It's A Big Big World

Smooch and Winslow cause a ruckus looking for their new friend Wartz. Snook leads the two monkeys through the tree in search of their missing friend, trying to discover all the places he isn't so that they can find the one place he is.

Snook tries out a butterfly's point of view, and Bob explores an ant’s view. Then, fed up with her messy brother, Smooch decides to move. She explores all the different tree habitats, until she realizes there's no place like home.

Wartz is upset that he can't seesaw with the monkeys. But a tai chi lesson with Oko and some wise words from Madge help him understand his own type of balance. When Ick hears that birds eat fish he starts acting very odd around Burdette.

On learning that ants have a queen, Burdette thinks the World Tree needs a queen, too--and she's just the bird for the job. Wartz decides to become a monkey and spends a day trying to keep up with Smooch and Winslow.

Bob befriends a bee named Stripey. But when her migrating swarm shows up, he realizes that he has to let her move on. Winslow decides to learn to fly and challenges Burdette to a competition.

Smooch and Winslow set out to find the Spirit of the World Tree. Bob and Winslow find a "rock" that turns out to be the shell of a snail named Rocky.

On his birthday, Winslow decides to go where no marmoset has ever gone before--to the very top of the World Tree. On a day of many changes, Ick and the monkeys are sad that things can't stay the same forever.

Snook is scheduled to escort Madge to a family gathering, but he keeps falling asleep. On a very rainy day, Ick convinces Bob that the World Tree will flood and Ick will become king.

Burdette's feathers are falling out, and she doesn't understand what's happening to her--until Madge explains molting. The ice Burdette has brought back from a mountaintop disappears, and she enlists Snook to help her uncover the ice thief.

Burdette convinces Bob that the ants would like him better if he were more colorful, and Snook explains camouflage. Smooch tries to introduce Winslow to her new caterpillar, Harry, but Harry has disappeared inside his chrysalis.

Discouraged because he's not growing as fast as his sister, Winslow tries all sorts of crazy strategies to speed things along. Smooch uses all five of her senses to help Bob identify the source of a scary noise.

Wartz gives up hopping and starts feeling unwell, so Snook explains that exercise helps you feel good. During sap season, Winslow gobbles down too much sap and learns a rather uncomfortable lesson about the importance of healthy eating.

During a heat wave, Winslow is convinced someone stole the breeze from the World Tree, so Snook helps him find a natural explanation. As a storm approaches, Snook gathers the frightened youngsters for a sleepover in Madge's root cellar.

Wartz sees a rainbow and, over Snook's objections, embarks on a quest to catch it. Winslow is in search of his favorite kind of berries. But when he arrives at the bush where he expects to find them, they are all gone.

On the first day of sap season Winslow eats way too much, so Smooch and Snook help explain the importance of a balanced diet. Then Smooch shoos worms, Burdette, and Wartz out of her new garden--until she learns how they can help.

Burdette brings Bob some beautiful flowers, but Bob turns out to be allergic to them. Wartz tries to do without sleep so he can spend more time playing.

Bob, Burdette, Smooch and Winslow throw out their trash, but it lands in Madge's garden. Snook helps them find a better solution: recycling. Winslow settles down for a nap in the shade of his favorite sunflower but wakes up in the sun.

Bob blames his mysterious itch on a poisonous plant, so he tries to stop his friends from touching any plant until he knows it's safe. Wartz promises to collect the mushrooms from Madge's garden, then panics when he can't carry them all.

Wartz tries to figure out how he can help take care of the World Tree.

Smooch and Winslow draw a map of the World Tree and enlist Burdette's help to measure the distances.

During a game of Hide and Seek, Bob discovers that his camouflage can make him much harder to find. Madge and Burdette talk about how important it is to take care of yourself by exercising, eating right and getting enough rest.

On World Tree Day, Snook makes badges to give everyone who does something for the tree. Bob has trouble at first, but then decides to write a song. Madge and Snook are baking a cake to celebrate the World Tree's anniversary.

A shiny green object falls from the sky, and Bob decides to investigate what it could be. Winslow worries that everyone is smarter than he is, so Madge reminds him of times when he learned new things.

Bob finds a rock with an image on it that looks like Ick and is afraid that his friend is stuck inside--until Snook and Madge explain that the rock is a fossil. Burdette discovers a hole in her nest and thinks she might have to move.

Winslow hurts his arm on a branch and must keep it in a sling let it heal. All the nuts on Burdette's favorite tree are gone. Snook suggests that she try something new to eat but Burdette is determined to wait.