Schedule

Anthony, Ms. Lee's son, can't see anything clearly and needs glasses! After he gets his new eyewear, Anthony is hesitant to wear them around town -- until Emily Elizabeth and all of Birdwell Island show him glasses can be super cool--and helpful for adventures too!

Every time Numberblock Nine hiccups, he falls to pieces - until the others find an unexpected cure.

Akeylah heads to Sudbury to meet Tammy, a renowned Indigenous pastry chef, to learn all about her creative and delicious trade. Chef Tammy shows Akeylah how to melt chocolate and make her own custom chocolate bar using special molds. Akeylah gets to decorate with all sorts of fun, sweet toppings and colorful painting. They wrap up by baking brownies with each ingredient measured out precisely to create the perfect batch.

Chase and Chickaletta switch bodies and must learn to work together to return Cap'n Turbot's boat to the bay.

While doing an overhaul of the Creature Power Suits over Germany, Aviva loses the all-important MicroXT Power Chips that power the suits. The gang must try to find the lost chips, spread out somewhere across a huge field. The European Hamster becomes their only hope. But when their new creature pal, Cheeks gets in some danger of his own, they must try to repay the favor with a frantic creature rescue.

Morley shows off his old science fair volcano to the Science Team. Together they decide to use the principles of states of matter, and the simple machine, the lever, to build a Rube Goldberg machine that will cause the volcano to erupt.

Sir Feathaz & Lady Feathaz are noisy and gregarious Common Starlings. On their track Mur-Mur-Mur-Muration, they show us that they are very sociable birds, and experts at mesmerising aerial displays. From a distance their iridescent feathers look black but look closer and you'll see they are purple and green. Starling beaks are yellow but when you look closer you can tell male as females apart by blue and pink edging along their beaks. Starlings are also excellent mimickers, a special skill that MC Sir & Lady Feathaz are only too happy to show off. Imitating a human voice, car alarms, electric guitars for the camera.

Aliens on Okido telly? Skateboarders in the satellite?! Everything's upside down! It's up to Messy and his friends to fix it!

Raimundo and his monkeys are going to compete against The Paw Patrol in a charity game. But when the Adventure Bay track gets soaked, Ryder has to come up with a new plan... Kickball! Pups and monkeys play a goofy game... until an eagle swipes their ball! Now Everest and Skye have to follow the big bird to her nest to bring back the ball and save the game. --- The Pups are trying to finish their movie for the Adventure Bay Film Festival, but are constantly interrupted.

It's the day of the big Kangaroo Beach cricket match, but when Gemma and the cadets find a nest of turtle eggs, they play 'parents', vowing to protect the eggs from seagulls, crabs and flying cricket balls.

The mouse rescues a starving beaver from an island using his wooden ship.

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.

Marco is upset, wondering why his beautiful drawing he just finished is all smudged. After Willy sprains his ankle in one of the many unexpected holes popping up all over Woollywood, the Wool Patrol promises to find the culprit.

It makes Tiny sad when the leaves leave the trees, so she tries to make the leaves stay! When more and more leaves keep falling to the ground, she learns to look at things in a different light.

Learning about parasport wheelchair basketball, Bamboo Love dribbles, shoots, and wheels down the court in a wheelchair with the help of expert wheelchair basketball player Polar Bear. The panda learns that getting around in a wheelchair is not as easy as it looks, and bouncing a ball makes it even harder.

With the Pea-Rexes on her horns, Ginger tries to reach a honeysuckle. But she accidentally gains the attention of the Bananaraptors, and has to abandon the mission, running off across the tundra with the Bananaraptors in pursuit. They're chased to the waterhole, the Bananaraptors believing they've got Ginger cornered - but she has a trick up her sleeve, and jumps into the water. Turns out Tricarrotops are excellent swimmers! With the baby Pea-Rexes staying high and dry in her protruding tail fronds, she runs along the bottom, encountering a huge Watermelonsuchus as she goes. A fellow herbivore, the creature wants to play with her, blowing a huge air-bubble underwater for Ginger and the Pea-Rexes to travel underwater in. The Watermelonsuchus leads them on an underwater journey, where they encounter majestic creatures and breathtaking scenes; they even bump into the baby Watermelonsuchus they saved during the drought. In its excitement, the baby unwittingly launches itself from the water, its sheer size producing a huge wave as it lands, which sends Ginger sprawling onto the shore... at the feet of the Bananaraptors. It looks like Ginger and the Pea-Rexes are toast, but the baby Watermelonsuchus' mother seems to remember Ginger and the Pea-Rexes too, and comes to the rescue, firing seeds at the Bananaraptors and allowing Ginger to escape back to the safety of home base.

Polkaroo and Hudson work together to find three things that start with 'I'! They find some invigorating ice, meet an interesting iguana, and finish the day off with some delicious ice-cream!

B.O.T. lands in Jungly, Splashy World. A blue drop falls from a hole in a tree. It's the Drippy Splasher! It loves to dance but when it sees B.O.T. it reacts in shock and splashes down into a puddle and trickles off at speed. When it thinks it is alone the Drippy Splasher contentedly dances, but if it spots B.O.T. it sploshes down and is off again. It is not easy for B.O.T. to keep up and gather the data when the beastie is so nervous and can disappear down cracks in the ground! The Drippy Splasher is heading somewhere. Can B.O.T. keep up with the liquid beastie and complete the mission?

Jack has officially outgrown his favorite tennis shoes; it's time for a new pair. But Jack can't imagine life without them! As he tries to break in the new shoes, his friends try every tactic imaginable to make him feel better about the change. But nothing seems to be working! Meanwhile, the dogs have quietly been standing by, and with a little inspiration from Jack's favorite magazine, they think they have the perfect solution!

Jayden wants Papa's envelopes for his drawings, so he can deliver them like a postie. He counts on his hands that he needs six of them. After putting them all inside, he becomes puzzled to discover he has one spare envelope and wonders if he has lost one of his drawings. With the help of his trusty craft box and the counting song, Jayden starts to understand how maths can help solve this puzzle.

The Shelter is faced with a water shortage in the middle of a heat wave, and everyone is at work to keep the animals cool. But when Audrey notices that Babou, the proboscis monkey, is wet from head to toe, she's sure he's found a hidden watering hole! With Tommy's help, she intends to prove her theory and save the animals from the heat even if the adults refuse to believe them.

While out ice fishing in the North Country, Mayors Goodway and Humdinger, along with Chickaletta, get stuck in an ice crevasse. --- The Wingnuts' farm plays host to a rootin' tootin Game Show hosted by Cowgirl Beryl!

Athlete Glory's binder with the word ORGANIZED on it has vanished from the gym. Now, everyone in town has become completely disorganized. Even the Word Detectives! But Vet Wilder and Reporter Read are their prime suspects. Through their investigation, Gabby and Sly uncover that being too busy can go hand in hand with being disorganized.

Our young inquirer, Latitia, asks Blynk and Aazoo, How can I grow a plant as tall as a skyscraper? With the help of our intergalatic science expert, Anthony, discover how plants grow, find out about the tallest trees in the world, and the future of trees in our homes. Blynk and Aazoo turn the spaceship into a space garden!

On a camping trip, the kids discover that Ari is really good at playing Marco Polo. Even without saying "Marco," a blindfolded Ari can easily figure out where Olive and Elinor are. How does he do it? They get a clue when they learn about echoing voices from a cliff face, and understand that bats make a special noise only a few animals can hear that helps bat know what's around them. --- One day while playing at the lake, Elinor and her friends notice something very interesting... they can't see ears on some animals. That's sooo interesting! How do they hear? This question sets the kids off to explore and they soon learn how frogs, fish and moles hear. Even though it looks like those animals don't have any ears at all, the kids discover they do have ears, they're just hard to notice because they are good for hearing underground or underwater. Just like there are lots of different kinds of animals, there are also lots of different kinds of ears!

Bebe and Mo discover what it means to be Canadian with the help of a group of Canadian kids in a playground, while Gavin visits Sainte Marie among the Hurons and learns about First Nations people and early settlers to Canada.

Tall is sad: his favourite stuffie is damaged! Tall doesn’t have enough happy feelings inside him to play with Tiny, today. He uses rocks in a bottle to show Tiny how much happiness he has. The bottle is almost empty! Tiny decides that, maybe, she can share some of her happy feelings with her friend! Tiny tries her best to cheer up her blue buddy.

Scout and his friends help a baby duckling settle down for a nap by figuring out calm activities to help him and a routine. BOOK: "Sweet Dreams, Pout-Pout Fish" Pout-Pout Fish follows his bedtime routine to help him go to sleep for the night.

Eric learns that Bernoulli's Principle can explain how planes fly! It's not magic, it's science...it's STEM! Educational Gist: As air moves around an object, it creates different pressures on that object-fast moving air equals low air pressure and slow moving air equals high air pressure.

The trainees are thrilled to be spending the day training with Action Chugger. He puts them through some intensive stamina exercises, but Wilson just wants to get to the bit where they use jetpacks and fly. Action Chugger laughs and tells him that there is much more to being a super chugger than flying. Brewster is the first to have a go on a flight simulator. However, before Wilson can try it, Action Chugger is called away on an emergency. Wilson finds some jetpacks in the loading yard and decides to have a go with them. How hard can it be? As he soars above Chuggington he realizes that he has no idea how to control the jetpack. Action Chugger returns and saves him. Wilson is embarrassed - flying looks so easy in the movies. Action Chugger tells him that real life isn't like the movies. Wilson learns that before you can do something that is potentially dangerous, you must put in a lot of hard work and practice.

Howie and Baboo visit aquarist Kevin at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, who introduces them to a glass tank full of jellyfish. They learn about jellyfish body parts and why it is different from a fish.

The baby Pea-Rexes are fighting over who gets to play with their recently discovered rock. Seeing the squabble, Ginger suggests they take turns, letting each of their ideas on what to play shine.

When Polly decides to play Vet in the playground, she is happy to announce to Bella and Stephie that Boo is in perfect health. Unfortunately, Cody's Spring Chicken ride develops a mysterious squeak. What can it be? Polly must use all her keen observation skills to find the problem and 'cure' her new patient.

The top 4 facts on beluga whales. 4 - They are great divers 3 - The head of a champion 2 - They eat fresh fish 1 - Their habitat is endangered

The Paw Patrol use their new Big Trucks and the help of their new pup pal Al to repair a dam before Adventure Bay is flooded.

When you feel when you find something incredible and amazing. It’s a song about the word astonished!

Dancers will be swinging into a new routine on the streets of Japan.

There are sound patterns all over the Treeborhood - so many that Zeke keeps forgetting the drum pattern he needs to remember. And Zadie has a hard time admitting that she lost Louisa's toy blimp. If only she had kept track of where it was!

Agents play some odd games: "Rock, Paper, Lizards", Name Your Favourite Rock, and the Slime Bucket Walk.

There's a buzz about town. The pesky fly is back and this time Tom is determined to catch him. Time flies when you're having fun! Find out how to make your own tin foil insect. Doodle a mischievous bug. Play find that Fly. And we sing along to I'm a Fine Fly!

While cruising across the African savanna in the Tortuga, a gust of wind blows a piece of paper out of Aviva's hand and into an ostrich nest. The bros think it's a new secret formula and they spring into action to rescue her work from one of the most protective parents on earth - the ostrich!

Rubble can’t wait for Christmas to come this year as he’s especially looking forward to Santa bringing him a Lazer Drill. But when all of Adventure Bay, including Mayor Humdinger, learn that Santa has come down with a cold and Christmas is cancelled, Mayor Humdinger decides he’s going to go to the North Pole and take all of the gifts for himself. Rubble, keen on getting that drill, falls for a lie from Mayor Humdinger and inadvertently helps him on his mission. It will take all the Paw Patrol and Rubble making a sacrifice to stop Mayor Humdinger from ruining Christmas and learning the true meaning of the season.