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I Can Swim

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Noah, a young boy with a tiny mouse perched on his head, and a red-haired girl in swim goggles spend this segment in the water learning to swim. A bouncy song walks through the steps one by one: float like a boat, point your feet and kick, paddle your arms, and blow bubbles like a fish. The Spanish phrase 'puedo nadar' (I can swim) appears on screen and in the refrain throughout. By the end the children put all the steps together and celebrate being able to swim.

Noah Tries To Keep His Cool

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Noah spends a hot day at the pool with his friend Coco, but he keeps avoiding the water. He tries an umbrella and then a snow machine to cool down, and the snow machine buries him instead. When asked what is wrong, Noah admits he never learned to swim because he was always traveling with his parents, and a friend points out he has a whole year with his abuela to learn. Noah then seeks out a swimming instructor who speaks only Spanish, and after some miming and persistence he manages to ask for lessons.

Let the Water Run

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In Fraggle Rock, the underground pool suddenly runs dry, upending Red's plans for her first swimming show while the giant Gorg family upstairs wants water for a bath. The real cause is Doc, a human inventor in his workshop, who has switched off the water to repair his old boiler. Red insists on doing everything alone but cannot reach the umbrella she needs until she asks her friend Gobo for help, and the two retrieve it together. Once Doc finishes the repair the water rushes back, and Red opens her swimming extravaganza with a diving leap.

Little Howler

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The Kratt brothers discover an orphaned wolf pup, Little Howler, has stowed away in a backpack, and set out to solve the mystery of where he came from. Retracing their day tracking a wolf pack through the northern woods, they learn how wolves howl, run marathon distances and team up with ravens, while dodging a charging moose and a cougar. Once they find the pup's den, they use wolf body language and his familiar scent to return him to the pack. The episode closes with real footage of the pup growing into a young wolf able to run on her own.

Noah Rides the Waves

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Noah turns up for a swimming class but a language barrier means he is misunderstood and ends up towed behind a boat on water skis instead. Panicking because he cannot swim, he talks himself through the Spanish for 'I can't swim', working from 'puedo nadar' to 'no puedo nadar', and finally rides the waves to cheers from the other children. A short companion segment then follows a small mouse in a separate, more textured cartoon style. The episode ends on celebration and the mouse's playful antics.

Auntie Freeze!

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On the hottest day in Important City, a team of caped rabbit heroes heads to the public pool to cool off. A lab scientist named Louise transforms into the villain Auntie Freeze and tries to freeze all the water in the world so no one will ever have to swim. The bunnies work together, freezing and unfreezing each other along the way, to stop her before her formula reaches the ocean. They discover her real problem is a fear of water, defeat her plan, and offer her swimming lessons at a summer camp before finally jumping into the pool themselves.

Pool Party

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Kiff, an energetic squirrel, is determined to get her best friend Barry, a rabbit who cannot swim, to a classmate's pool party with a giant waterslide. She strikes a deal with Helen, a witch, who casts a swimming spell in exchange for an introduction to a famous television producer, Roy Fox. The plan unravels when Roy turns out to want Helen for a show that mocks people, and Helen, feeling betrayed, fires Kiff and revokes Barry's spell mid-slide. Kiff rescues Barry from the water, ends up banned from the slide for a year, and the friends decide Barry will simply learn to swim the right way.

Baba Yaga House

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Three baby bears searching for a home are dropped into a dark forest, threatened by wolves, and rescued by their old acquaintance Squatter Otter. He leads them to a witch's house, which they clean up before throwing out an egg that turns out to be the house's baby, waking it onto its chicken legs. A chase follows as the bears try to return the egg, with Squatter Otter diving in to save both the egg and the bears from the river. The episode ends with the house reunited with its hatched baby, Panda apologizing to Squatter Otter, and the bears moving on.

The Little Mer-Bear

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Three baby bears searching for a home meet Farrah, a mermaid who invites them to live under the sea and uses a magic clam to turn them into mer-bears. Panda dislikes his new fish face and keeps trying to get a do-over, which leads him to lose and chase the clam's pearl through dangerous waters. When the pearl shatters, everyone changes back and Farrah, moved by Panda's bravery, decides to stop hiding her real self. The bears say goodbye and head off to find somewhere new and dry.