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Humpty Onion

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Pepi Nana, a doll who lives in the Little Toy House, writes a letter to the Moon, and Moon Baby flies down to visit and wakes the sleeping toys with a magical kalimba. The friends discover a nursery rhyme book about Old King Cole, which inspires Mr Onion to become 'Old King Onion.' In a make-believe Storyland the friends act out his story and fold and tear paper into a decoration for his crown to make him merry. They return to the toy house for tea, and the episode ends with each toy being wished good night.

Everybody In The Tub!

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Pepi Nana, a doll who comes to life when the moon shines, writes a letter inviting the moon to tea, and Moon Baby travels down to wake the toy friends in their toy house. When a little toy tub appears, Moon Baby catches it, and the friends imagine a Storyland adventure in which Moon Baby chases and catches a great big tub. Back in the toy house the friends agree they have made a lovely story together. The episode ends with a calm goodnight to each character as the moon sends everyone to sleep.

The Big Tea

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At bedtime, a child's toys come to life when Moon Baby floats down from the moon. Led by the doll Pepi Nana, the toys gather, try on big and little paper crowns, and make up a story about a little princess who walks over a hill, across a bridge and through a forest to visit a big princess for tea and cake. The little princess heads home and draws a picture to remember the day. Back in the toy house everyone shares pretend tea, waves goodnight to Moon Baby, and settles down to sleep.

Phonics Song

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A real teacher, Ms Rachel, leads a phonics lesson focused on the letters A and T and blends them into the word 'at'. Across many short segments she sings the alphabet, plays letter games like 'the floor is lava', reads the book 'Cat and His Mat', and welcomes guests including a librarian and an astronaut helper. The child is invited to answer questions, say letter sounds, and trace letters along with her. It closes with a message that it is okay to feel sad and a quiet goodbye.