Little Forest

In this week's Little Forest, the little kids go to an apple tree farm. They hop on a canned train driven by Uncle Mr. Lee and can't hide their excitement. As soon as they arrive, Brooke is the first kid to set foot on the ground. Planting an apple tree has been one of her biggest dreams and she's finally here. The little kids start off their apple farm journey by learning how to pick apples.

In this week’s Little Forest, the little kids and the Aunties and Uncles go to a traditional market. At the market, the kids get to see how puffed rice snacks are made, observe long rice cakes being made at mills, and even have their first purchasing experience. All bundled up with fresh groceries, the kids come back to Jjigbaggol to cook some Chuseok food.

In this week’s Little Forest, the two Aunties, So Min and Na Rae turn into mysterious Blueberry Fairies. The little kids have always been craving for fresh blueberries ever since their first experience of picking blueberries at the garden. The two fairies secretly stay up all night to plant not just a blueberry bush, but an enormous blueberry tree.

In this week’s Little Forest, Mr. Lee tries serves up an interesting dish made out of squid ink. Na Rae also introduces how to make homemade ice cream with some whipping skills. The kids go up to the forest to enjoy a special camping experience under the stars.

In this week’s Little Forest, the little kids make sujebi for the first time. They have fun making different shapes with flour. Yi Han acts strange while they have dinner together. Seo Jin starts to feel what it is like to be a parent. However, Seung Gi tells the others about something that made him upset. Meanwhile, new friends come to Jjigbaggol.

In this week’s Little Forest, the little kids go to a valley where fresh streams of water flow. Before heading out, Uncle Seo Jin cooks up some cauldron chicken soup and the kids get to see a fire show. The food's ready, the tubes are ready, but will all the kids manage to enjoy playing in the waters?

The kids have fun playing with red clay and familiarize themselves with mud. Yi Hyeon, who once used to tiptoe on soil, has a total blast barefoot. As the next day begins, Grace, who’s always bright and lively starts crying. She starts finding for her mom for some reason.

After another week, the children arrive once again to Little Forest. Although it’s been a while, each of the children are eager to meet up and greet their new friends. Right when everyone was all gathered up, a new face appears to the grounds of Little Forest. It’s Jeong Heon, a six-year-old who loves to play hide-and-seek.

It’s the final and second day with the little kids. Everyone gets up and enjoy their breakfast cooked by Uncle Seo Jin, but it starts raining. As the drizzle continues, the little ones dress up in boots and raincoats. They come out to enjoy nature as it is and get wet for fun. Meanwhile, Yi Han contemplates hard on whether he should pull his tooth or not.

The kids learn how to play along with nature by walking barefoot in the sand, picking blueberries, learning how to shovel. After a satisfying dinner with Seo Jin’s hamburg steaks, the kids continue their adventure in Jjigbaggol. The sun goes down and bedtime comes around. However, despite their long day, the little kids can't seem to go to bed right away.

The first official day at Little Forest begins and everyone gets busy. So Min and Seo Jin busy themselves in the kitchen, while Seung Gi and Na Rae guide the kids to the small animal barn. From putting sunscreen on the kids to helping them finish their lunch, nothing comes easy.

The four members of Little Forest gather and meet each other for the first time. During a month before officially meeting with the kids, the four uncles and aunts study hard to learn more about children. The day has finally come and they all greet the children one by one. Will the little kids fall in love with their new guardians in the deep woods?