for other uses, see Safety First
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SCENE 1 | Star talks to Nina about telling his Sproutlet friends something when they arrive, when the latter points out they already have. Star greets the Sproutlets and explains that tonight, he's being a "Super Safety Star." Nina asks Star if he would like to go on a safety adventure tonight, exploring different ways to stay safe, an idea he loves, leading to Star telling the Sproutlets to "buckle up" and a rendition of the Welcome Song. Afterwards, Nina presents Star with safety badges. She explains that as a kid, her teacher gave out badges to any Sproutlet who practiced good safety. Nina holds up her first badge, which is from when she learned about water safety. Once Nina mentions the fact that one should always swim with a grown-up Sprout, Star mentions swimming with his granny, making sure he can see her, and Nina gives him the badge. After receiving the water safety badge, Star admits he's always wanted a safety badge ever since he saw Nina's. Nina explains that the word for safe in Spanish is seguro, which she invites Star and the Sproutlets to say with her, and teaches the sign for the word "safety." |
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SCENE 2 | It's time to play "Lucy Light the Way." Based on clues (a seagull, a shovel and pail, and a beach ball), Nina and Star guess Lucy is at the beach. Afterwards, the duo looks through the Sprout-o-scope and sings "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." Tonight's constellations are a helmet and a stop sign. Nina admits she loves it when Star sings his verse of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." Suddenly, the duo hears Chica squeaking and joins her in the Sunshine Barn. |
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SCENE 3 | Back in the You and Me Tree, Nina tells the Sproutlets that Star is talking with real Sproutlets in the Goodnight Garden, leading to a Star Talks segment. Star and his Sproutlet friends discuss what it means to be safe. Afterwards, Nina teaches her Sproutlet friends a Sprout stretch called "Look and Listen." |
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SCENE 4 | Nina and Star tell a sandy story about a tadpole named Herman learning to hop. Afterwards, Nina explains that it's now time to clean up before bed, starting by feeding Hush and then singing a song. |
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SCENE 5 | Nina tells the Sproutlets that she and Star are on a "super" safety adventure tonight, the Spanish word for "safety" is seguro, and that the latter received badges for both water and traffic safety. Nina explains that there's one more safety badge to earn and that is for safety from germs (as in handwashing). Nina tells Star that there's something else to keep germs away and something that he and his Sproutlet friends do every night - brushing his teeth and washing his face, leading to "Ready for Bed." After the song, Star admits that he's not tired but, after Nina tells him to close his eyes and think about what he did today, eventually dozes. Now it's time to say goodnight to Hush, so Nina signs his goodnight poem with help from the Sproutlets at home. She then sings the Goodnight Song as Lucy closes out the episode. |
