(narrator): Today, Peppa and her family

are visiting an adventure park.

- Welcome to Monkey Trees!

(narrator): Miss Rabbit is in charge.

- What do we do at Monkey Trees?

- You climb through the trees like monkeys!

(snorts) - I just hope

we don't have to climb too high.

(narrator): Daddy Pig does not like heights.

- Don't worry, Daddy Pig.

You'll be wearing a harness so you can't fall.

If you lose your balance...

Oops! The wire will hold you!

(giggles) - It looks fun!

- Me first!

- My turn!

(giggling, snorting)

- And now me!

I just have to keep my balance.

Ho-ho-ho! I don't know what I was worried about!

This isn't high at all!

- That's because this is the practice bit.

- What?

- The real course is high up in the tree tops!

- Ah.

- Don't worry. I'll be down here

giving you advice!

- That's good to know.

- Follow the wire.

It will lead you where you have to go.

(narrator): The steps are going high into the tree tops.

Here is the Wobbly Bridge.

Danny Dog and his daddy are crossing it.

(snorts) - Hello, Danny!

(barks) - Hello, Peppa!

- Wow! We are so high up!

- Brilliant, isn't it?

- As long as I don't look down, I should be fine.

- Oh! This bridge is wobbly!

- That's why it's called the Wobbly Bridge!

You're doing great!

(giggles) - Wibble wobble! Wibble wobble!

(giggles) - Wibble wobble!

- Um... Maybe I'll wait here for a bit.

(bleating) - Come on, Mr. Pig!

- We can't cross until you cross.

- What's the hold up?!

(narrator): There is a queue behind Daddy Pig.

- Ah, what's going on?

- Sorry, everyone.

Okay, here goes.

Whoa!

I did it!

I did the Wobbly Bridge!

Ho-ho!

- Well done, Daddy!

(clapping, laughing)

(narrator): These are the Swinging Hoops.

- Oh. There's nothing to walk on!

- Just use your arms to swing from hoop to hoop.

Like a monkey!

- Um... I'm not sure.

(snorts) - Come on, Mummy!

You have to go first so we can go!

- Okay, here goes.

Woo!

Oh my goodness, this is hard work!

(children giggling)

(snorts) - Whoa!

It's too difficult!

- Oh! I can't hang on anymore!

Whoa! - Ah!

(narrator): Mummy, Peppa and George

are hanging from the wire.

- Now what do we do?

- You need something big and heavy to push you across!

- Ah. I see where this is going.

Hang on! Here I come!

- Oh! - Wee!

(giggles) - Well done, Daddy Pig.

(laughing)

- It's what my tummy was built for!

(laughing)

(clapping)

(narrator): This is the Ginormous Zip Wire.

- Brilliant!

(laughing)

- This is the last bit.

Mr. Rabbit will give you some help.

- Just decide if you want to go head or feet first.

- Definitely feet first.

- Feet first! Off you go!

- Woo-hoo! (laughing)

Woo-hoo!

- Peppa and George, head or feet first?

- Head first! (giggles)

- Head first! Off you go!

(giggling) - Woo-hoo! Yipee!

(laughing)

- And Daddy Pig?

- Ho-ho! Well, I'm certainly not going to say head first!

- Head first? Off you go!

- No! There's been a misunderstanding!

I want to go feet first!

(shouting)

(laughing, snorting)

- Did you have fun?

- Ho-ho!

I must admit, that was quite fun!

- No, Daddy!

It was the most amazing good thing

in the whole wide world ever!

(laughing)

(narrator): Peppa loves Monkey Trees!

Everyone loves Monkey Trees!

(all laughing)

(narrator): Today, Peppa and her friends have come to the Woodland Club.

Mr. Wolf is in charge.

- Children, please come to the middle.

Mommies and Daddies, please stand back and watch.

(laughter) Now, children,

I know all about living in the woods.

I was born in the woods and I was raised by a family of wolves!

(kids): Ooh!

- Today, I will teach you how to look after yourselves out here in the wild.

(kids): Wow! - Imagine you're on your own,

far from home, no one else around.

(slurping)

- Oh, sorry. Carry on.

- No one else around.

What do you do when it starts to rain?

- Get wet. - Ah. But what if you don't want to get wet?

- Go home? - But remember,

you are far from home.

- I've got an umbrella!

- Y-yes, alright.

But sometimes the only thing to keep you warm and dry in the woods is...

a shelter.

(kids): Ooh! - It's like a little house.

It'll keep out the rain and it will keep you warm from the wind.

You make a shelter using sticks and other stuff found in the woods.

(kids): Wow! - Who wants to try?

(all): Me! Me! Me! - Off you go, then. (laughter)

- Here are some sticks! (laughing)

- This leaf can be the flag.

- It's finished. (applause)

- Well done.

- Okay, who would like to test the shelter? - I will!

- Are you warm and cozy in there, Mr. Pig?

- Ho-ho! Yes!

I like my little house of sticks.

- Good. Let's see if your "little house" keeps out the rain.

- Ah! (narrator): The water goes straight through the roof!

- I'm getting wet!

(laughter)

- Did the house keep out the rain? (kids): No!

- Let's see if the house keeps out the wind.

I will huff and I will puff,

and I will blow your house down!

(inhaling deeply) (blowing) - Whoa!

(narrator): Daddy Pig's house is gone!

- Oh, dear.

- Maybe the children should've used bricks.

- A brick house would be good, Mr. Pig,

but there aren't any bricks to be found in the woods; only sticks and leaves.

- But we've tried sticks and leaves.

- We're going to have another go.

First, collect big sticks, like this one.

Off you go. (laughter)

- Here's a big stick!

- Here's a bigger stick!

- Here's the biggest stick in the world!

- Very good. Let's have that big stick here.

Lay your sticks along here.

Now we need little sticks to go over the roof.

(laughter) - Little sticks.

- Teeny sticks.

- Itsy-witsy