Counting to coordinate the lift,
Patience leads her team to build a pirate ship.
Together, they decide on the purpose and position of the components.
Jevaughn deftly negotiates the tyres, rushing to the sail bag.
But lifting isn't easy, despite reinforcements.
Agreement's needed to negotiate the big pencil
with a continuing lead from Patience.
Watch how you go!
I've got my leg on it.
They keep their spirits up, encouraging each other,
and there's a real sense of achievement
as the heavy weight is heaved onto the ship.
Yes!
What about a tyre?
But not just any tyre.
We need big and small wheels.
So we need a big one at the front and a small one at the back.
The tyres are precisely placed, conforming to Patience's plan.
Put the big one at the front, like that.
Come on, team! Team, come on, get in the boat.
Everything's shipshape.
Joshua is concerned to leave nobody from the team behind.
From the vantage point of the crow's nest,
Eli can see land.
Life on the ocean is fraught with danger.
A shark!
The shark is beaten off with a large fork.
Or is it a crocodile, so close to land?
Enthusiastically leaping to shore, the search for treasure begins.
Armed with the right tools, some dig...
So let's find a treasure!
What are you doing, pirates?
..whilst Eli, exhausted from navigating duties,
crawls into his cabin.
I mean, this is my cabin.
And this is my cabin.
Yes, I found it. I found one!
I found one!
Joshua gleefully announces the find
and waves the treasure above his head.
I found another one!
They rush back on board.
The wheel, the wheel.
Everyone back on the ship!
Sail!
In the background, Patience holds up the red sail to catch the wind.
Joshua's keeping the ship on course.
Patience and Eli have collected the treasure from the voyage
into the best box they could find.
I finally found something.
Oh, my word!
Treasure!
- I found these. - And where did you find them?
In... in the treasure island.
And how did you get to treasure island?
Joshua confidently recounts his experience
as treasure hunter...
I was driving.
..driver and realistic pirate.
I made... I made a word.
He shows his understanding of pirates' language,
though he doesn't have Eli's blood-curdling delivery.
- Shiver me timbers! - Excellent, Eli.
Patience wasn't happy with the cardboard treasure box
and initiates an activity to make something bespoke.
Jevaughn carefully fixes alternating stars and circles in a line.
Face etched with concentration and two stars ready in his hand
to continue his pattern.
There's a debate about the resources.
You can still put them on.
They do stick.
No, they don't. The marbles don't stick.
Patience needs the others' cooperation...
Don't knock me whatever you're doing.
..if her pink blobs are going to meet her expectations
as a carefully constructed and repeating line of stars.
She builds up her complex pattern in layers.
Stars placed in circles,
pink blobs embellished with beads
placed carefully between thumb and forefinger.
The work of a conscientious craftsperson.
Joshua is happy with his box and chooses treasure to store away.
Look!
Patience fits her lid as Joshua hides his treasure box behind the wall.
Talking to himself, he completes a map
to show where the treasure is hidden, marking the spot with an X.
Finally, Joshua rehearses and describes his route back
to the hidden treasure.
And then walk up there,
and then turn left, go around,
and then go down there.
Well done. Do you think you could find his treasure, Jevaughn?
Yes.
Can I roll it up?
Can you roll it up? Yes.
Like real pirates do.
Like a pirate map.