Silly Sundays

Sonia's ducky toy is not working as she expected. Together with Hugo, she learns there are different ways to play with it.

When a watermelon meant for all the family to share is spoiled, Hugo and Sonia learn to work as a team and save the day.

Sonia wants to dance on stage by herself until she learns the importance of sharing the spotlight with her new friend little birdy.

When Hugo and Sonia run out of dandelions to make wishes with in the garden, they learn wishes can be made whenever and however they want.

As Hugo and Sonia's sand castle washes away, they learn that some things don't last forever but can be rebuilt.

Sonia and Hugo don't like the soup Dad has prepared for lunch. They learn to speak their mind, while being kind.

Hugo and Sonia drop a big sandwich for Mom, and they learn that a little can be a lot, and whatever is left is just enough.

Hugo wants all the family to reach the top of Picnic Hill. When he realizes they won't make it, he learns to appreciate the things around him.

Sonia tries her best to keep still during play time, and, along with all the family, she learns the benefits of taking a break.

Hugo and Sonia discover their cookies have been eaten, and when they follow the clues, they discover something even sweeter.

Sonia and Hugo build a new house for a beach crab and learn the importance of respecting nature.

Hugo struggles to perform a magic trick until he discovers the fun in thinking on his feet.

When Hugo can't find his favorite Sunday Socks, he learns that his socks aren't what make Sundays fun in the first place.

After Sonia's origami sheep has to be unfolded, she realizes that some things can be re-made.

Sonia's homemade pizza looks less than perfect, but she learns that pizza is tasty no matter the shape.

While playing ants, Hugo and Sonia cause some confusion moving things around the garden. Together they learn that ants carry with a purpose.

The family's journey to the beach takes longer than Sonia would like until she learns to appreciate the journey as much as the destination.

Hugo and Sonia forget to add something important to a package they've made for Granny, but they learn that it's the thought and not the contents that counts.

Hugo and Sonia's paper-boats aren't blowing in the way they would like them to, until they learn to work with the wind instead.

When Sonia realizes her favorite unicorn t-shirt doesn't fit anymore, she learns something she loved could be something Mel now enjoys instead.

As the sun begins to set and stop their shadow game, Hugo and Sonia learn there are more ways than one to play.

Sonia finds her chosen garden chores tricky until she learns to ask for help.

Hugo and Sonia learn, with the help of Nicky, that Jolly the Dog communicates in a different way.

Hugo and Sonia realize the fun that can be had in repurposing their broken things.