Peppa Pig

Grandpa Pig drops by to see Peppa and George, bringing a packet of seeds for them to plant in the garden. While the children get ready to sow, Daddy Pig stands in the field, pretending to be a scarecrow to keep the birds away.

The short episode titled “Peppa and George’s Garden” forms part of the Peppa Pig series. It presents a simple, self‑contained story aimed at young viewers, focusing on everyday activities that children can recognise. The programme keeps its familiar style, using the beloved characters to illustrate a brief garden‑themed adventure, and its bright colours. In this instalment, Grandpa Pig pays a visit to his grandchildren, Peppa and George. He arrives bearing a packet of seeds, which he has specifically chosen for the children to sow, and they listen eagerly. The gesture sets the scene for a hands‑on gardening activity, with the youngsters ready to get their hands dirty. While the seeds are being prepared for planting, Daddy Pig steps into a supportive role. He positions himself as a scarecrow, standing guard over the budding garden plot for a moment, in the garden. His presence adds a playful element, turning a routine task into a light‑hearted family collaboration. The episode follows the simple sequence of planting the seeds, with Peppa and George taking charge of the sowing. Their enthusiasm, combined with Grandpa Pig’s gift and Daddy Pig’s makeshift scarecrow, creates a gentle narrative about sharing, teamwork, and the joys of watching something grow from a tiny seed, with smiles and curiosity.