Lu & the Bally Bunch

- Hey! I'm Ladybird Lu! - With Gus.

- Declan. - Biba!

- Elodie! - And Barnaby too.

Leaf Boats!

Let's go!

Whee!

- (giggles) - (chuckles)

- Shella's here! - Morning, Lu.

Ready for shell school?

- Yep! Boop! - Boop!

- Morning, Lu. - Morning!

- Hi, Lu. - Salut.

- Hi, Lu. - Have fun, Lu.

- Love you lots. - Bye, Dad. Love you too!

- All aboard? - (all) Yep!

- Let's go. - Whoo-whoo!

Chugga-chugga, chugga-chugga, whoo-whoo!

Chugga-chugga, chugga-chugga, whoo-whoo!

Here we are.

This isn't our usual spot.

That's right, Lu. Today we're starting with outside time.

We're going to collect leaves and twigs

and turn them into a big autumn collage.

Hooray!

I'm going to find lots of twigs for my picture.

- I wanna put leaves on it. - Ooh, me too!

It's a leaf hat.

Bloop, bloop, bloop.

Mine's a leaf boat.

- (giggles) - (giggles)

Blub, blub, blub. Two leaf boats.

How about we make boats for our pictures?

Yeah, leaf boats!

- Barnaby, look! - Ooh!

One, two,

three, four!

Mam says four-leaf clovers are lucky!

Oh, so lucky.

Let's put them here while we look.

- Thanks, Barnaby. - You're welcome, Lu.

Look. They're friends, like us.

Look, Barnaby.

Ooh!

So golden.

- It has spots too. - Yeah!

One, two, three, four, five, six!

I have six spots too. Look!

One, two, three, four, five, six!

This is going to be a special part of my leaf boat.

I want to find a golden spotty leaf too.

I'm gonna find some twigs.

Ooh.

Yes! I found a golden leaf too!

You look like Lu's leaf, leaf.

Lu, look how many twigs I got.

Ooh! So many! I found a golden leaf.

- Wanna see? - Oui, s'il vous plaît.

Where's my golden leaf?

Oh, there it is. Thanks for looking after it, Barnaby.

- This one's mine. - (gasps) No, it's mine.

My leaf was the only golden one.

- Give it back. - It's mine.

I found it there when you looked for twigs.

No, you didn't! Give my leaf back!

Why don't you believe me?

I didn't take your leaf.

You did. I don't wanna make leaf boats with you anymore.

I believe you, Barnaby.

Thanks, Elodie. I wish Lu believed me.

Ugh!