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The Violin Lesson/Flying High
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The Violin Lesson/Flying High
Season 2 Episode 1 | 23m 25s | CC
Olive does not feel inspired to play her violin, but after the kids follow chirping crickets and learn that they chirp to communicate, Olive is inspired to perform in a duet with her mom./Elinor wonders why Chickee doesn't fly as high as other birds. Lucky for Elinor, she and her friends are whisked away on a hot-air balloon adventure to observe how each bird flies high for different reasons.
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