In the fun show “Smart Cookies,” a group of funny and clever characters work together to save Mother’s Day from a tricky villain called The Crumb. This story is all about teamwork, solving problems, and loving our families, all told in a fun and exciting way!
The story starts with The Crumb planning to ruin Mother’s Day. The Smart Cookies jump into action to stop him. Figbee uses his special “Crumb alert” to keep track of The Crumb’s tricks.
Chipowski wants to surprise his mom with a clean house and a nice gift. But when a delivery comes, Cookie Monster accidentally lets The Crumb in, thinking he’s just a delivery man. This leads to funny problems as The Crumb leaves a mess with a naughty snickerdoodle cookie that draws all over the house!
The Smart Cookies have to work together to stop the snickerdoodle from making a mess. Miss Fortune gives clues to help them think hard about the problem. The clues are:
By working together and using their brains, Cookie Monster figures out that paper is the answer to stop the snickerdoodle. This shows how important it is to share ideas and work as a team to solve problems.
The Smart Cookies clean up just in time for Chipowski’s mom to arrive. They celebrate their teamwork and quick thinking. Mrs. Chipowski is so thankful, showing how important family is and how nice it is to celebrate special days together.
The adventure of the Smart Cookies is not only fun to watch but also teaches us about teamwork, solving problems, and the love of family, making it a great story for everyone!
Teamwork Challenge: Gather your friends or family and create your own “Smart Cookies” team. Choose a simple task, like building a small tower with blocks or cleaning up a room. Work together to complete the task, just like Figbee, Cookie Monster, Chipowski, and Miss Fortune. Afterward, talk about how you helped each other and what each person did to make the task easier.
Problem-Solving Puzzle: Create a simple puzzle using everyday items. For example, hide a small toy and give clues similar to Miss Fortune’s clues. Use hints like “It’s something soft,” “It’s under something blue,” or “It’s near something you can sit on.” Encourage your friends or family to solve the puzzle by thinking about the clues and working together to find the toy.
Observation Adventure: Go on a short walk around your home or neighborhood with an adult. Look for things that remind you of the clues in the story, like rectangles (windows or doors), things made from trees (wooden benches or paper), and things you can draw on (sidewalks or paper). Talk about how these items are similar to the clues the Smart Cookies used to solve their problem.
