Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs

When Harry comes home with exciting tales from his day at school, the Dinos wish that they could go to school too. Harry thinks that Dino World may be the place to look for a Dino school - and lo and behold, when they arrive they find a school ready-and-waiting for them. With Harry as their teacher, the Dinos have a great time learning how to be at school: Trike is appointed board monitor; Patsy demonstrates playing the ukulele for ‘Show and Tell’ and they all discover that recess is the best part of the day! For their last lesson, Harry decides to teach the Dinos how volcanoes work, but he gets a little over-generous with the baking soda as part of his demonstration ensuring that Dino school ends with a bang! / Harry and the Dinos want to fly their kite, but with no sign of a breeze they are struggling to get it off the ground. Pasty suggests that Dino World may provide the answer, so Harry and the gang jump through the bucket and head off in search of the wind. The only trouble is, there’s not a gust of wind to be found in Dino World either, and ‘The Wind Finders’ still can’t fly their kite. When they meet Nancy the Nanosaurus, they discover that the wind isn’t the only thing missing and before long, ‘The Wind Finders’ have become ‘The Bird Finders’ who in turn, become ‘The Seed Finders’ and ‘The Rain Cloud Finders’! Harry quickly learns through this chain of events that everything in nature depends on everything else and he might just have to wait his turn before he gets to fly his kite.