who is taking part in a race. Plus storyteller Amy tells us the fable of The Toad and the Towe
Fairness
Kari has invented a board game but is making up all the rules so that Barry has to do forfeits like being made to quack like a duck and waddle up and down a hill. Eventually she sees the error of her ways and they create a game together where they both decide on the rules. We watch a couple of Treasure Champs make pizza for their friends, and we meet a whole school of Treasure Champs taking part in a sports day. Plus storyteller Omar tells the Biblical story of a man named Zacchaeus.
Patience
Remembering
Humility
Thankfulness
Curiosity
Trust
Forgiveness
Kindness
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