Hey dudes, what should we do today?

How about we have a super duper yummy scrummy high five picnic?

Yeah!

A high five picnic, that's a great idea!

We could get a picnic basket and a rug and sit out in the sunshine.

And we can all bring something super delicious along.

I already know what I'm going to bring, it's going to be so much fun!

Food and friends are my two most favourite things in the whole wide world.

We better get busy guys, because we're going to need lots and lots of yummy food!

Hi there, we're all going on a High Five House picnic later.

Everyone's bringing something and I'm bringing lots of yummy fruit.

Mmm, I love fruit so much!

But I guess I better stop eating it or there won't be any left for the others.

Well, here's what I've got.

I have one, two, three, four, five oranges and yellow bananas.

And I've also got a big green watermelon and lots of yummy grapes to share.

Now, I just need to figure out how to carry these to the High Five House picnic.

Maybe I can hold them in my arm.

Here we go, watermelon and an orange on top.

Oh, come back Mr Orange!

Help me out here fruit!

Maybe what I can do is stack them all together in a pile.

Let's give it a go.

OK, watermelon and an orange and then another orange.

Oh, nope, that didn't work.

What about banana, orange, banana.

Oh, no, that didn't work either.

Maybe what I need to do is think like a banana.

Curvy and smooth, bendy and round.

All sorts of shapes and sizes to be found.

How can I pack them the very best way?

It's a very fruity puzzle on our picnic day.

So us bananas are curvy and bendy.

No straight lines.

No straight edges at all.

So bananas are curvy, no straight lines.

And oranges are curvy.

And watermelons and grapes are curvy too.

Of course they're hard to stack and carry.

You can't stack them together like you can things with straight lines.

Straight line stacking?

Why didn't I think of that before?

Curvy and smooth, bendy and round.

All sorts of shapes and sizes to be found.

How can I stack them the very best way?

It's a very fruity puzzle on our picnic day.

There we go.

Lots of curvy fruit stacked together nicely in straight boxes.

Easy to stack and very easy to carry to the High Five House picnic.

Bye!

Wow!

What a mess!

I guess I have to pick up all these pieces.

Hey, this looks like a puzzle, not a mess.

Let's put it together.

I wonder what shape it'll make.

Curvy and smooth, bendy and round.

All sorts of shapes and sizes can be found.

How can I fit them together?

Together the right way.

It's a very tricky puzzle to finish today.

Hmm.

That doesn't look quite right, does it?

It doesn't look like anything at all.

Lots of red pieces with curvy edges.

Maybe I should try this puzzle again.

Curvy and smooth, bendy and round.

All sorts of shapes and sizes can be found.

How can I fit them together?

Together the right way.

It's a very tricky puzzle to finish today.

There.

The puzzle is finished.

Hey, I know that shape.

That's a round red apple.

Yum! Hola!

Hola!

Hola!

Oh, I mean hi.

I'm making some special dip for our high-five picnic.

Guacamole!

I got the recipe from my good friend Jose.

He's from Mexico and so is guacamole.

That's why I'm wearing my Mexican sombrero.

OK, now I've got some squishy avocado and tangy tomato to make the guacamole.

Then I've got celery and carrot chopped up for some dipping.

Yum!

Have you ever really listened to celery?

Tap, tap, tap, tap.

Tap, tap.

Makes a great sound.

What about carrot?

Snap!

Music to my ears.

On a plate, in a cup, looking down, looking up.

In the fridge, in the shop.

Guacamole music makes me bop, makes me bop, makes me bop, bop, bop.

Crunch, crack, tap, tap.

Squish, squish, snap, snap.

Guacamole music all around.

Right, now I've just got a few things to add to my guacamole.

I need some tangy tomato.

Tomato.

And this is Jose's special ingredient.

It's tangy lemon juice.

Splosh!

Now to mix it in.

On a plate, in a cup, looking down, looking up.

In the fridge, in the shop.

Guacamole music makes me bop, makes me bop, makes me bop, bop, bop.

Crunch, crack, tap, tap.

Squish, squish, snap, snap.

Guacamole music all around.

Olé!

You know what?

This guacamole music makes me feel like I'm in Mexico.

Come on, everyone, let's do the guacamole together.

On a plate, in a cup, looking down, looking up.

In the fridge, in the shop.

Guacamole music makes me bop, makes me bop, makes me bop, bop, bop.

Crunch, crack, tap, tap.

Squish, squish, snap, snap.

Guacamole music all around.

Even when I'm cooking, I can't stop making music.

Guacamole, anyone?

Listen to that.

I'm mad.

What you're hearing now is called the carrot tap.

It's a little like a snap and a little like a flap.

You do it with your feet and it's called the carrot tap.

Stand up straight, be long and tall.

Snap, tap, flap, it's the best dance of all.

Carrots are really good tap dances, you know.

We're very straight, we're very tall and we make lots of snapping, tapping, clapping sounds.

It's a little like a snap and a little like a flap.

You do it with your feet and it's called the carrot tap.

Stand up straight, be long and tall.

Snap, tap, flap, it's the best dance of all.

Carrots and tap dancing, we're a perfect team.

Ah!

Well, that is one yummy smoothie, Lauren.

Perfect for our picnic.

Oh, I'm so glad you like my super special surprise smoothie, Chats.

Can you guess what's in it?

Um, I think I'll need another taste, Lauren.

Oh, here.

Thanks.

Mmm, I taste banana.

Yes, I put banana in there.

What else can you taste?

Mmm, honey.

Yes, what else?

I think I can taste milk.

Oh, well done, Chatsy.

They're all in the smoothie recipe.

Banana, honey and milk.

What's the question mark on the recipe, Lauren?

Ah, this?

Well, that's my super special surprise ingredient.

What is it?

Oh, wouldn't you like to know, Chatsy?

I made you a smoothie, I made it for you.

I took some ingredients and something else too.

I whipped them together, I made them taste good.

Can you guess the ingredient?

A surprise just for you.

I love your smoothie, Lauren.

But, um, how am I going to know what the super special surprise smoothie ingredient is when your super special smoothie is all gone?

Oh, well, you'll just have to guess, Chatsy.

Oh, a guessing game?

Goodie!

OK, I'll give you a clue.

The super special surprise ingredient is something that makes you feel warm and happy.

Ah, I know.

A woolly scarf.

That makes me feel warm and happy.

Now, that would be a surprise.

But no, Chats, there is no scarf in my smoothie.

I'll give you another clue.

It starts with the letter L.

Ah, the letter L.

Uh, lizards.

Yes, lizards.

Uh, lizards in a smoothie?

Ew.

Oh, I'm having trouble guessing what your special ingredient is, Lauren.

Aw.

I made you a smoothie, I made it for you.

I took some ingredients and something else too.

I whipped them together, I made them taste good.

Can you guess the ingredient?

A surprise just for you.

I'm sorry, Lauren.

I just don't know what your special ingredient is.

Well, it goes like this.

Aw, you hugged a smoothie?

Love, Chats.

The super special surprise ingredient in my super special surprise smoothie is love.

Aw.

Here, have another taste.

Mmm, I really can taste the love in there.

Well, there we go.

One super special smoothie recipe all ready for our picnic.

Bye-bye.

Zop, zop.

There.

One, two, three, four, five berry muffins to take to a high-five house picnic.

And this muffin is just the right size for one person.

I'll look for something to carry them in.

Zop, zop.

Muffin.

This should fit all the muffins.

Oh, hey, one of the berry muffins are gone.

One, two, three, four.

But there's five of us.

Well, that's not enough for everyone.

Well, that's odd.

I'm sure I made five muffins.

How much is enough?

Enough for me.

Should I eat everything that I can see?

Do I measure with my eyes?

Or should I measure by sight?

Oh, how much food is enough for me?

Zop, zop.

Ding.

Well, that's odd.

I didn't put anything else in the oven.

Oh, look, another berry muffin.

But it's very teeny tiny.

Hmm.

Well, it's good to have five muffins again, but this muffin is just too small.

It is very cute.

And it smells just like my other berry muffins.

Well, I guess I'll just take one little muffin and four normal-sized muffins to the picnic.

Zop, zop.

Ding.

It's the oven sound again.

Wow, a giant muffin.

Well, this is just too big for one person.

Oh, well, what if I cut it into five equal-sized pieces?

Then everyone will get the same.

And I can save these smaller muffins for later.

Zop, zop.

Mmm.

Hey, where are my smaller muffins?

Oh, is there a hungry mouse around here?

Well, lucky I have this giant muffin.

I'll just cut it into five equal-sized pieces.

How much is enough, enough for me?

Should I eat everything that I can see?

Do I measure with my eyes?

Or do I measure by its size?

Oh, how much food is enough for me?

There.

One, two, three, four, five pieces of berry muffin, perfect to take on a high-five house picnic.

Well, well, I'm not sure how my oven did all that muffin magic, but it worked out perfectly.

Zop, zop.

Berry nice.