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Acornball

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Donkey Hodie and Purple Panda are eager to play Game Show Gator's new game, but the Penguin Referee keeps telling them it is not ready yet. To make the wait fun, Donkey Hodie invents a game called Acorn Ball, tossing acorns into a bucket, and the friends keep adding new rules like an excited dance, a Stinky Cheese Rock sniff, and a yodel. By the time the new game is finally ready, everyone is enjoying Acorn Ball so much that Game Show Gator joins in too.

The Scents of Spring

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Little Nutbrown Hare wakes on the first morning of spring and notices a special new smell in the meadow. He sets out with Little Field Mouse to find its source, smelling hyacinths, bluebells and orange blossom, and exploring the woods and creek, but nothing is quite right. That night he goes to bed disappointed, comforted by Big Nutbrown Hare. The next morning he realises the special smell is all the scents of springtime rolled into one, and the two hares end with their 'Guess how much I love you' exchange.

Jack's Hello Kindness Day

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Jack, the host of a colorful town called Clover Grove, finds a wind chime left on his porch and sets out to discover who gave it to him. He visits neighbors including Delivery Dolores, Mr. Green, Bebe, Stephanie and Pablo, helping out along the way, while more kind surprises keep appearing around town. Following the clues home, Jack learns that the children arranged everything as a kindness party for him. The episode ends with songs about kindness and a warm goodbye to the viewer.

Musical Statues

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At an indoor play group it is Bing's turn to choose, and he picks musical statues. With Flop working the music, Bing, Sula, Pando, Coco and baby Charlie dance and then freeze each time the music stops, dropping out one by one when they wobble. Pando is the last statue standing, and Bing is disappointed that he did not win the game he chose, so he stops playing. He soon decides to rejoin because it is more fun with everyone, and the group settles in to play again.

Rusty's Chance to Dance

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Two tractors, helpful young Otis and older, stiffer Rusty, decide to hold a harvest moon dance on their farm. They clear a cluttered hayfield, and when the radio breaks they gather friends to make instruments from a bucket, a jug and a washboard. Rusty grows sad when he is too creaky for his old jump-and-spin dance, so Otis helps him invent a slower wiggle dance called 'The Rusty.' The episode ends with the whole farm dancing together.

Makka Pakka's Trumpet

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In a softly lit live-action garden, Iggle Piggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and the smaller families (Pontipines, Tombliboos) move through their evening together. Makka Pakka's small trumpet starts to make a funny noise; Upsy Daisy dances to comfort him, and the friends discover that a stone has lodged inside it. Once the stone is removed the trumpet sounds right again, and Makka Pakka offers the stone to Upsy Daisy as a present. The narrator closes the episode with a 'once upon a time in the night garden' recap that retells the small story before bedtime.

Make a Wish

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Three siblings, Sonia, Ugo and Mel, find a golden lamp and try to summon a genie, then discover they can make wishes by blowing dandelion seeds in their seaside garden. They chant rhymes, retry when wishes go wrong, and briefly blame each other when the dandelions run out. Granny gathers them and shares that a wish can be made on anything, and that they can help wishes along through their own actions. The episode closes with the children wishing to make each other laugh and a short music-and-dance segment.

Two

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Two arrives in the grassy Numberblocks world after One has been puzzling over a single sock and a single shoe. Two reveals a pair of dancing shoes and sings 'Everything is better with two', showing One that pairs of socks, shoes, friends, swings, bikes, and even wings work better together. The pair dance, eat, play soccer, swing, and fly through a series of song verses. The episode closes quietly with the two calling each other 'best friend' before the credits.

Toddler Learning with Ms Rachel

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Ms Rachel, a live teacher, guides toddlers through zoo and jungle animals using a repeating peekaboo rhyme, songs, movement and pretend play, with guest appearances by The Wiggles. Children meet elephants, gorillas, lions, penguins and more through real animal footage, toys and puppets, and practise colours, counting to twenty, opposites and letters along the way. She builds a pretend zoo from blocks, takes a make-believe trip to see the animals, and sings familiar nursery rhymes. The video closes with the ABC song and a warm goodbye to the viewer.

Fruit Caboose

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Lu, a gentle caterpillar, invites a group of small bug friends to build together with blocks before heading to the fruit caboose for a snack. When Dean takes a bite of the pear Lou wanted, the two argue, and Lu helps them name their feelings and agree to cut the pear so both get a fair share. The friends then share an orange and finish with a group wiggle-and-flap dance. The episode closes on the credits.

Dee and the Ozberry Adventure

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At her grandmother's summer camp, Dee is challenged to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich a new way to earn a badge, which sends her through a magic key into the land of Oz. In Strawland she and her friends Scarecrow and Tin are asked to protect the ozberries from the woohoo birds for the harvest feast. Scarecrow resists the traditional scaring method, and after the birds take the berries and carry Tin to their nest, he works out that the birds only want shiny things and offers to share decorations instead. The berries are returned, the feast goes ahead, and back at camp Dee makes her sandwich her own way and earns the badge.

New Birdy

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A group of children and two sparrows put on a pretend dance show on a sunny family terrace, with Sonia as the star, Mel and Poi as DJs, and Ugo presenting. When a new bird, Birdie, keeps trying to join in, Sonia refuses to share the spotlight and grows frustrated. Family members step in, and Granny suggests that the more stars there are, the brighter the sky is. The episode ends with everyone welcomed in and dancing together.