Anger

Bing decides to build a block tower as tall as himself in his play area. When Coco arrives wanting the same blocks for a rainbow and baby Charlie grabs the red block, the friends bump into each other's plans, and the tower ends up knocked down. With Flop's guidance, they combine their ideas into one rainbow tower that reaches Bing's height. The episode closes with Bing recounting what happened and what he felt to a friendly storyteller rabbit.

S01 E33

Donkey Hodie

Superhero Squabble

Donkey Hodie and her best friend Panda play superheroes and invent a mission to protect a mailbox from a made-up 'mailbox snacker'. They disagree about whose pretend power is better, and the argument grows until they declare maybe they should not be friends anymore. Each one takes a deep breath to calm down, sings about whether their friendship is over, and works up the courage to apologize. They make up, agree that friends can argue and still be best friends, and team up to finish their superhero game.

S01 E19

Me & Winnie the Pooh

Piglet Talks About Feelings

In a bright garden, Piglet welcomes the viewer as friends gather for a picnic with Kanga. When Piglet trips and crushes the picnic basket, he worries everyone is angry and admits he is mad at himself. Kanga and the others reassure him that accidents happen and that talking about feelings helps. Piglet feels better, Kanga produces extra snacks, and the episode ends with a friendly goodbye.

S01 E07

Bea's Block

Ty's Superhero

Bea welcomes her new friend Megan to the treehouse, where they and Ty play as the superhero Magnificent Block Buddies in a colourful block-built neighbourhood. When Megan says Ty cannot be Super Zoom because of his skin colour, Ty is hurt and leaves, and the Kindness Club sets out to make things right. At his grandmother's home, Megan remembers being told she could not play because she is a girl and realises she made Ty feel the same way. She apologises, the friends talk about standing up when something is unfair, and everyone reunites to build the playset and share lunch.

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For 3-year-olds

Three year olds start to put a word on the feeling, though the word usually arrives after the storm rather than before it. Fairness matters intensely now: whose turn, whose toy, who went first. Stories that let a character be openly angry and then show the repair, coming back, saying sorry, playing again, teach that anger does not end a relationship. Watch for adults who stay steady instead of scolding, and for problems small enough to recognise from a real day.

S01 E04

The Hive

Buzzbee the Magician

Buzzbee the bee finds his Papa's magic hat and, after failing to make real magic happen, learns it works through a hidden secret door. He proudly puts on a show for his friends, but his big sister Ruby gives away the secret and he shouts at her before she leaves. Buzzbee fears his wish made her disappear, then Ruby returns with a gift and an apology. The siblings make up and perform a new trick together with their baby sister and some honey cake.

S01 E01

Alma's Way

Alma vs. Eddie

Alma, a young girl in a lively city neighbourhood, looks forward to a baseball game where her family roots for rival teams. After watching her grandfather and father trade affectionate pranks, she starts pranking her cousin Eddie and keeps going even after he stops finding it funny. When Eddie gets upset, Alma pauses to think back over what happened, realises he was no longer enjoying it, and apologises. They make up, and when rain cancels the game the cousins end the day splashing together in the puddles.

S01 E24

Pajanimals

Learning to Share and Take Turns

Cowbella, a cow, keeps bossing her friends Apollo, Squacky, and Sweetpea Sue while they play games before bedtime, until they tell her it does not feel good. After her feelings are hurt, the friends travel to an imaginary Storybook Land, where King Edwin tells a story in which Cowbella is a queen whose servants all leave, and she ends up lonely. She realises she would rather be a friend who listens and takes turns, so she apologises and tells Apollo he can choose the game tomorrow. The episode closes with a friendship song and a bedtime lullaby.

S01 E03

Pajanimals

Apollo's Bad Day & Big Feelings

Apollo, a green puppy, has a bad day when his play is interrupted, he bumps his head, his favorite rocket-ship sheets are in the wash, and his block tower gets knocked over. He feels mad and sad and cannot sleep. His friends and a gentle, glowing Moon comfort him with the idea that feelings come and go and tomorrow is a brand new day. Apollo feels better, makes up with Squacky, and the friends settle in to sleep.

S01 E02

Super Why

Hansel and Gretel

In Storybook Village, Red has eaten one of Peter Piper's pickled peppers without asking, and Peter is upset. Wyatt and his friends transform into the Super Readers, Super Why, Wonder Red, Alpha Pig, and Princess Presto, and jump into the Hansel and Gretel book to find an answer. They follow the alphabet, spell the word 'raft' to cross a stream, and change words in the story to talk with the witch, who is angry her gingerbread house was eaten. The lesson they find is to 'ask first', so Red returns to apologise to Peter and ask for a pepper, and the friends celebrate.

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For 4-year-olds

By four, anger gets tangled up with friendship. A child this age is beginning to notice that other people have feelings too, and that their own outburst can hurt someone. That awareness is new and shaky. Look for stories where the conflict happens between friends or siblings, where nobody is simply the bad one, and where the aftermath gets screen time. Seeing a character sit with an awkward moment before making it right is more useful here than a fast fix.

S01 E41

Bluey

Mums and Dads

At their kindy, a group of puppy friends play a game of Mums and Dads, taking turns as parents caring for a toy baby named Polly. Rusty and Indy fall out when they disagree about whether mums go to work, so a teacher suggests they play with other friends instead. The children move through the playground trying the game with different partners while a pretend baby keeps causing chaos. In the end Rusty and Indy apologise, agree that mums can work if they want, and happily start the game again.

S01 E01

64 Zoo Lane

The Story of Nelson the Elephant

Lucy sneaks out at night to listen to her animal neighbours at 64 Zoo Lane. Georgina the giraffe tells the story of young Nelson the elephant, who is so bored in Africa that he invents a jumping game which disturbs the other animals. After Reginald, Audrey and Natalie build a trampoline to teach him a lesson, they negotiate a compromise: Nelson stops jumping and they all play snakes and ladders together. Lucy then heads back to bed with everyone saying goodnight.

S02 E11

Puffin Rock

Mossy's Flea

On Puffin Rock, puffins Una and Baba join Mossy the pygmy shrew, three owlets and Mae the rabbit for a play date in a secret den. Mossy's flea, Fred, keeps making him scratch and smell, so one by one the friends leave the den, and the noise outside wakes Flynn the grumpy fox. Mossy saves the day by making Fred jump onto Flynn, which makes her laugh instead of stay cross. He then lets the flea go for Una's sake, and the whole group, fox included, ends up playing together.

S01 E22

Carl the Collector

The Green Piece/The Fuzzyworld Book of Records

In the first story, a new friend named Dylan brings a board game to a party, then knocks the playing pieces into a floor vent and becomes furious, yelling at the others before Carl, his friends and Carl's mother help him calm down and make a plan. They end up using the colored beads from Dylan's scooter as replacement pieces and finally play together. In the second story, Carl reads a book of world records and decides to set one by building a giant pyramid of playing cards, which keeps collapsing. His parents share their own stories of failing many times before succeeding, and Carl resolves to keep trying.

S01 E40

Bluey

Early Baby

In a sunny kindergarten classroom, the teacher Calypso settles a disagreement after Rusty is accused of ruining a game. As each child tells their side, the episode shows two pretend stories: a baby hospital where Indy cares for her premature baby Polly, and a knight who rescues a king's daughter from a dragon. The confusion turns out to be over Rusty asking for 'crutches' while the girls thought he said something rude. Once everyone understands, Rusty apologises, Indy welcomes him back, and the children carry on playing together.

S00 E01

Peter Rabbit

Peter Rabbit's Christmas Tale

When his uncle is hurt and cannot make the Christmas deliveries, Peter Rabbit volunteers to carry the woodland animals' food from Ginger and Pickles' shop before nightfall. He sets off through the snowy woods with his cousin Benjamin and a talkative new neighbour, Lily, facing a washed-out shopping list, a lost sledge, deep snow and a hungry fox named Mr. Todd. With teamwork and a borrowed wheelbarrow they make every delivery and reach home in time. The family shares Christmas dinner and Peter is given his late father's adventure journal to fill with his own.

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For 5-year-olds

Five year olds can hold a plan in mind while upset, which means anger becomes something they can start to steer. They also feel unfairness sharply: being left out, losing a game, being told no by someone with more power. Stories with a longer arc suit this age, where a character makes a choice in the heat of the moment and lives with the result. Useful to look for is anger treated as information about something that matters, not just as bad behaviour.

S01 E06

Elena of Avalor

Prince Too Charming

Crown Princess Elena travels to the neighbouring kingdom of Cordoba to choose a site for a new bridge alongside the boastful Prince Alonzo. When the workers dig up dirt mounds that turn out to be the homes of small owl-like buhitos, they awaken the Yakali, a giant wooden guardian who marches on the palace. Elena studies an old tapestry, realizes the giant is protecting the creatures, and builds new burrows to relocate them safely. The buhitos get a protected meadow, the Yakali departs in peace, and Alonzo is set to work helping build the bridge.

S01 E13

Gigantosaurus

Please Don't Pick The Flowers

In a colourful dinosaur land, four young friends, Rocky, Bill, Tiny and Mazu, spend the day near the swamp. When Bill discovers how tasty the floating flowers are and picks far too many, the whole food chain starts to break down, leaving the horseshoe crabs, the birds and even the giant Giganto hungry. Mazu explains how the animals all depend on one another, and the friends set out to dig up a bone, return the flowers and scatter seeds. By the end the ecosystem is working again and Bill has learned how one small choice can affect everyone.

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For 6-year-olds

At six, anger often comes with a reason a child can argue for: something was unjust, a friend broke a promise, nobody listened. They can also look back afterwards and reconsider. Stories can carry more weight now, with disagreements that take a while to settle and characters who are both angry and right, or angry and wrong. What matters is that the feeling is taken seriously rather than smoothed over, and that friendships survive the argument.

S01 E06

Fraggle Rock

The Preachification of Convincing John

Calming

Mokey Fraggle grows troubled that Fraggles keep eating the crystal towers the hard-working Doozers build, so she persuades her friends to swear an oath to stop, even bringing in the smooth-talking Convincing John to sway everyone. Soon Fraggle Rock fills with unfinished buildings, and Mokey discovers the Doozers actually need the Fraggles to eat their towers so they have room to keep building. She admits she was wrong, apologizes, and releases everyone from the oath. Alongside this, Doc putters in his workshop with his dog Sprocket, puzzling over how to sew a button onto a fried egg.

S01 E14

Craig of the Creek

The Future Is Cardboard

Craig meets Carter Brown, a boy obsessed with cardboard who recruits him to help build and mobilise an elaborate cardboard city. Absorbed in the project, Craig pushes away his friends Kelsey and JP, and they wander off and discover another cardboard town Carter once abandoned. When Carter uses a giant cardboard robot to crush the rival city, Craig realises building means nothing without his friends. The three reunite, stop the robot, and Carter storms off vowing to return.

S01 E15

Craig of the Creek

The Brood

Craig brings a cicada shell to the creek to impress his friends and find a keepsake for his granddad, but a swarm of cicadas emerges and traps Craig, Kelsey, and JP in their hideout. They try a message in a bottle, ration old snacks, and are let down by Jason, who abandons them when there is no ice cream reward. Watching a captured cicada molt after seventeen years underground, they decide they can wait it out too and run to freedom. Craig frees the bug, keeps a shell for his granddad, and the friends pose for a photo.

S01 E04

Pinecone & Pony

The Straight and Arrow