A winding path climbs to the bench at the top. In winter it is the best sledding hill around; on special nights everyone climbs up with lanterns and blankets to watch the sky.
Aurora Cares for the Earth
At The hill above town · with Frost
The snow on the sledding hill is turning to slush. Then a ribbon of green light lifts Aurora and Kai's sled into the sky and carries them far north, to a polar bear cub named Frost.
What Aurora learned
Polar bears need sea ice, so we help keep the Earth cool
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Aurora Cares for the Earth
At The hill above town · with Lumi
On Earth Day, everyone climbs the hill above town to plant a little oak tree. As the first star comes out, a ribbon of green light swirls down from the sky.
What Aurora learned
Small kind acts help take care of the Earth
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Aurora's Brave Little Heart
At The hill above town · with Lumi
On the longest night of winter, everyone goes on a lantern walk up the snowy hill. When the lanterns go dark, the northern lights dance, and a little ribbon of light swirls down.
What Aurora learned
Every feeling is okay, and love is always there
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Aurora and the Kindness Lights
At The hill above town · with Lumi
Everyone brings a present to Nana Bea's birthday picnic on the snowy hill, but Aurora's piggy bank holds only two buttons and a shell. And Nana Bea has just one wish…
What Aurora learned
The best gifts come from the heart
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Aurora and the Wonderful Weather
At The hill above town · with Lumi
On New Year's Eve, everyone climbs the snowy hill for the early countdown. "Where does the old year go?" asks Aurora, and her star clip twinkles brighter than ever.
What Aurora learned
One trip around the Sun is one whole year
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Counting Under the Stars
At The hill above town · with Nova
At the little observatory, Nana Bea sees seven stars in the Seven Sisters, but Aurora counts only six. "Then I'm doing it wrong," she says, and her cheeks go hot.
What Aurora learned
Everyone sees the stars a little differently
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