Between the Lions Season 3 Episode 10

Ep 10. Treats!

  • November 18, 2002

In the episode "Treats!" of the children's educational show Between the Lions season 3, the lion family is excited about the library's upcoming "Treat Day" where delicious snacks will be served. While waiting for the treats, the lions read various books about food, including "Green Eggs and Ham" and "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." They also learn about different types of cuisine, such as Chinese food and mole, a Mexican dish.

As they read, the lions encounter the word "treat" in various contexts. They learn that a "treat" can refer to a special snack or a reward for good behavior. They also discover that the word can be used as a verb, as in "treating" oneself to something special. The lions practice using the word in different ways, such as pretending to be chefs cooking up fancy treats and giving each other treats for completing tasks.

As the excitement builds for Treat Day, the lions learn an important lesson about sharing. One of the lions, Leona, is so eager for the treats that she takes more than her fair share, leaving her siblings without any. The family sits her down and explains that it's important to share with others, even when you really want something. Leona realizes her mistake and shares her treats with her siblings, feeling much happier knowing that they all get to enjoy the special day together.

Throughout the episode, viewers are encouraged to read along with the lions and sound out different words. The show also includes interactive segments where viewers can match food items with the country they come from and play a game about compound words. By the end of the episode, the lion family has learned about different types of food, the meaning of the word "treat," and the importance of sharing with others.

Overall, "Treats!" is a fun and educational episode of Between the Lions that teaches young viewers about vocabulary and important life lessons. With catchy songs and engaging characters, the show makes reading and learning exciting and accessible for kids.

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Description
  • First Aired
    November 18, 2002
  • Language
    English