Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Xavier, Yadina and Brad are disappointed when they can’t play ball hockey – none of them have hockey sticks! James Naismith inspires the kids to invent their own game by trying out different ideas. Then, Temple Grandin helps Yadina make friends with a new boy at school, by showing her how great it is that people think and do things differently!

Xavier is so curious about the new exhibit at the museum that he can barely focus on anything else. Albert Einstein helps Xavier figure out what to do when he’s really curious about something: ask questions! Then, Carol Burnett helps Yadina overcome her fear of looking silly in a school play by showing her that sometimes it’s good to laugh at yourself.

Abraham Lincoln helps Yadina realize what she needs to do when she accidentally loses her friend’s toy: be honest. Then, Xavier, Yadina and Brad build a fort for them all to play in, but the small space doesn’t work at all! Jane Jacobs inspires the kids to re-design their fort by thinking about what everyone needs.

Xavier finds himself too scared to sled down the big hill by himself, but doesn’t want to admit it to Brad and Yadina. Edmund Hillary shows Xavier that even the most courageous adventurers ask for help when they need it. Then, Celia Cruz helps Yadina prepare for a special birthday performance by showing her that when you’re nervous, holding something special can help you feel better.