Schedule

Coach Strong and Quinoa demonstrate ski hops.

Scientist Bhavleen explains that some animals are toxic to protect them from predators.

The sloth wants to buy ice cream, but unfortunately he is way too slow.

Tall is upset when some of his prized elbow warmers go missing. He and Tiny track down the warmers in surprising locations, using pattern-recognition to match up the pairs.

Harmony, Melody and Bop are walking up a mountain, what will they see? Harmony, Melody and Bop are walking up a mountain, what can they smell? Harmony, Melody and Bop are walking up a mountain, what can they hear?

Make popsicles with Gabrielle!

Leo wants to hear a famous Jamaican storyteller, but then finds out she specializes in ghost stories!

Kenny G sings about the 'RUH' sound the letter R makes, in words like "road", "rooster", and "raisin".

Rocket Ten and friends blast off into space for a rhyming adventure to visit planets 11 to 20.

Once a year the great giant trees of Broc Patch produces wondrous flowers that the mighty Broccoliosaurus feast on. Their long necks enable them to reach up high into the tree tops to grab them. One flower, however, so beautiful, big and delicious is out of reach of even the tallest Broc. Enter Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes to help get the prized flower! Even with Ginger on the head of the tallest Broc and the three baby Pea-Rexes outstretched on her horns, it is still not enough to reach it. Idea two. Catapult time. Wasabi sits on the tail end of Kid Broc, who on Ginger's command, catapults Wasabi up into the tree. But Kid Broc has too much power and Wasabi goes sailing over the top of the tree. Try again. Minty is next. Kid Broc flicks its tail and Minty soars through the air and lands with ease high in the tree tops. She's done it! But it's the wrong tree. It's the one next door. Split's turn. Ginger checks the wind conditions. Slight breeze left to right. She adjusts Kid Broc accordingly. Conditions look perfect. They don't have much time either. These special flowers close up at the end of the day into rock hard pods and never bloom again. They're ready. Whoosh! Split flies through the air. The flower pod begins to close. On lookers down below gasp. Split's getting closer. It's all slow motion now. The pod is all but closed. Split is right on target, their sprout pointing forward, Oh no! The pod has closed! But wait! Split's sprout has stopped the flower pod from jamming shut. And like an elevator door that reopens when somebodies hand slips in at the last second, the flower pod reopens, releasing the flower. Split plucks the flower and holds it aloft like a sporting champion holding up a victory trophy. But the sheer weight of the flower causes Split to topple over and she falls toward the ground only to land on the neck of a big Broc and she slides down. For his efforts Kid Broc is presented with the last delicious flower of the season. But like a true champion, Kid Broc shares it with everyone.

Tammy the Toaster is a series about inventions. In this episode Tammy tells her kitchen friends about a suit that can make a person fly.

Lofty's giant sneezes go a long way, so Messy and his friends must help to wash Okido clean of all the bad germs flying around!

Our adventurous pair, Zamzoom and Orbie, are in Kenya, meeting several different species of antelopes. When Orbie malfunctions, the pair head to the shade to cool down, and meet a whole nother creature below the canopy.

Visit Niagara Falls!

Donkey must wait until all her pals are together to open a present. She uses her imagination to help pass the time

BooSnoo follows some tracks. Can you work out which animals have left them?

In this create episode you will learn a really cool way to use a drawing on foam to make a fun and different print!

Pip won't let Posy have a turn with the flying buggy he made for Piggy, in case she breaks it. When Pip breaks it himself, Posy proves how good she is at fixing things.

This plane has more than one point but don't let that fool you. This plane, with its extra wings, will stay in the air a long time. Learn how to make it here!

It’s time for Six’s board game club, but will she be able to tell her two guests, Fifty-four and Fifty-six, apart? For grid games galore, call Fifty-four. In a colourful fix, call Fifty-six!

The Game Catchers land on Book Planet, where they learn the game "Tower of Cups." But the game is interrupted after a lost Sparkstar needs help finding the book it came from! Then, the Game Catchers land on the Clothes Planet, where they learn the game "Shadow Stomper." But the game is interrupted after a lonely travelling jumbo sock's shadow takes over!

On today's Five Ingredient Challenge Maksim and Pradnesh are preparing a no bake cheesecake.

Gabby visits a farm that grows her favourite fruit, blueberries! Farmer Amanda shows her how to harvest the blueberries and they package them up for all the customers.

During a backyard campout, Dex and Kayla transform into Nanuqsaurus to investigate how different dinosaurs protect themselves at night from nocturnal predator dinosaurs.

Tally up! Ava keeps losing her place when she's counting - until she learns how to count by fives using tally marks. Four strikes and a diagonal line will help your counting thrive!

Gabrielle reminds you to stay safe around water this summer!

The crowned prince of pygmy shrews, PRINCE PYGMY dances in fast, jerky motions to his acclaimed chart topper ,Pygmy Groove,. All that zipping about comes at a price for someone so small, he must eat his own body weight in bugs everyday! A skilled hunter spends the most time on ground foraging with his most distinguishing feature... his long flexible snout! He loves to spend his days in the vegetation near walls, but he best watch out when birds are about 'cause they like the taste of pygmy shrew in their mouth!

Lars is a 10-year-old boy from Halifax, Nova Scotia. His family comes from Zimbabwe and the Netherlands, and he is a superstar hockey player and surfer! Lars teaches us about the Zimbabwe flag and gets a mini-lesson from his Mom on how to speak Shona, a native Zimbabwean language! Then he's off to hockey practice with his team, the Chebucto Atlantics, and Coach Daryl! He works hard on the ice learning new drills and improving his skills in hopes of one day playing for the National Hockey League! Playing hockey has left him with a big appetite! Lars and his mom prepare Sadza, a full Zimbabwean meal, that they eat with their hands. Delicious! Lars then gives us a tour of his bedroom, showing us his favorite hockey jerseys, hockey medals, and demonstrating his skills on the traditional musical instrument: the Kalimba. Now it's family time with board games! Tsoro yematatu is a traditional game played in Zimbabwe and things get competitive between Lars and his brother! Lars is going to jump for joy at his special message from an inspirational figure.

JoJo and Gran Gran notice Charlene working on a special mural for the local street art trail. Charlene will have finished by the afternoon and invites JoJo and Gran Gran back to the big event to celebrate - but there's lots more art to find before then! JoJo and Gran Gran head to the art gallery where the trail starts. Marie's worried as the trail leaflets arrived late, so how will people know about the celebration? Gran Gran has a plan - they'll tell everyone they meet. At the celebration, they're all gathered to see the mural just in time for Charlene's surprise.

The fire salamander spots a leopard in the distant and thinks they are the same.

Coconuts shed their old crusty husks each summer by tucking up their legs and rolling around in a crater while the Pineapplesaur's clean them with their spiky tails. Over Millennia a symbiotic relationship has formed with the Pineapplesaurs' who live nearby and come to strengthen their tails by batting the Coconutdons around the rocky arena. Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes want to play in the crater, but the Coconutdons do not like to take turns and start pushing each other in line. The Baby Pea-Rexes use their high-pitched whistles to get the Coconutdons' attention to bring order to the chaos. But the Baby Pea-Rexes struggle to find the right whistle and all the Coconutdons enter the crater at once! Trying to help, Ginger accidentally falls into the crater and is desperately dodging rolling Coconutdons. The Pinapplesaur's can't handle so many Coconutdons and begin headbutting them to try and keep them from rolling into the forest. The Baby Pea-Rexes spring into action to save their friend. They find the right whistle to gain control of the Coconutdons and help them finish their deep cleanse. Ginger and the Pea-Rexes get the place to themselves and enjoy Vegesaur Valley's roll bowl!

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk by the seaside and along the beach to build sandcastles! On the way they make sounds using the wind, walk on the moon, spot windsurfers and even find a mermaid's purse!

One day the kittens start a pillow fight and accidentally break Mommy's favorite flower pot. The kittens try to save the flower, but nothing helps and it begins to wither. The kittens tell Mommy about the accident. Mommy helps the kittens save the flower, and they put it in a new big pot. The kittens learn that the next time they make a mistake, they should tell Mommy about it and she will help them fix it.

One goes in search of the legendary One Times Table. Learn the one times table with the Numberblocks

Opie is desperate to show his family the cool science he is learning at school. But since he can't bring them to his class, Opie decides to go on a science hunt around the house and bring science home to them.

Children have fun building sandcastles at the beach.

King Kanga - legend of Kangaroo Beach - is back for the day and ready to teach the cadets everything he knows. A keen Pounce follows him everywhere and soon learns that he may not be able to do everything he used to.

Hey where is four? Hudson doesn't see it on the number wall! Polkaroo searches the farm, and the front yard while Hudson hangs out at the Polkaroo Counting Lab, both of them counting and finding different iterations of the number 4!

Cousin Hodie's pet rock Dotto goes missing. Can Donkey and Panda help find it among the other rocks in Someplace Else?

When Humdinger disguises himself as a "Merdinger" to steal the purple pearl, the PAW Patrol must return it to Puplantis. --- After Moby swipes the Whale Patroller - and all the Pups' vehicles with it - the pups climb aboard sea creatures to chase it down.

Zeph wants to be an artist one day, but learns recycling is the only possible career in the future. What happened? The kids go back in time where Crock's new recycling program and Zeph's new origami career come together in a show-stopping fix for an age-old problem.

Bending light to your will! Phil gets challenged to use light to solve a puzzle that gets more and more difficult. Plus: making a periscope, bouncing light rays to turn off your television, even seeing in the dark!

It's Cricket week for the athletes competing in the ultimate sports competition. Training continues with a game but a surprise shake-up before the Competition injects a surge of adrenaline into the mix. Lexie faces a serious blow while Michael smashes an ARC record. Emily's persistent disappointment casts a shadow, leaving a lasting impression.

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 in to Craggy, Sandy World and balances on the point of a tall crag. The Joyful Boing bounces in and unbalances B.O.T. sending the little robot flying! The Joyful Boing loves to bounce about. Unfortunately, the Boing lives in Craggy, Sandy World and the pointy crags could easily puncture it! To complete the mission B.O.T. must prevent this from happening so that the data can be collected.

The Hummingbird Moth comes by its name honestly; not only does it look like one, but it also flaps its wings so fast it sounds like one! And the best part is that they're important pollinators, just like their namesake. Fins crossed Housten gets to see lots of them today. He's on a mission with Mark Read at Murphy's Point Provincial Park to expand his impressive moth research.