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Go to Camp

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At Grizzly Ted's summer day camp, Sister Bear and her friend Lizzy spend their days swimming, hiking, and doing crafts, until the counselor announces an overnight sleep-out on Skull Rock. Sister secretly dreads sleeping so far from home and hides her worry until Lizzy gently draws it out of her. Together they decide to practice with a night in the backyard, and Sister succeeds. She heads to the real sleep-out feeling ready, sharing a campfire story and searching for shooting stars.

Pete at the Beach

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Pete the Cat and his family drive to the beach, where his older brother Bob plans to teach him to surf. Pete secretly fears the big waves, so he stalls by playing in the sand and burying himself to stay cool, while his mom quietly senses something is wrong. Bob figures out the problem, admits he was once scared too, and slowly introduces Pete to the water. Pete rides his first wave, falls, tries again and finishes the day surfing happily as the sun goes down.

The Pool

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On a hot day, Dad takes Bluey and Bingo to Uncle Stripe's pool while Mum stays behind. Because Dad skipped the boring packing, the family has no floaties, goggles, sunscreen, towels or snacks, so he improvises to keep the girls happy and safe. Bingo grows increasingly bored, cold and hungry until Mum arrives with everything that was left behind. The day is saved and Dad admits that boring things are important sometimes.

I Don't Want To Go To The Pool

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Simon refuses to go to the pool with his class, telling his father 'no way, never, ever'. The next day his teacher leads the children to the pool, where Simon finds his friend Lou is just as scared. Simon decides to help Lou into the cold water, and together they learn to float, kick, jump in, and ride the slide with the instructor. The episode closes with Simon offering to teach his little brother Gaspard, who replies 'never ever'.

Mystery at the Fashion Show

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Mira, a young royal detective, arrives to help her friend's aunt set up a boutique fashion show when Priya's handmade white dress goes missing. With Neil, Mina and two mongoose friends, Mira searches the washing pools and the road, then realizes the white dress must have turned pink in tinted wash water, just as the mongooses' jackets did. She finds it on the pink rack, and Priya happily wears the now-pink dress as the show's grand finale. Along the way she models observing clues and reasoning from cause to effect.

Vacation Bots

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In the robot town of Rebots, a golden robot named Doug is invited to join his friend Emma and her family on a beach vacation. When heavy rain cancels their flight, the family is stuck at home, and the children decide to recreate the whole trip indoors. They turn the bathtub into a pool, build a roller coaster from suitcases, and use lights Doug packed to hold a picnic under pretend stars. By the end they conclude that a vacation is really about having a good time together, and they call their day at home a 'staycation'.

Bot on the Beach

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Doug, a curious robot from a busy recycling center, hears the word 'beach' for the first time and cannot rest until he knows why people go there. His friend Emma and her dad take him to the shore, where the two children work through a long list of activities, snacking, paddleboarding, building a sandcastle and becoming a 'merbot.' When the sun is almost down and they have not managed everything, Doug notices people simply lying on the sand and discovers that relaxing is the point. He returns home and builds a relaxing beach so his tired parents can unwind too.

Olette's Beach Watch

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Olette the elephant takes a shift as beach lifeguard while Dr. Panda and Toto host the episode. She walks a newcomer through three safety rules, then helps several friends in turn: spotting Moo with binoculars, riding a jet ski out to a sleeping Pupa who has drifted from shore, and gathering Hoopa's belongings after a gust scatters them. The episode closes with a beach song and a sunset goodbye.

The Legend of Capitan Calavera

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Santiago, a young pirate, sets out to find Capitán Calavera's long-lost treasure and return it to the people of his island. After digging it up with his cousin Tomás and his friend Kiko, the greedy pirate Bonnie Bones steals it and kidnaps Kiko, sparking a sea chase aboard a magic ship. With help from the mermaid Lorelai, Santiago outsmarts Bonnie and recovers both his friend and the treasure. He returns it home and is celebrated as the island's new pirate protector.

The Story of Kevin the Crocodile

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Lucy lives at 64 Zoo Lane and visits her animal neighbours at bedtime, where she meets Victor, a self-described mean crocodile, who must tell a story to join the party. Victor recounts how he tried to teach young Kevin to be a 'real' mean crocodile through lessons in scary eyes, scary grins and tail splashing. Kevin tries to scare his friends Doris the duck and Toby the tortoise, accidentally hurts Doris and rescues Toby from Victor. Kevin decides to stay his friendly self and the three friends end the day playing hide-and-seek before Lucy says goodnight.

Lorelai's Bracelet

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Santiago and his friends Tomas and Lorelai set out to recover the Lucky Star, a treasure that sank long ago on a pirate's ship. The rival pirate Bonnie steals Lorelai's magic mermaid bracelet and races them to the sunken wreck. Diving with magic masks, the crew swims through the shipwreck, calls a whale for help and outmaneuvers Bonnie. They return the Lucky Star to Isla Encanto, and the island's good fortune comes back.

Summer Pool Adventures and Safety Rules

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Diana, Roma and their uncle spend a summer day around a backyard pool across three connected stories. In the first they get ready to swim and sort out pool problems while learning safety rules; in the second a magic wand brings sea-animal pool toys to life, and the children use facts and magic to send each one back; in the third they run a small water park, sell floaties and settle a dispute over sharing. Real children act alongside computer-generated sea creatures and magic effects in a brightly coloured outdoor setting. The video closes with the water park shutting for the day and the characters waving goodbye.