(upbeat music)
- Ahoy there, shipmates, it's Captain Seasalt here.
Today, we're going to be exploring a new island
and learning all about things that start with the letter J.
Keep a look out for June bug, jaguar, jellyfish and jackal.
Just the sort of list to make this a jaunty journey.
Oops, the time to start the show.
All aboard!
("The Sailors Hornpipe")
- Land ho!
- Oh, Jumping junipers, me legs be dancing a jig.
- [Ellie] Land ho!
- Ahoy, shipmates, we've come upon some jagged rocks.
(dog barks)
- Where are we, Captain Seasalt?
- Our journey's taken us to a jewel of an island, Maya.
- [Children] Oh, joy.
- Are we going to explore the island
and search for treasure?
- Aye, a jaunt with some hijinks awaits.
All hands arrange yourselves for adventure!
Right, ready to jump ship, mateys?
- [Children] Aye, aye, captain (dog barks).
- Today we are going to explore J Island.
We are here on the map.
If we follow all the clues on the map,
they'll lead us to the treasure.
- The first thing we're looking for, Pedro,
is something that starts with the letter J (bug buzzing).
- [Children] Oh.
- What was that?
(bug buzzing)
- It's a June bug.
June bugs are a type of beatle.
- Hi, June bug, I'm going to call you Judy,
Judy the June bug.
We're looking for a treasure.
Do you happen to know the way?
(June bug clicking)
- Let's join her.
- Hmm, I don't see anything here, do you?
(tail whooshing)
- Look, up there.
(growling)
- [Children] Wow.
- [Sammy] Who's that?
- It's a jaguar.
Jaguar starts with the letter J.
Jaguars are part of the large cat family.
They just love climbing trees.
- Arrh, and she appears to be fixin' for a nap, Ellie,
so let's leave her be.
- Look, in there.
- [Ellie] Wow, they're majestic.
What are they?
- Those are jellyfish.
They're bell-shaped, with long flowing tentacles.
They move like jiggly jelly.
Jellyfish starts with the letter J, too.
Let's call them Jessie, Jenny, Jeremy, Jeff and Jeanie.
Just don't touch them.
Some jellyfish tentacles sting and give you a real jolt.
- Ouch.
Gotcha.
(howling)
- Hey, what was that?
- It's a jackal, Sammy.
Jackal starts with J.
Let's call her Jackie the Jackal.
- Jackals are relatives of dogs,
and they can run long distances without getting jaded.
- Hi, Jackie, we're kind of in a jam.
We're looking for treasure.
Would you happen to know the way?
(jackal howls)
(laughing)
- Wow, we gotta keep up, let's jog.
- Wow, Jackie the Jackal led us to the edge of a jungle.
- Great job, Jackie, I wonder if the treasure's in there.
- One way to judge, let's be off.
- Hey, look, the treasure is here, and that's no joke.
- [Captain] (box opening) It's a jumbled jar of jellybeans.
- [Children] Whoa.
- Jackpot!
(chomping)
- Jeepers, this has been one jolly, jam-packed journey.
- [Children] Bye, bye.
- [Captain] Bye, Jackie.
Well, that was just the jolliest adventure,
and so many jellybeans.
Hey, did you catch all the things
that start with the letter J?
Great.
Let's see if you can spot the other J-words
found on J Island.
Grr, talk about not seeing the jungle for the trees.
It's a jungle, a kind of forest.
Jungles can be so full of tropical trees and plants
that it's impossible to walk through them,
just impenetrable.
Just look at that jar.
A jar is often made of glass or plastic
and used to store items or food for a long time.
Now, if it were just full of jam or jelly.
Sometimes he just would like to drink some juice from a jug.
Juice is a drink made from the liquids found in fruits.
You can even mix different fruits together.
Is Halloween just around the corner
for that be a jack-o'-lantern?
Jack-o'-lanterns are made by carving a face or shapes
into a pumpkin and leaving a candle inside,
flickering brightly at night
during your favorite, scary holiday.
Just what you need to keep warm outside, it be a jacket.
Jackets keep our bodies nice and warm
when the weather gets cold, so you can enjoy the outdoors.
You did it, shipmates, you found everything
that starts with the letter J.
Jump for joy, ha ha ha ha.
And I hope to see you on the next island we journey to.
Until then, it was fun jawing with ya.
- [Children] Aye, aye, Captain (dog barks).