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Posting a Letter

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A young boy named Eddie is guided through a school task to write and post a letter, and he chooses to write to his Grandpa. A friendly voice walks him step by step through choosing a recipient, writing and drawing, preparing the envelope with a stamp, and dropping it in the post box. The letter's journey by postal worker, sorting warehouse and truck is shown before a reply arrives from Grandpa. Eddie reads the warm response and says he is ready to write and post a letter himself.

Miffy's Gifts from Boris

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Miffy visits her friend Boris Bear, who is sawing wooden planks in the woods. Boris shows her the table, bench and walls he has built from planks, then offers to make her something while she guesses what it will be. She guesses table, bench and box before realising it is a little wooden wagon. Boris pulls her home in her new wagon and the episode closes with a brief river scene featuring another character and a credits screen.

Timberrrr!

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Tractor Ted, an animated tractor narrator, introduces a real working farm where Farmer Tom and Les are mending the fencing. Wondering where the fence posts come from, Ted follows the journey: a harvester cuts down trees, the logs are carried away and counted, and a sawmill turns them into square posts. Back at the farm the new fence is finished so the sheep can move safely into the field. The episode ends at the close of the day with Tractor Ted saying goodbye.

Glorious Grass

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Tractor Ted, an animated green tractor, takes the viewer through a day of silage-making on a real farm with Farmer Tom and his helper Les. Together they check that the grass is ready, cut it with a mower, rake it into rows, and use a forage harvester to chop it and blow it into trailers, which are driven back and stored in the silage clamp to feed the cows in winter. Along the way the children play hide and seek in the tall grass, Merlin the pony decides he would share his grass after all, and Ted helps squash the heap down. The episode ends back at the farmhouse with Ted noting that he now knows how silage is made.

Hello Ewe

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Tractor Ted, an animated green tractor, and Midge the dog join Farmer Tom for a day on a sheep farm. The barn is cleaned out, the ewes are milked, and a vet checks a sheep's sore foot before fresh straw is laid down for a clean bed. Children then visit a pen of newborn lambs, petting them and helping to feed them. The day ends with Farmer Tom back at the farmhouse and Tractor Ted saying goodbye.

Howie Has Heart

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Chip the pug puppy brings her papa, a Happyton police officer, to school for a class talk about police tools. During the visit her secret snuggly Potato goes missing, and Chip suspects her classmate Howie took it. Using paw prints, a trail and the school's new security camera, she discovers Potato was accidentally shut in the piano room and that Howie was not to blame. Chip returns Howie's own lost snuggly, apologises for the accusation, and the friends make up.

Moovie Time

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Tractor Ted, an animated tractor, narrates a visit to a real working farm where Farmer Tom, his helper Les and Midge the dog look after a herd of cows. Across the day they make the cows' food with a loader and feed wagon, spread fresh straw for a cozy barn, walk the cows in from the muddy fields, and feed them. Children help with the straw and the narrator counts the cows with the viewer. The episode ends with the cows settled in the barn and Farmer Tom heading home as Tractor Ted says goodbye.

Cece's First Haircut

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Cece is nervous about her first haircut, and JJ invites the viewer to come along. Her mom announces it is almost time to leave, and her friends use a 'magic' ladybug light to play a pretend barbershop so Cece can rehearse what will happen. At the real shop Mr. Curly welcomes her, teaches her to take a deep breath and count to three when worry returns, and walks her through spinning the chair, spritzing her hair, snipping, and styling. The episode ends with Cece proud of her new look and clapping along to the closing song.

Opticians

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A boy named Eddie is guided through what happens at an optician visit, from arriving with Mum and waiting to be called, to a series of eye tests in a special room. A calm narrator explains each step while Eddie tries on glasses, looks into the picture machine and sits through a test in a darkened room. The optician tells him his eyes are perfectly healthy, so he will not need glasses today. Eddie is briefly let down, then delighted when he is given a pair of sunglasses to wear.

Munchy Crunchy

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An animated green tractor called Tractor Ted and a gentle narrator introduce Farmer Tom, Midge the dog and a real working farm. The episode follows how carrots are grown and harvested: children pull carrots for their supper, machines chop the tops and dig the carrots up, and a factory washes, sorts and bags them ready for the shop. Along the way a farm worker named Les loses his tractor keys until a dog finds them. It closes at the end of the day with Farmer Tom back at the farmhouse.

Bailey and the Doggy Doctor

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In a sunny construction yard, a crew of builder pups is finishing a new office for Dr. Barkley when the youngest pup, Bailey, gets a splinter and grows afraid of having it removed. To stall, Bailey draws on the plans and hides the crew's tools, until they realise she is scared and rebuild the office with a ball pit and a slide to make the doctor feel fun. With encouragement from her family and a song about the 'right tool for the job', Bailey lets Dr. Barkley tweeze out the splinter. She ends the day proud, with a lollipop for the whole crew.

Five Little Monkeys

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Five cartoon monkeys jump on a red bed. In each verse one monkey falls off and bumps its head, mama calls the doctor, and the doctor answers, 'No more monkeys jumping on the bed.' The song counts down from five monkeys to one and then closes with the monkeys back on the bed. It is a single sung nursery rhyme set against a plain white background.