Kari is scared of playing her trumpet in front of the Treasure Champs, but Barry reminds her how he had courage to buy her trumpet in the first place. Barry also shows courage by going into a dark cave where a funny creature lives.

Barry and Kari are in the snowy hills and have disagreements about how best to build a team of snow champs but a snowballing disaster forces them to work together to create an igloo to house their growing brood of Snow Champs.

Kari has been training hard for a dance competition, but Barry hasn't at all. Can some last-minute training make him the perfect partner for Kari's routine? We meet one Treasure Champ who is working hard to play the ukulele, and another enjoys a day out fruit picking in order to make ice cream. And storyteller Gemma tells us a story all about finding hidden treasure in a field.

Kari is looking forward to going rowing with Barry, but he's changed his mind and goes to the playground instead. But it starts to rain and Barry regrets his lack of loyalty. Thankfully a gust of wind lifts Barry high into the air and plops him into Kari's boat that is doing circles on the lake. They row to an island and watch a rainbow, agreeing that things are best experienced together.

Barry is adventurous, exploring the wonders beneath a magical trapdoor and coming back with tales of a land full of glitter and unicorns! But Kari is unsure and would prefer to play things safe. A group of young Treasure Champs show adventurousness by climbing to the top of a tower on a hill, while another tries out some exciting new food with her family. And storyteller Krissi tells the story of Moses crossing the Red Sea.

Barry wants to play with Kari and struggles to share her with Thingy. After spoiling their fun, they come to see that sharing games together is the best way. We meet one Treasure Champ whose family is hosting a Jewish Shabbat meal and Treasure Champ twins who have to share everything! Plus, storyteller Omar tells the Biblical story of the feeding of the 5000 with the help of a few friends.