Why Do Apples Fall From Trees? 🍎 β€” Brik & Lumi, episode 134
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Episode 134 Β· 45 min Β· Ages 3–7

Why Do Apples Fall From Trees? 🍎

Brik and Lumi spend one whole day, from a sleeping orchard at night through a surprise night storm, a golden sunrise, a busy noon, a distant evening storm, and a warm harvest evening, discovering why a ripe apple always falls straight down. Under the stars they meet Coco the hen tucking her chicks beneath her wings, and a gentle night storm sends Giggles running to Brik for comfort. At sunrise they raise The Great Gravity Apple Tower and learn that gravity pulls big and small apples down at the very same rate. By noon they build The Rolling Apple Raceway to watch the same invisible pull send apples rolling downhill, weather a distant evening storm safely, and at night the whole orchard shares its ripest apples at The Harvest Apple Campfire.

Why Do Apples Fall From Trees? 🍎

What your child will learn

Why a ripe apple always falls straight down toward the groundWhat gravity is: an invisible pull that tugs everything down, equallyThat a big apple and a small apple fall at exactly the same speedWhy things roll downhill, pulled gently along by the very same forceThat gravity keeps pulling steadily, even during a gentle rainHow one day moves from a starlit night to sunrise to daytime to sunset and back to night

What your child will see

A calm, lantern-lit orchard at night

A surprise night storm with flashing light

A golden, glowing sunrise over apple trees

A giant tower with apples falling from every level

A long raceway with apples rolling downhill

A distant evening storm and a rainbow after it

An orange-and-pink sunset sky

A basket full of sweet, ripe red apples

How the day goes

Brik and Lumi begin on a dark, sleeping orchard at night, weather a gentle surprise storm with Giggles running to Brik for comfort, and build The Lantern-Lit Orchard Hut and The Night-Watch Orchard Tower before crossing The Dawn-Orchard Bridge toward the very first sunrise of their long day.

As the sun comes up, they meet George the rabbit and Bubu the goose, discover that gravity pulls every apple down at the same rate, and raise The Great Gravity Apple Tower and The Four Gravity-Counting Steps.

Under the strong midday sun, they build The Rolling Apple Raceway to watch apples roll downhill, then weather a distant evening storm safely, watching a rainbow arch over the tower afterward.

As the sky turns orange and the stars return, Brik and Lumi build The Apple-Color Pyramid and The Harvest Apple Campfire, where the whole orchard shares its ripest apples together, safe under the stars.

Chapters

1
Why Do Apples Fall From Trees?
0:00
2
What Happens in the Orchard at Night?
2:00
3
Why Is Giggles Scared of the Night Storm?
4:20
4
Why Is the Sky Turning Gold Over the Orchard?
9:20
5
What Is the Great Gravity Apple Tower?
11:40
6
Do Big and Small Apples Fall the Same Way?
15:50
7
What Is the Rolling Apple Raceway?
23:20
8
Does Gravity Still Pull Things Down in the Rain?
29:40
9
How Does the Whole Orchard Share the Harvest?
38:20
10
Why Do Apples Really Fall From Trees? The Whole Answer
42:40

Animals in the episode

Coco the hen tucking her fluffy chicks beneath her wings at nightGeorge the rabbit watching apples land near the gravity towerBubu the goose leading her goslings past the orchard in a lineGeorge hopping up every one of the four gravity-counting stepsBubu paddling calm again after the distant evening stormSix fluffy goslings walking in a perfect line behind BubuCoco's chicks tucked warm beside the harvest campfireSmall birds gathering at the morning orchard feeder

What Brik and Lumi build

The Lantern-Lit Orchard HutThe First Orchard LanternThe Night-Watch Orchard TowerThe Dawn-Orchard BridgeThe Morning Apple-Blossom Flower BedThe Great Gravity Apple TowerThe Four Gravity-Counting StepsThe Morning Orchard FeederThe Rolling Apple RacewayThe Tower-Or-Raceway SignpostThe Orchard Breeze PinwheelThe Little Apple-Basket ShedThe Apple-Color PyramidThe Hut-Watching BenchThe Harvest Apple Campfire

Scenes from the episode

Real frames from the cartoon β€” the same world is waiting in the game.

Why Do Apples Fall From Trees? 🍎 β€” 1Why Do Apples Fall From Trees? 🍎 β€” 2Why Do Apples Fall From Trees? 🍎 β€” 3

The whole story to read

Every conversation between Brik and Lumi in this episode. Read it aloud together β€” Brik in blue, Lumi in pink.

BrikLumi

0:00Why Do Apples Fall From Trees?

LumiHave you ever wondered why ripe apples fall from the trees above?

BrikWatch closely, right here under the stars, and our whole falling answer begins.

BrikBrik points to a quiet orchard, every apple hanging still in the dark.

LumiNot one single apple out there is falling yet, only hanging quiet and still.

BrikThis beautiful world has a Maker. He is God the Father, and He Himself wants us to call Him Father.

LumiGood morning, dear friends! We are Brik and Lumi, and today we got up very early to watch the sunrise together.

BrikLook, the stars are still shining, and in a few minutes the sun will come up just for us.

LumiOpen your eyes wide and come along, today something special is waiting.

BrikCan you say orchard? Orchard. A whole field planted with rows of fruit trees.

LumiEvery apple out there is quietly waiting for its own turn to finally let go.

BrikGod the Father loves you just as you are, and He is waiting for each of you in Heaven.

LumiBy morning, we will watch one ripe apple finally fall, straight to the ground.

BrikEven in the dark, past the trees, a whole cornfield rustles softly in the breeze.

2:00What Happens in the Orchard at Night?

LumiA chicken! Can you say chicken? Chicken.

BrikThe whole orchard rests quiet, close together, safe under the wide night sky.

LumiCurled up like this, Coco tucks her fluffy chicks warm beneath her own wings.

BrikNot one single chick peeks out from under Coco's wings tonight.

BrikThe Lord Jesus is always with us, and He came so that things would be truly good for us.

LumiResting quietly like this, Coco feels warm and safe beside her two best friends.

BrikThe whole orchard waits patiently.

LumiCan you wait quietly too?

BrikNot one star stops twinkling.

LumiCoco leans into Brik's side, warm and safe beneath the quiet trees.

BrikThe stars above the orchard blink, calm and perfectly still tonight.

LumiA little cricket! Can you say cricket? A tiny bug that sings at night.

BrikIts small song rises and falls, soft and steady over the sleeping orchard.

LumiMary, the Queen of Heaven, is a Mother to every one of us and never forgets us.

BrikCan you say gravity? Gravity. The invisible pull that tugs everything down.

LumiEvery apple out there is being pulled down, gently, by that same invisible force.

BrikLet's build somewhere warm, right where we can rest before our long day begins.

BrikLook what we are building today, come closer and watch with us!

LumiA cozy wooden hut, hung with soft lanterns from one wall to the other.

4:20Why Is Giggles Scared of the Night Storm?

BrikWe are calling it The Lantern-Lit Orchard Hut.

LumiInside, wide wooden baskets wait empty, ready for tomorrow's first fallen apple.

LumiBlock by block, slowly, and it is already growing taller.

BrikBeam by beam, and lantern by lantern, rising warm against the dark.

LumiCoco ambles up to the new hut, sniffing the fresh, warm wood.

BrikIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

LumiThe Lantern-Lit Orchard Hut is finished, glowing soft under the wide night sky.

BrikFrom here, every falling apple will land warm, safe, and close to home.

LumiAnd now a riddle, listen carefully.

LumiBrik counted every red apple still hanging quiet on one tall tree.

BrikHow many apples are hanging on that tree tonight?

BrikTake your time, it is good to think a little longer.

LumiWell done, exactly right! I heard how beautifully you answered.

LumiFour red apples, hanging quietly. One, two, three, four.

BrikFour ripe apples, and every single one waits for its own turn to fall.

BrikTime to get to work, and work is much nicer when we do it together.

BrikOne small lantern, glowing softly right beside the new orchard hut.

LumiWe are calling it The First Orchard Lantern.

BrikIts warm little glow lights up the nearest tree just enough to see.

LumiWe did it, and we did it together.

LumiThe First Orchard Lantern is ready, and three more will soon glow beside it.

BrikLook, out past the trees, a thick black cloud rolls in fast.

LumiThe whole sky darkens in a few quick seconds, and the wind picks up.

BrikA bright zigzag flashes across the whole dark sky, quick and silver-white.

LumiFor one whole second, the entire orchard glows bright as daylight.

BrikDo not worry, everyone, that flash is only bright light, quick and harmless.

LumiWe are right here together, safe and warm, and it is already rolling past.

BrikGiggles peeks out slowly, and the little pink bunny calms down beside him.

LumiSomewhere in the wet grass, a frog croaks happily at every warm raindrop.

BrikCan you say thunder? Thunder. The deep, rolling sound after a flash of light.

LumiLight travels so fast, we see the flash long before the thunder ever arrives.

BrikThe rain patters gentle on every leaf, and the thick cloud rolls on by.

LumiLook, the sky is clearing already, calm and dark and full of stars again.

BrikGiggles hops up, giggling with relief, glad the whole sky is quiet once more.

BrikTime for a question, think for a moment.

LumiBrik counted every bright star peeking back out after the clouds rolled by.

BrikHow many bright stars are peeking back out over the orchard?

LumiHave a think, we will wait for you.

BrikBravo, that is it! You are real Dream Builders.

BrikFive bright stars, peeking back out. One, two, three, four, five.

LumiFive little stars, and every single one shines calm again over the quiet orchard.

9:20Why Is the Sky Turning Gold Over the Orchard?

LumiBring the blocks, dear builders, we are starting something new.

LumiOne tall, thin tower, built from smooth boards right beside the hut.

BrikWe are calling it The Night-Watch Orchard Tower.

LumiClimb up, and the whole dark orchard spreads out quiet beneath you.

BrikIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

BrikThe Night-Watch Orchard Tower stands tall, and Lumi waves gently from the top.

BrikWhat a curious, patient start to our very long day.

LumiIf you like what we built, show us a thumbs up!

BrikCan you say curious? Curious.

LumiLook what we are building today, come closer and watch with us!

BrikOne small bridge, leading toward the edge where the sun will soon rise.

LumiWe are calling it The Dawn-Orchard Bridge.

BrikIts planks glow pale gold already, leading straight toward the morning light.

BrikWe did it, and we did it together.

LumiThe Dawn-Orchard Bridge is ready, and Coco is already standing at the far end.

BrikLook, past the tower, the deep dark sky is starting to change.

LumiIt is turning from deep black to a soft, gentle shade of grey.

BrikThe stars are fading, one by one, like little candles going out slowly.

LumiWatch closely, the edge of the sky is starting to glow soft and warm.

BrikA thin golden line grows wider, along the far edge of the orchard.

LumiOne by one, the sleepy apple trees begin to stir, ready for a new day.

11:40What Is the Great Gravity Apple Tower?

BrikLook, the sun is climbing higher and the whole world is turning golden.

LumiThe whole orchard is waking up in gold, right before our eyes.

BrikGood morning, sleepy orchard! The sun is finally, wonderfully, all the way up.

LumiThe last cool shadow fades, and the whole orchard glows bright golden warm.

BrikCan you say golden? Golden.

LumiNow, in the light of this brand new day, let's solve our whole falling mystery.

BrikWhy does a ripe apple always fall straight down, and never sideways or up?

LumiLet's watch one ripe apple closely, right here in the morning light.

BrikBrik gently touches one ripe apple's stem, and it lets go all on its own.

LumiDown it falls, straight and steady, landing softly in the grass below.

BrikA rabbit! Can you say rabbit? Rabbit.

LumiHer name is George, and she hops closer, watching the apple land nearby.

BrikGeorge twitches her ears at every soft thump of a falling apple.

LumiTime to get to work, and work is much nicer when we do it together.

LumiOne round flower bed, opening its petals in the very first warm light.

BrikWe are calling it The Morning Apple-Blossom Flower Bed.

LumiIts petals open soft and pink, just like the blossoms these apples grew from.

BrikIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

BrikThe Morning Apple-Blossom Flower Bed is ready, glowing warm in the early light.

LumiCan you say pull? Pull. To tug something gently toward you, from a distance.

BrikGravity is simply a pull, tugging everything near the ground down toward it.

LumiHere comes a riddle, say the answer out loud!

BrikBrik dropped a big apple and a small apple from the very same height.

LumiHow many apples landed on the ground at exactly the same moment?

BrikTake your time, it is good to think a little longer.

LumiWonderful, you got it! I am so proud of you.

LumiTwo apples, landing together. One, two.

BrikTwo apples, big and small, and gravity pulled down both of them just the same.

BrikLet's build somewhere tall, right where the whole orchard can see our giant answer.

BrikBring the blocks, dear builders, we are starting something new.

LumiA giant, blocky tower, with a ripe apple waiting on every single level.

BrikWe are calling it The Great Gravity Apple Tower.

LumiWhichever level Brik releases an apple from, it falls straight down the same way.

15:50Do Big and Small Apples Fall the Same Way?

LumiSee how nicely it fits, one block sitting neatly on another.

BrikBlock by block, and level by level, rising taller with the morning sun.

LumiCan you say invisible? Invisible. Something real that our eyes cannot see at all.

BrikGeorge hops right underneath the great tower, watching apples drop from above.

LumiNot one single apple ever drifts sideways; gravity always pulls straight down.

BrikWe did it, and we did it together.

LumiThe Great Gravity Apple Tower is finished, and George settles down to watch.

BrikCan you say weight? Weight. How strongly gravity is pulling something down.

LumiA heavier apple feels a stronger pull, but it still falls at the very same speed.

BrikThat is the whole secret: gravity pulls everything down, at the very same rate.

LumiCan you say height? Height. How high up something is, measured from the ground.

BrikThe morning grass is still a little damp, cool and soft beneath their feet.

LumiSomewhere close by, a bee hums low and busy among the blossom flower bed.

BrikNot one single apple on the tree falls at quite the same moment as another.

LumiGeorge's nose twitches twice, then she settles down to watch the tower rise.

BrikThe whole orchard smells warm and sweet, like ripe apples in the morning sun.

LumiBrik taps the tower gently, and one more apple lets go softly.

BrikBubu waddles closer, curious about the tower's very lowest level.

LumiNot one single apple on that whole tower ever falls slower just for being small.

BrikBrik claps his hands, delighted at how one invisible pull works so fairly.

LumiAnd now a riddle, listen carefully.

LumiBrik counted every ripe, red apple ready to fall on one single branch.

BrikHow many ripe apples are ready to fall on that branch?

BrikHave a think, we will wait for you.

LumiWell done, exactly right! I heard how beautifully you answered.

BrikSix ripe apples, counted carefully. One, two, three, four, five, six.

LumiSix red apples, and every single one will let go in its own good time.

BrikLook what we are building today, come closer and watch with us!

BrikFour little steps, each one holding one more apple than the last.

LumiWe are calling it The Four Gravity-Counting Steps.

BrikStep up slowly, counting each apple, all the way to the top step.

LumiWe are not in a hurry, because things made carefully last the longest.

LumiOne apple, two apples, three apples, then four, stacked up to the top.

BrikIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

BrikThe Four Gravity-Counting Steps are finished, and George hops up every one.

LumiLook, Bubu the goose and her seven golden goslings waddle by in a perfect line.

BrikCan you say gosling? Gosling. A fluffy baby goose, following close behind its mother.

LumiEvery little gosling walks exactly in Bubu's own footsteps, one behind the other.

LumiOh, Giggles, a mother hen always watches over her own chicks so carefully.

BrikHe backs away respectfully and happily admires the chicks from a safe distance.

LumiThe orchard settles back into its warm, sunny calm.

LumiTime to get to work, and work is much nicer when we do it together.

LumiOne small feeder, filled with golden seeds, right beside the gravity tower.

BrikWe are calling it The Morning Orchard Feeder.

LumiPeck, peck, peck β€” every little chick loves a good breakfast in the morning sun.

BrikWe did it, and we did it together.

BrikThe Morning Orchard Feeder is ready, and Coco's chicks are the first to visit.

LumiCan you say float? Float. To hang or drift, without ever falling down.

BrikWithout gravity's steady pull, every single apple would simply float away.

LumiTime for a question, think for a moment.

LumiBrik counted every rabbit and goose gathered near the gravity tower.

BrikHow many friends are gathered near the tower?

BrikTake your time, it is good to think a little longer.

LumiBravo, that is it! You are real Dream Builders.

BrikFive happy friends, gathered calmly. One, two, three, four, five.

LumiFive little friends, and every single one enjoys the very same warm morning sun.

BrikThe sun is climbing high above the orchard now, warm on every apple tree.

LumiThe sun is high above us, it is exactly noon, time for a little rest.

BrikLet us sit down for a moment and listen to how beautifully quiet it is around us.

LumiLet's rest a moment here in the warm midday sun, listening to the orchard hum softly.

23:20What Is the Rolling Apple Raceway?

BrikLet's follow the warm midday sun, over to where the apples are rolling downhill.

LumiPast the tower, the ground slopes gently down toward a sunny little valley.

BrikLeave a thumbs up if you are enjoying building with us, it helps other children find us.

LumiLook, a few loose apples are already rolling gently down the grassy slope.

BrikThis is the very best time to see gravity pull things down a whole hillside.

LumiCan you say slope? Slope. A hillside that leans down from high to low.

BrikA duck! Can you say duck? Duck.

LumiHer name is Bubu, and she waddles closer to a small pond near the valley.

BrikBubu quacks happily, watching every apple wobble its way down the slope.

LumiLet's build somewhere long, right where the whole orchard can watch apples roll.

BrikBring the blocks, dear builders, we are starting something new.

BrikA long, winding raceway, curving gently down from the top of the slope.

LumiWe are calling it The Rolling Apple Raceway.

BrikEvery apple set free at the top rolls all the way down to the bottom.

LumiA little more and it will be ready, do you like it so far?

LumiBlock by block, and curve by curve, rising bright with the midday sun.

BrikCan you say downhill? Downhill. Moving toward lower ground, following a slope.

LumiBubu waddles right up to the raceway, watching apple after apple roll past.

BrikNot one single apple ever rolls uphill; gravity always pulls it down and along.

BrikIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

LumiThe Rolling Apple Raceway is finished, warm and busy in the midday sun.

BrikCan you say momentum? Momentum. The push that keeps a rolling apple moving.

LumiGravity starts the roll, and momentum helps carry it the rest of the way down.

LumiHere comes a riddle, say the answer out loud!

BrikBrik counted every apple that rolled all the way down the raceway.

LumiHow many apples rolled down the raceway?

BrikHave a think, we will wait for you.

LumiWonderful, you got it! I am so proud of you.

LumiSeven apples, rolling steadily. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

BrikSeven rolling apples, and every single one followed the very same gentle pull.

BrikLook what we are building today, come closer and watch with us!

LumiOne small signpost, pointing one way to the tower, one to the raceway.

BrikWe are calling it The Tower-Or-Raceway Signpost.

LumiOne arrow points back to the falling apples, the other to the rolling ones.

LumiWe did it, and we did it together.

BrikThe Tower-Or-Raceway Signpost is ready, and Lumi reads it out loud, delighted.

BrikTime to get to work, and work is much nicer when we do it together.

BrikOne spinning pinwheel, right beside the raceway, catching every warm breeze.

LumiWe are calling it The Orchard Breeze Pinwheel.

BrikA cool breeze keeps the whole valley comfortable, even under the strong sun.

LumiIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

LumiThe Orchard Breeze Pinwheel spins gently, and Bubu watches it turn round.

LumiOh, Giggles, a smooth, round apple rolls far faster than two wobbly feet.

BrikHe grins, a little dizzy, and happily claps for the apple's own fair victory.

LumiThe valley settles back into its warm, sunny calm.

BrikLook, way out past the raceway, a dark cloud is gathering, far away.

LumiQuick, let's build one small shed, right where our fallen apples stay safe and dry.

BrikBring the blocks, dear builders, we are starting something new.

LumiOne tiny shed, just big enough for every basket of fallen apples.

BrikWe are calling it The Little Apple-Basket Shed.

LumiIts little window lets us peek in at every basket, stacked neat and dry.

29:40Does Gravity Still Pull Things Down in the Rain?

LumiWe did it, and we did it together.

BrikThe Little Apple-Basket Shed is ready, tucked snug beside the raceway.

BrikThe sun is starting to lean low now, painting the whole valley gold.

LumiLook, way out past the orchard, that same dark cloud is rolling closer.

BrikThe whole sky darkens fast, and a bright zigzag flashes on the far horizon.

LumiLet's count together: light travels faster than sound, so we hear thunder after.

BrikAnd now a riddle, listen carefully.

BrikCount with Brik: one, two, three, four, and then comes the low, rolling boom.

LumiHow many seconds passed between the flash and the thunder?

LumiTake your time, it is good to think a little longer.

BrikWell done, exactly right! I heard how beautifully you answered.

BrikFour whole seconds, counted steady. One, two, three, four.

LumiFour seconds means that far-off storm is still safely, quietly distant.

BrikEven every warm raindrop falls the very same way, pulled straight down by gravity.

LumiNot one single apple minds a little rain; ripe apples fall just the same in it.

LumiTime for a question, think for a moment.

LumiBrik counted every fluffy gosling walking behind Bubu in one neat line.

BrikHow many goslings are walking in that line?

BrikHave a think, we will wait for you.

LumiBravo, that is it! You are real Dream Builders.

BrikSix fluffy goslings, walking neatly. One, two, three, four, five, six.

LumiSix little goslings, and every single one follows Bubu's own footsteps exactly.

BrikListen, the far-off rumble is fading, softer and slower, one by one.

LumiLook, the sky is clearing fast, bright and freshly washed above the orchard.

BrikLook up β€” a whole bright rainbow is arching over the tower, all on its own!

LumiEvery rabbit, duck, and goose nearby settles calm again in the warm sun.

BrikCan you say curve? Curve. A smooth, bending line, like the raceway's gentle turns.

LumiA single dragonfly skims low across the valley, quick and shimmering blue-green.

BrikThe warm apple smell drifts all the way to the edge of the whole valley.

LumiNot one single apple on the raceway ever rolls in quite the same path twice.

BrikSomewhere close by, the raceway's boards creak once, steady and slow.

LumiBubu's feathers stay dry, even resting close beside the busy raceway.

BrikThe valley feels warm, golden, and wonderfully busy with today's whole harvest.

LumiCan you say steady? Steady. Calm and even, never rushing or wobbling.

BrikNot one single cloud today ever looked quite the same shape as another.

LumiGeorge hops closer, watching one more apple wobble down the smooth raceway.

BrikThe whole valley hums softly with apples rolling, one after another.

LumiLet's follow the low, golden sun back toward the tower and the whole orchard.

LumiBack near the tower, the whole sky is turning a deep, glowing orange and pink.

BrikLook, the sunset sky glows the same warm red as our ripest apple.

LumiCan you say sunset? Sunset. That is when the sun goes down low in the sky.

BrikCan you say dusk? Dusk. That is the soft, quiet time just before full dark.

BrikAs the great sun sinks low, the whole orchard gathers for one last harvest.

LumiLet's watch the sky turn deeper.

BrikIts glow fades slow and gentle.

BrikLook what we are building today, come closer and watch with us!

LumiOne small pyramid, stacked from tiny blocks in every ripening apple color.

BrikWe are calling it The Apple-Color Pyramid.

BrikEvery little block glows its own warm hue, stacked five rows high.

LumiIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

LumiThe Apple-Color Pyramid is ready, and it glows soft in the fading light.

LumiOh, Giggles, gravity never once lets an apple fall up, no matter how high you throw it.

BrikHe laughs, catches the apple gently, and happily takes a well-earned bite.

LumiThe orchard settles back into its warm, glowing calm.

BrikGive us a thumbs up if you want to see the next episode!

LumiCan you say gentle? Gentle. It means soft and careful, never rough at all.

BrikTime to get to work, and work is much nicer when we do it together.

BrikOne small wooden bench, facing straight toward the whole glowing tower.

LumiWe are calling it The Hut-Watching Bench.

BrikSit here quietly, and watch every apple glow softly against the dark sky.

LumiWe did it, and we did it together.

LumiThe Hut-Watching Bench is ready, and Lumi is already curled up, watching.

BrikBrik pats the little bench gently, proud of the whole long, apple-red day.

LumiCan you say proud? Proud. We built and learned so much today.

BrikCan you say celebrate? Celebrate. To share a happy moment together with friends.

LumiBubu settles onto a low patch of grass, warm beside the glowing fire.

BrikGeorge naps curled up beside the pyramid, warm in its colorful glow.

LumiEvery fallen apple tonight remembers the very same branch that once held it.

BrikThe whole sky above the orchard fills slowly with hundreds of tiny stars.

38:20How Does the Whole Orchard Share the Harvest?

LumiCan you say sturdy? Sturdy. Strong and solid, built to last a long time.

BrikBrik counts the lanterns one more time, just for the simple joy of it.

LumiLumi hums a happy little tune, watching the whole orchard glow together.

BrikNot one single branch tonight sits bare; every tree still holds a few apples.

LumiTom's ears twitch softly in the very last warm light before dark settles.

BrikHere comes a riddle, say the answer out loud!

BrikThree ripe apples fell before supper, then four more fell after.

LumiHow many apples fell altogether today?

LumiTake your time, it is good to think a little longer.

BrikWonderful, you got it! I am so proud of you.

BrikThree and four makes seven. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

LumiCan you say altogether? Altogether.

BrikSeven ripe apples, and every single one obeyed the very same gentle pull.

LumiLet's build one last place, right where the whole orchard can share the harvest.

LumiBring the blocks, dear builders, we are starting something new.

BrikA wide, welcoming camp, ringed with lanterns from one side to the other.

LumiWe are calling it The Harvest Apple Campfire.

BrikOne by one, its lanterns glow, each one warmer than the last.

BrikBlock by block, slowly, and it is already growing taller.

LumiPost by post, and lantern by lantern, filling up with today's last golden light.

BrikThe campfire glows the same warm orange as the whole sunset sky above it.

LumiCoco settles close to the fire, her chicks tucked warm beneath her own wings.

BrikEvery friend gathers close, sharing sweet apples fresh from today's own harvest.

LumiIt is finished! Look how beautiful it turned out.

LumiThe Harvest Apple Campfire is finished, glowing warm under the very first stars.

BrikLook, it is dark again now, just like it was at the start of our day.

LumiBut this time, we know exactly why a ripe apple always falls straight down.

BrikOne invisible pull, called gravity, tugging everything toward the ground below.

LumiListen to the orchard grow quiet.

BrikCan you say cozy? Cozy.

LumiCozy just means warm, soft, and safe, exactly like our whole harvest tonight.

BrikNot one single apple tonight ever fell without that very same gentle pull.

LumiA single lantern still glows in the same hut window, steady every night.

BrikSomewhere close by, a cricket starts up its same, steady song once more.

LumiTom's ears twitch softly in the very last warm light before dark settles.

BrikThe whole orchard smells of ripe apples and cool, settling harvest air.

42:40Why Do Apples Really Fall From Trees? The Whole Answer

LumiNot one lantern around the whole camp glows in quite the same gold.

BrikA single star returns to the same corner of the sky, night after night.

LumiGeorge naps curled up beside the pyramid, warm in its colorful glow.

BrikThe night feels calm, complete, and wonderfully, warmly still.

BrikIf you want to build with us tomorrow, ask your mum or dad to press Subscribe.

LumiPress Subscribe together with your parents, and Brik and Lumi will be here waiting for you tomorrow.

BrikIf you had a good time with us, press Subscribe so you do not lose our cartoon.

LumiThe stars are twinkling again, and our long, beautiful day is slowly coming to an end.

BrikWe built so much today, and we learned even more.

LumiThank you for being with us, it was much nicer together.

BrikSo remember, one invisible pull called gravity, tugging every apple gently down.

LumiThe tower glows soft and warm one last time, calm under the bright stars.

LumiGiggles waves from far away before he disappears for the night, and the little bells on his cap ring softly.

BrikBye bye! Sleep sweetly, our dear friends.

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The world from this episode is part of the Brik & Lumi game. Your child can step inside, see the buildings up close, meet the animals and keep building on their own.

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