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Stormy Waters/Scoot on Over!
Splash, Bubbles, and their friends meet wildly diverse marine animals and discover otherworldly undersea habitats, bringing back what they've learned to share with their neighbors. Ages: 2-5 Educational Goal: Social and Emotional Growth, Marine Biology
Stormy Waters/Scoot on Over!
Season 1 Episode 29 | 23m 25s | CC
When a big storm passes over Reeftown, the friends experience rain and stormy conditions. They learn they don't need to be afraid, but it's good to stay close to home in a storm and take shelter. / The kids' old friend Scoot, a juvenile sea turtle, stops by the reef to see Splash and the gang. While there, he explains that he is getting older and wants to scout for some potential places to settle.
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