Sharing Treasure Champs

Thingy!

-# Treasures are the special things

-We think

-# And feel

-And do

-# Treasure Champs are heroes

-# Like him

-# And her

-And you

# So every day, let's do our best

# We're Treasure Champs We're on a quest

# We're Treasure Champs. #

THEY SLURP

Hello there, Treasure Champs.

Today's treasure is sharing.

KARI SLURPS

You can share lots of different things -

your toys... KARI SLURPS

..your friends...

KARI SLURPS

..your time... KARI SLURPS

..and yummy, fruit-alicious smoothies, just like we're doing.

KARI SLURPS

Ahh!

Fruit-alicious and delicious.

BARRY SLURPS

Hm. And finished.

Whoops.

Sorry, Barry.

HE HUFFS

# What, what, what, what, what do you think?

# What, what, what, what, what do you say?

-# What does it mean?

-# What do you do?

# About this treasure?

# It's over to you. #

Sharing is when you share

your toys with other people.

It's good to share because it makes other people happy.

When people don't share, it makes me upset...

and sad.

So if I had a pizza, I will cut it in half

and share it with my friend Saliha.

I had a birthday cake,

and I shared it with my two cousins

and my mum and dad and my grandad and my nana.

I share my feelings with my mum when I feel happy and sad.

Hey, Kari. Do you want to play building blocks with me?

Oh, yes. That sounds great.

But I promised to play with Thingy first.

THINGY SQUEAKS

You can play with us, though.

Uh... No, thanks. I'll play by myself.

THINGY SQUEAKS

Fetch!

Look, over there, a flying whodamawotsit!

A what? Where?

HE WHISTLES

Barry?

The whodamawotsit must have taken it.

Hey, Barry. Look what Thingy can do.

And jump!

Barry, what are you doing?

Sorry, I need this.

-What for?

-Um, for my scooter.

Really? Your scooter?

It's a really big scooter.

HE SLURPS

Here we go. Let's have a relax on the sofa.

-I need the sofa.

-What for?

For resting.

Barry, what's really going on here?

Why are you trying to stop me from playing with Thingy?

Because I want you to be my friend, not Thingy's.

I am your friend, Barry.

I can be your friend and I can be Thingy's friend.

Remember what we said before about sharing?

Why don't you join in with us so we can share playtime together?

Hmm. Oh!

HE LAUGHS

Oh, OK. I will share playtime with you and Thingy.

Yay! Go for it!

Hey, Treasure Champs,

here's a brilliant story about sharing that some of you might know.

Hello, I'm Omar,

and this is the fabulous story of the feeding of the 5,000.

A long time ago,

a special man called Jesus was walking with his close friends.

They were followed by large crowds,

as people loved to hear the stories that Jesus would tell.

But it was getting late in the day,

and everyone was getting a little bit hungry,

so Jesus' friends suggested that he send everyone home

to have their dinners.

But, then, Jesus did something very surprising.

He told his friends, don't send them away, we can feed them all.

His friends were confused.

But Jesus had a special plan.

He told his friends to get ready to feed everybody.

But they didn't have any food,

and didn't have enough money to buy any food.

How were they going to do it?

But, then, one of Jesus' friends, Andrew, had an idea.

Uh, this might be a silly suggestion,

but there's a boy here who's got some food.

Maybe we could share that.

Five tiny loaves and two small fish.

Hmm.

Jesus told his friends to tell everyone to be patient.

-KIDS:

-We're hungry!

Jesus thanked God for the food,

and started breaking it up into small pieces for people to share.

Then, he told his friends to start giving pieces to the people.

So they started passing them out.

And they kept passing them out.

And they kept passing them out!

And before they knew it, everybody had been fed.

Then Jesus asked his friends to gather out all the extra food.

We don't want to waste it.

And, then, they noticed something amazing.

Even though there had only been a small packed lunch to begin with,

once they had finished clearing up, there were 12 baskets of leftovers.

How did that happen?

Everyone was amazed.

Thank you for helping me tell today's treasure story.

It's written in the Bible. See you soon.

ALL: Bye!

Wow, that was a lot of sharing!

What a Treasure Champ!

Kari, could you budge up a bit and share the sofa?

I can't. I haven't got any room.

That's better!

Let's see how good you Treasure Champs are at sharing.

# How, how, how, how, how do you do it?

# How, how, how, how, how does it feel?

-# How does it look?

-# What do you do?

# About this treasure?

# It's over to you. #

I'm Hussein, and I am six.

And I am Hassan and I'm six too.

-BOTH:

-We are twins.

We might look the same, but in some ways, we are different.

-I like climbing down the wall.

-And I like sliding down the pole.

Some things we love doing together.

-BOTH:

-We both love games.

Our favourite is draughts.

We flip a coin to decide who goes first.

Heads, it is.

-I'm always winning.

-No, I'm always winning.

We love painting together.

I like painting bears.

I like painting boats.

We both like painting blue, so we share.

-Please, can I use the blue?

-Yes.

After tea, it's time to go to bed.

At night-time, we always brush our teeth.

I have a blue toothbrush.

I have the black toothbrush.

But we share the toothpaste.

This is the bedroom that we share.

We both like books, so we make sure we share them.

My favourite is about monsters.

My favourite book is about bears.

This is our bunk bed. I have the top bunk.

And I have the bottom bunk.

Bunk beds, they're so much fun!

They're like a double-decker bus, but a bed.

Sharing means you get to read twice as many books.

And have twice as much fun.

Time for bed.

I love sharing a room with my twin brother.

It is great to have your best friend around.

-BOTH:

-Good night!

# Treasure Champs. #

Got it? Oh, good job.

Hi, I'm Poppy, and I am eight.

That's it. Perfect.

Mix, mix, mix.

My family are Jewish,

and every week we have a special meal called a Shabbat dinner.

This Shabbat dinner gives us time to talk and celebrate

with family and friends.

-Daddy, Mummy wanted me to bring this in.

-OK, great...

-Hello!

-Hello, guys.

-Come on in.

-Are you all right?

Shabbat Shalom. Shabbat Shalom.

We often invite friends over to eat with us,

as we like to share our meal and our traditions.

Let's do the candles.

Now that our guests are here, me and Mummy can light the candles.

We always do this before our meal.

It's my special job to light the candles.

And then we say the blessing.

THEY PRAY IN HEBREW

A blessing is a type of prayer.

Amen! Shabbat Shalom.

Shabbat Shalom.

# Shabbat Shalom

# Shabbat Shalom

# Shabbat Shalom Shabbat Shabbat

# Shabbat Shalom

# Shabbat Shalom Shabbat Shalom... #

We have already blessed our drinks and washed our hands.

Now, before we eat the main meal, we give thanks for the challah.

This is a type of bread. It's really yummy.

SHE PRAYS IN HEBREW

-BOTH:

-Amen.

-What are they sharing?

-Ooh, look!

They are sharing the challah bread. This is brilliant sharing!

I love spending time with my family and friends

as we share our Shabbat meal.

It is one of my favourite times of the week.

You Treasure Champs are great at sharing.

It's nice to enjoy things together.

Like taking Thingy for a walk.

-Oh, should we head back home?

-No, let's share an umbrella.

See you next time, Treasure Champs.

Hey! That's not sharing!

KARI GIGGLES

-Come back!

-Bye!

# So every day, let's do our best

# We're Treasure Champs We're on a quest

# We're Treasure Champs

# Treasure Champs! #