Schedule

When everyone in the house is busy working, Annie feels left out. With the help of a little song, Annie learns that even a little person can help out in a big way!

The penguin-waiter wants the penguin-party to be perfect.

Edmonia Lewis inspires Xavier to proudly create a piece of art for his mom that represents their family.

Cell phones are vanishing all over adventure bay! The pups will need a lot of police power to solve this mystery and save the day!

In Boston, Andy finds a way to keep his worn-out childhood blankie with help from the celebrated American tradition of quilting.

Kenny G sings about the 'DUH' sound the letter D makes, with words like "dance", "Denmark", and "donut".

It's all in the balance as the Numberblocks try to make it across a very wobbly bridge.

Slippy makes special safety goggles for everyone so they can watch an eclipse. When Ella insists on going to watch a binary star supernova, Slippy opts out and heads off on his own. Gem and Ilo meet up with Ella at the supernova. They've come to watch too. She listens to the cousins bicker and realizes that the supernova isn't as much fun without her friends. She decides to join Slippy. She arrives just in time to help him escape a cloud of crashing meteoroids. They both realize that being stubborn is no fun!

Bee brings Ladybird to meet Queen Mama and the new Baby Bees in the hive.

Sharing is caring! Polkaroo and Avery are getting ready to play a game in the backyard and have to count their beanbags to make sure they each have an equal amount for the game!

Gabby counts ten animals as puts on her gloves and helps clean up the barn and hen house.

Rosie decides to be a message delivery kid and deliver messages to her neighbours, but her messages get all mixed up. Then, Javi temporarily loses his voice, so Rosie must help him recover before they perform their El Coco play.

Lila tries to map the way home from school, but it's not that easy! After a night spent in the country near by, Choochoo, Josie and Willie wake up on the top of a mountain. Finding their way back to their village turns out to be quite an adventure!

One day the kittens and Mommy were flying a kite in the park. While they are having a juice break Cookie tries to throw his plastic cup in the garbage but a gust of wind blows it away. Cookie isn't worried because the park keeper will clean up after him but Mommy insists they clean up after themselves, the park keeper has a lot of work to do already. The kittens decide to help the park keeper rake leaves and pick up trash while looking for Cookie's missing cup. They finally find it on the head of a pigeon and help save the bird. The kittens learn never to litter and help the little creatures they share the planet with.

Kimu's favourite bowl breaks. The friends then lend a hand and learn that fixing something does not necessarily make it worse.

The babies and their friends are moving and grooving together. It feels good to get the wiggles out when you move around. Come on, let's get moving!

The Numberblocks and Numberblobs have spotted the perfect place for a picnic, but it’s on the other side of a swamp! The only way to reach it is to jump across a line of 10 stepping stones. One by one, the Numberblocks carry a Numberblob on their back, safely taking them to the other side. However, with each crossing, some of the stones sink, leaving fewer and fewer to hop across. The Numberblocks solve the problem by counting in twos, threes and fours to bounce over the gaps. All that thinking and bouncing gives them a great appetite for their picnic!

After a summer of fun, its time for a bit of relaxation with Pins and Nettie in their new blanket fort.

The Canada Crew works together to help meadow, a young monarch butterfly, find her way back to her family migration with the help of butterfly expert Broti.

B.O.T. drops into Snowy, Icy World and is startled by the noise of a loud snore! The big, hairy Snowy Snooze sleepwalks out of its cave. It is so fast asleep that it is unaware of B.O.T. and walks straight into the little robot. B.O.T. must keep out of the sleepy beastie's way as it sleepwalks through the snow. Will B.O.T. be able to gather the data required to complete this mission, and will the Snowy Snooze have a shock when it finally wakes up and sees B.O.T.?

Dex and Kayla try to solve Dino Experiment 1017 "How did carnivores get past herbivore’s defenses?" by testing the Anyklosaurus, Triceratops and Dreadnoughtus in fantastical battles against two brand-new superheroes: Dino Boy and Rock Girl.

Alison Young visits with her saxophone and inspires Monica's DIY project. Using recyclables, Monica makes her craft-strument and Junior Jammer Ashlee shows her saxophone skills. They all come together for a jam session in the backyard.

Ava is making a survey of her friends and classmates to find out which wild animal they'd most like to be. You can do a survey with any kind of question you want and use a chart to compare the results. Try it out!

Kimu dreams of a huge cake and invites his friends to help turn the dream into reality. They all learn that sometimes there can be too much of a good thing, and that you should not judge something by its looks alone.

Eric performs a feat of mathemagical mastery, blindfolded in the dark, as he tests the theory of probability using his messy sock drawer. You will not believe your eyes! It's not magic... it's math! This episode presents a probability puzzle that requires you to weigh all the possibilities and pick the most likely outcome when confronted with a drawer full of loose, unpaired socks and come up with a matching pair.

Mahely is a 10-year-old girl who lives in Orléans, Ontario. She is Canadian, Dominican, and Ivorian and is an active and creative girl who loves dancing the bachata! But today, Mahely takes us to learn a new dance, the merengue, which is the national dance of the Dominican Republic! Mahely shows us how fast your feet need to move for this energetic dance! Then she demonstrates how to do the Zoblazo dance with her mom; a fun dance originating from Cote D'Ivoire! After all that moving and shaking, Mahely is hungry for some attieke and aloko, a delicious West African dish. Mahely and her Mom sing together as they make this popular dish that includes fish and plantains. In her room, Mahely models her homemade tie-dye t-shirts and pagne, a colourful piece of clothing from West Africa, that keeps her connected to her Ivorian roots. Then, Mahely takes us to do some arts and crafts with her best friend! They paint ceramic plates together; don't they look awesome!? It's now time for Mahely to get in touch with her Dominican roots by learning Spanish from her Dad! Soon she will be trilingual, knowing English, French and Spanish! After, Mahely receives a special surprise that encourages her to keep persevering toward success!

JoJo is learning to roller skate in the garden with Gran Gran, but there's not enough room to try all the moves. It's time for a Gran Gran plan - they head off to the roller disco!

B.O.T. plops into a lake, drifts down and lands on the squishy, jelly-like Jumbly Splitter. Every time the Jumbly Splitter is shocked it splits in two! B.O.T. accidentally, keeps shocking the nervous beastie and soon the water is filled with little, wobbly, Jumbly Splitters. Along the way, B.O.T's separate body parts get encased in four Jumbly Splitters and they get bounced around on bubbly, underwater air vents. The pointy-nosed Triangle Fish makes B.O.T.'s job harder still, when they swim into the Jumbly Splitters and pop them, sending them whooshing through the water away from B.O.T. Will the Jumbly Splitters become one again and will B.O.T. complete the mission?

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to the florist. On the way they spot a treasure chest, listen to the raindrops on the pond, discover who might live in a hedge, and even meet a square spider!

One day the kittens meet their friend Boris at the playground. Boris invites the kittens to a cool Pirate Kid-e-Quest and they happily join him. They are so excited to complete their quest that they finish all the missions without Boris's help. As they approach the last mission Boris says he wants to go home, they haven't been including him at all. The kittens learn that when playing with your friends the most important thing is to have a great time together.

Mia and the closet challenge Codie and Evu to a sock folding contest. When Codie mismatches all the socks it’s time for a rematch – and this time, Codie seeks a match before folding the socks.

Pip and Posy try to teach Jamila how to sled down the hill, but give her confusing and conflicting advice. Jamila helps them realise that listening to each other will make them better coaches.

The Very Small Creatures find themselves amongst a lot of mess! Together they tidy up and sort all of the objects in to their rightful place whilst having fun . . . enjoying an all-important snack in the process.

Lily's garage is on a main road in Zerby Town. What's worse, she doesn't really have a driveway. She and Zack set out to find something nice to create lines so every Zerby knows where her driveway is.

Howie and Baboo visit Ontario Park ranger Sheryl at a frog pond where she shows them different types of frogs and explains how a tadpole grows to become a frog.

Riley is so focused on the writing of a new song for Megablast that she doesn't have time to play with Beatrix. Beatrix feels invisible and runs away. She's in for a big surprise when she accidentally eats some of Dr. Dandelion's Gigantor Cabbage and grows to the size of a building and is tricked into being in Dr. D's posse. Megablast transforms into Rocket, Thunder and Metallix to get Beatrix shrunk back to normal size and home safe before she accidentally stomps Greenville into rubble. Riley realizes that she should have paid more attention to her friend and uses the one thing that Beatrix can't resist to show her how much she cares: music!

In the future, the planet has reached ,Code Orange, due to a global invasion of goldfish! The team goes back in time to discover how one tiny mistake can create a huge orange problem.

Our young inquirer, Ali, asks our intrepid inventors, Blynk and Aazoo, "Why do we burp?" With the help of our intergalactic science expert, Simon, learn how our body gets rid of unwanted air and how its not just humans who burp! Blynk is inspired by Aazoo's gaseous build up and invents a machine to harness the power of the burp.

The woodpecker needs to peck a lot of holes while trying to catch the cheeky red beetle.

It's the sixth week for the elite athletes competing in the ultimate sports competition. Karate was revealed as the featured sport and Liesel is deemed the Sport Leader and will have to train her fellow athletes for the competition in just three days. Claire bleeds and Nathanaël goes down hard after receiving a kick from Elle. The athletes are in for a few surprises before the Competition. The Advantage proves to be very valuable. The gold medal is decided with one second remaining in the match.

It's school council election day for class 5F. Tom isn't interested in running for class rep but Marcus Meldrew says he'll BAN DOODLING if he is elected. Tom has no choice but to try and win everyone's vote! Liz shows us how to doodle a Tom Gates poster and we make some awesome clay badges

B.O.T. drops into Craggy, Sandy World. The hungry Galloping Yelp is hunting for grass. Also out looking for food is the Snorty Grunt, the Grunt sees some grass at the same time as the Galloping Yelp. The Yelp manages to snatch the grass just before the Snorty Grunt. The Grunt is not happy and chases after the Galloping Yelp. B.O.T. gets bounced up on to the Galloping Yelp's back as it races away from the Snorty Grunt. More Snorty Grunts join in the chase and B.O.T. is stuck on the Yelp's back being bounced about whilst trying to collect the data. B.O.T. completes the mission and zooms up to the portal. The chase ends when the delighted Galloping Yelp and Snorty Grunts discover a lovely meadow of long green grass, ready to be eaten!

Don't judge a book by its cover! Or in this case, don't always judge an insect by the way it looks and acts. It might be a sneaky pollinator pal hoping to avoid a predator. In this episode, we're learning about mimics. What's a mimic you say? A mimic has evolved to look like another animal in order to avoid being eaten! And that's important because these mimics are very important pollinators! Chloe and Housten are meeting up with Amanda Stefan from Carleton University to sharpen their observation skills and learn about these clever pollinators.