Sky is Falling at Green Meadow



This is the 23rd episode in the series. It was written by Ted Field.

Characters
Shyler 

Amber

Crusty

Dink

Scat

Flapper

Plot
It is a very windy day in Green Meadow. Lots of leaves have been blown out of the trees. Crusty says that the wind seems awfully cold and that something doesn't seem right. However, the children don't think much of it.

However, when Flapper lands, he says that the weather is hard to fly in and that he is cold. The kids move a bunch of leaves to Crusty's cave. Flapper soon comes into the cave saying that the sky is falling and that sky pieces are falling all around. In reality, it is snowing.

Shyler thinks that the sky is indeed falling. Dink disagrees, saying that the sky is blue and that the falling stuff is white. Amber surmises that it is falling clouds.

Later, Scat is thirsty and goes to get a drink only to find that the water is frozen; he later goes skidding on the frozen pond. Amber tries to eat some fruit, but the cold has made it hard and not good to eat. The children search but can only find one leaf for food. The other dinosaurs start to leave Green Meadow as they cannot find food either.

Dink and his friends leave but Crusty stays behind in Green Meadow. The young dinosaurs have trouble getting to the next valley due to the storm getting worse. Flapper finds that the next valley is also covered in blowing snow.

Scat and Shyler got separated from the others and then break ice and fall into freezing water. They get out and are stuck on a chunk of ice in the middle of the water. They call for help. Dink and Amber hear them and begin to look for them. They soon come across Crusty, who had figured that they'd run into trouble and had come to help them.

Dink and Crusty rescue Scat and Shyler. Flapper comes and tells them that it's snowing everywhere. The kids are worried. However, the next day, the snow is gone.

Crusty says that he thinks that the falling sky was just cold rain. The children can eat again and the other dinosaurs have returned.