Segments and Songs of The Program
- Kimee/Pooh specializes in "Puzzles and Patterns" to help with math and logical thinking.
- Karla/Yasmeen/Rabbit focuses on "Body Move" to emphasize physical activity and coordination. She replaced Karla in this segment.
- Curtis/Piglet creates "Music" to show melody, rhythm and beat.
- Jenn/David works with "Word Play" to expand children's vocabulary, often using rhyming and song.
- Shaun/Sydney/Tigger helps identify "Shapes in Space" - visual and spacial awareness, shapes, colors and sizes. He replaced Shaun in this segment.
- Mr. Persnickety read the book of "Hero Guy"
- Brobee learn "the number of the day"
- Mr. Messy is playing hide and seek to play "Journey to Mr. Messy"
- Mr. Bump and his cubs are having fun in "Mr. Bump's Clubhouse"
- Olie/Billy/Foofa learn about "the letter of the day" They have their special guest is Prairie Dawn
- Wanda/Poof learn about "the Spanish word of the day"
- Jup Jup in "Puzzles and Patterns" to play trick on Kimee, Brobee, and pooh
- Chat/Molly work with "Word Play"
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