when the mother of the chicks appear and save them from falling to certain death. Lucy, Bear, and Beaver arrive and help them all down. They decided to let Little Crow be with the Mother Hawk, as they set off. They soon arrive at a chasm, where they hear a voice, and help him out. The voice reveals to be Grizzly and he brings them to his home. Back at Granny's, Mr. and Mrs. Turtle made sure Granny's alive. It later reveals that Grizzly dug Granny's box out when he was digging. They thank him and leave for home, with Grizzly giving them his canoe as shortcut. They soon see Little Crow flying with Mother Hawk, and the wise old turtle. They make it back just in time. They give her the item, her dad's fishing hook, a picture of her house she drew and a sealed picture of her as an infant with her parents. She smiles as she finally recovers. Later that evening, the family has picnic and they enjoy rest of evening together. The two turtles and Harriet dance to Granny's song, and reveal it's back to school and they'll both miss each other, hoping to see each other again real soon. As a reminder of their summer, Franklin gives Sam Granny's map and Samantha promises to never forget this summer as she kisses Franklin. The film ends with Aunt Lucy saying that life is full of surprises. During the first half of the credits, we see several pictures hung in a room, with it ending with the picture of Granny Turtle as an infant with her parents. Cast Cameron Ansell as Franklin Mark McMulkin as Bear Leah Cudmore as Beaver Tajja Isen as Samantha Isen also voices a Younger version of Granny Turtle in the flashback scenes Kristen Bone as Snail Doug Murray as Grizzly Corinne Conley as Granny Turtle Shauna Black as Aunt Lucy Hanna Endicott-Douglas as Little Crow Elizabeth Saunders as Mrs. Turtle Richard Newman as Mr. Turtle Bryn McAuley as Harriet Patricia Gage as The Old Turtle Mari Trainor as Dr. Bear Helen Taylor as Mrs. Falcon Isaac Pustil, Emma Pustil, and Joshua Isen as the Baby Chicks Versions Franklin and the Turtle Lake Treasure is available in two versions, French and English, both of which are in different case covers. The film's French title is Franklin et le trésor du lac. The