Pip and Posy

During a game that mimics a scary storm, Pip and Posy inadvertently cause Zac to feel upset. They take the opportunity to reassure him, showing that storms are not frightening and that there is nothing to be afraid of in the end.

Storm Wizard is a programme presented in an episodic format. Each instalment follows the familiar characters as they encounter everyday situations, turning ordinary moments into opportunities for gentle learning. The series is aimed at a young audience, using bright visuals and simple dialogue to keep the content engaging and accessible. In this particular episode, Pip and Posy find themselves caught up in a game that mimics a frightening storm. While they’re engrossed in the play‑acting, their friend Zac becomes upset, reacting to the intense atmosphere the game creates. The upset is accidental, a result of the game’s scary tone rather than any deliberate intention. Realising that Zac is uncomfortable, Pip and Posy take the chance to reassure him. They demonstrate, step by step, that the storm elements in the game are harmless, showing that the rumbling sounds and flashing lights are merely part of the pretend scenario. By calmly guiding Zac through the experience, they help him see that there’s nothing to fear in the simulated weather. By the end of the episode, Zac’s anxiety eases as he understands that storms—whether real or imagined—don’t have to be scary. The trio’s interaction reinforces a simple, reassuring message: with a bit of perspective, even the most daunting‑looking weather can be approached without fear.