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Humpdy is a majestic Humpback Whale, known for his melodic song filled with groans and whistles. With his distinctive looks...long pectoral fins, obvious hump, and weighing as much as four t-rex, HUMPDY is easily recognisable. He demonstrates his soulful singing on his fresh track ,H-U-M-P-B-A-C-K, all the while laying down crazy cool facts about humpbacks. When he's not hip-hopping, he's spy hopping, breaching out of the water to the beats that he's dropping!

The ants are working together perfectly. But there is one ant who is doing everything differently.

Tall has planned a special picnic party for his buddies. But Tiny gets so excited, she forgets how to share! Tiny's friends help her ensure that everything's fair and square.

Internet search engines are super useful for looking up all kinds of stuff. But to get the best results, we have to feed the machine the right way. Ava's catchy song has tons of great tips on how to do that.

The top 4 facts on Stephen Hawking. 4 - Hawking Radiation 3 - A genius despite his illness 2 - A Brief History of Time 1 - Famous dates

From kindness to listening, we all have our own superpowers.

Three villains team up with Bonnie Blaster and her high-powered, oddness-causing gadget.

Numberblock Four has organized a beach day and sandcastle competition for the Friendly Fours - the Numberblocks that make up the Four Times Table. To make the beach day better than ever, Forty has built a beach hut for each friend. Now comes the task to work out who the Friendly Fours are, and which hut belongs to who.

The gang is practicing to play Saturn Dance with Priya when she calls to tell them she is sick. She won't be able to come. Ella is very disappointed and wonders how they can cheer up Priya. They decide to collect the sounds of the galaxy so they can make her a song! Madhu knows exactly where to collect sounds. Slippy invents a radio receiver that allows them to hear them. They listen to a Nebula, gas giant Jupiter, a Marsquake, a solar storm, and earth's magnetic field. When they add a beat, they get a marvelous song!

Captain Messy is playing pirates with his toys in a bowl of water 'the seven seas' but why does his rubber duck float instead of sink?

Cris and Crat are at Jerome Du Chocolat's gala. Crat notices a roped-off room and a sculpture covered in cloth. Crat goes in, lifts the cloth, but accidentally knocks and breaks the sculpture! Cris says to just tell the artist what he did. Crat decides he will put the sculpture back together. A reluctant Cris tries to distract Jerome and the crowd. He checks on Crat who has seemingly glued the sculpture back together, but it breaks again! Cris goes back, while Crat tapes the sculpture up. He puts the cloth back on and walks away, but his foot catches the cloth and the sculpture crashes down. Everyone goes to see the grand reveal, but as Jerome is introducing it, Crat breaks down and apologises. Jerome pulls the cloth off to reveal the shabby sculpture, but he thinks it's artistic!

However you're feeling about going back to school, just remember, you've got this!

When you learn something and it sticks in your brain you can take it everywhere and use it again. It's a song about the word knowledge!

Lila reminds Marco that he should put the caps back on his markers after using them. In search of yellow wool, Pirouette jumps over a small stream using a conductor's baton, but she soon has to find a solution when ink starts seeping into the water, turning everything yellow!

Nooni gets so excited building the world's longest rock snake, she stays out too late. Afraid of the dark, a new friend helps her find a way back home.

Gabby gets prepared for all the different types of weather on her farm. She counts three things she needs in the rain, wind and shine.

Startled by a low deep sound, Bamboo Love quickly hides before setting off to find out what could be making these unique vibrating sounds with playful patterns. Spotting Rabbit and Mr. Elephant practicing with a large brass instrument, Bamboo Love, learns that the sounds come from a Tuba, which happens to be the largest and loudest brass instrument when played in the orchestra.

Numberland is rocked by the arrival of superblock Eight, known to his friends and fans as Octoblock. Learn all about the number 8 with Numberblock Eight!

The squirrel mother is busy gathering nuts, so she doesn't have any time to look after her kids.

Bebe and Mo are stuck inside the lodge due to rain, where they learn about the seasons from Environment Canada's senior climatologist David Phillips, while Gavin gets lost in the grand banks, one of the foggiest places in the world.

Saying hello or sending a smile, can help to make someone’s day.

B.O.T. is in Craggy, Sandy World. The Hovering Honk is hunting for turnips. B.O.T. struggles to keep out of the beastie's way as it sucks up turnips, chomps them down and honks loudly! The turnips keep getting bigger and the Hovering Honk keeps growing larger with each turnip it eats! Will the Hovering Honk suck up B.O.T. too?

Sporting spectacular new specs, Bones sends Nell off to get her eyes tested by Dr. Lisa from the University of Waterloo. Nell discovers why some of us need glasses, how the lens of our eyes bends light, and that we actually see everything upside down!

5, 10, 15, 20! Skip counting is a way of counting forward faster by numbers bigger than 1. Ava sings a song about a family of kangaroos that skip count by different amounts!

Will it float or will it sink?

The hammerhead shark wants to dance at the shark party but his dancing is hammer hard and wild.

Dayton is an 11-year-old Mohawk boy from Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario. He's a huge hockey fan and would like to play in the NHL when he grows up. Dayton shows us how to make strawberry juice and corn soup, both traditional Mohawk foods. His Aunt Renee tells a story at a story circle all about the gift of corn.

JoJo finds something old in the cupboard - it's a video tape. Time for a Gran Gran plan to see what's on it. Soon they are off to the library to find out if Terrence can help.

One day the zebra runs against a tree.

Jasmine and Jambo have caught a bottle with a musical score inside. It is very difficult to play but both of them are stubborn and try it over and over again, without much success. Because they are so annoyed, they are creating a symphony of grumbles and protests (,Argh! Brrr! Grrr!,) which ends up fascinating the audience. A big success!

The desert is very hot and very dry, the Singalings are trying to see what animals live nearby. There's not a lot of water but there's lots of sand. Can you think of an animal that would live in this land?

After accidently bumping into a ball and watching it roll, the Very Small Creatures try rolling across the mats. But oh no! Orange keeps rolling in circles!

Marco is a real soccer pro but he confesses to Lila that he would rather be doing gymnastics with her. Meanwhile, Pirouette gets excited to promote her brother's new talent of running backwards, but poor ChooChoo is embarrassed to tell her that he's scared to do it.

Zack finds Lily and Axle covered in mud and each missing a tire. There's definitely a story behind what happened, if only Lily and Axle can get it in the right order...

Baboo bumps his head and starts to cry, so Howie and Baboo visit Dr. Mirisse, who explains the parts of the eye, and the different types of tears that keep our eyes healthy.

Megablast is excited to play the school dance. Meanwhile, Stewey is listening to his favourite song on a tablet device, but it abruptly stops when the battery dies! This doesn't go over well with Stewey who becomes Gooey and he slimes anything that plays music because he doesn't want to hear any music if it can't be his favorite song. Megablast transforms into Rocket, Thunder and Metallix to save the day and get back to the school in time for the dance start. When people find other ways to enjoy music, it enrages Gooey even more and he uses hypnotizing slime that makes them stop any kind of music. When Rocket is the only one not slimed, she goes head to head with Gooey to get the music back!

Let's turn getting ready for school into a daily game!

8-year-old Jun is a playful eight-year-old who dreams of being a ballerina! With the help of Tai's friends from All Bodies Dance and ballet choreographer Racheal, she will leap for her dream of performing a routine on stage with a professional ballerina!

Dad and Uncle Ravi are beating Dex and Kayla in a game of whirly-ball, but when Dex and Kayla spot the Triceratops, Elasmotherium, and Ankylosaurus, they realize they can use prehistoric power to figure out which creature had the strongest ramming force and win the game.

Layla is an 11-year-old girl from Chatham, Ontario. She is an 8th generation Canadian of African American descent. Layla teaches us about her rich family history in the region of Buxton Ontario, where her ancestors have stayed and kept a farm, that her family still owns to this day! Layla shows us her room, which is full of inspirational messages to help her through her day. Layla has many medals from basketball and ballet -- and she even has a baseball autographed by Fergie Jenkins, a former black baseball pitcher and coach from Layla's hometown! Layla takes us to the Buxton Museum, which documents the history of the first Black settlers of the area, who were former enslaved people. One of them was Layla's ancestor! Dennis Calico Robbins is one of those first settlers and is commemorated at the museum. She's so proud to share some of her heritage with us. Plus, Layla gets an inspirational message from Kia Nurse, Canadian basketball player for the Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA).

Eric uses 4 of his 5 senses to identify a mystery object. It's not magic, it's science... it's STEM! Educational Gist: How our five senses are used to observe and learn about the world around us.

Annika’s almost 11, loves trees, and wants to protect them—but how? Enter the Green Squad! Together, they plan a tree-themed birthday bash with a twist: it's also a fundraiser for endangered trees like the majestic hemlock. From treetop trekking (even Eric faces his fear of heights!) to crafting forest-inspired decorations and creating “pocket forest” loot bags with real native trees, Annika learns how fun and impactful eco-action can be. She even meets a tree expert and gives her friends everything they need to start their own mini forests. With confetti, cake, and a whole lot of heart, this leafy celebration proves that even kids can grow big change—one tree at a time!

Helping air traffic controllers keep planes safely in the air is a lofty career that Mikaela learns from Alyssa, an air traffic technologist. --- Mikaela helps Tamar, a tech educator, teach young kids how to develop apps that help in their everyday lives. Together they brainstorm how to use tech to deal with missed school work.