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Episode Guide
Week Themes: Senses | Animals | Machines | Adventure | Games | Bodies | Wishes | Music | Colors
| SENSES | Song of the week "Five Senses" |
|---|---|
Senses:
Touching |
Shaun builds a fort out of chairs and a sheet, and invents a secret fort club handshake. Karla gets all the members of the team to be the walls, roof and door of her Fort. Jenn and Chats have fun with a laughing cushion. Doctor Kimee sees three patients. Karla sings about feeling okay Today. Chats reads a Circus story. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Emma Jane Dann, Billie Dean, Andrew Einsbruch |
| Senses:
Hearing |
Jenn and Chats learn Sign Language together, while Kimee finds what she thinks is an echo in her magic wall (Tap Tap Tap). Karla pretends to tap and saw. Curtis is stomping around in big boots and the others join in with their Chatty Feet. Karla finds different ways to walk and listens to how they sound. Shaun reads a story where Rory the rooster (Curtis) gets help from a cow (Kimee), a horse (Karla) and a mouse (Jenn) waking up the farm. Written by Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Laurine Croasdale, Monica Milgate & John Wilson, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| Senses:
Seeing |
Shaun
plays detective. Karla sings and dances, wearing her happy, smiley face.
Kimee makes a fun puppet with Five Fingers Dancing. Karla plays
with Finger Puppets. Jenn and Chats are Shadow Dancing.
Karla dances with her shadow friend Kimee. Curtis reads a story about a
mermaid (Jenn) who goes to Doctor Turtle (Karla) for a vision test and gets
glasses, with her friends the octopus (Kimee) and the blue fish (Shaun).
Written by Tanya Meek, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Laurine Croasdale, Monica Milgate & John Wilson |
| Senses:
Smelling |
Shaun
tries out different animal noses. Karla is a little pig who can't resist
the mud puddle. Kimee counts Sunflowers and receives a plant from
Jup Jup. Karla dances with flowers. OuterSpace
Friends visit Curtis. In Sharing Stories told by Shaun, Karla,
Kimee and Jenn play fragrant flowers in an enchanted garden visited by Prince
Sniff (Curtis).
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Angela Webber, Evelyn Saunders, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| Senses:
Tasting |
Curtis
uses containers of cereal, macaroni, rice, and water to make great Shakers.
Karla thinks about how different animals eat. Jenn
delivers Pizza, Pizza, Pizza and
teaches Chats a few Italian words. Karla pretends to make a pizza. Shaun
compares watermelons and lemons. Karla sings about her fruit salad. Karla
tells a story about Carmella the cat (Kimee) who chooses her own breakfast
from birdseed from a bird (Curtis), a dog's (Shaun) bone, lettuce and potato
scraps from a pig (Jenn), and her own bowl of milk.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Susan Oliver, Chris Phillips, Emma-Jane Dann |
| ANIMALS | Song of the week "So Many Animals" |
| Jungle
Animals appears on Ready Set Learn promotional DVD |
Jenn is her favorite animal, a meerkat. Karla is a lion. Curtis and friends do a chimpanzee rain dance. Karla is an elephant. Shaun joins the jungle cats. Karla swings on a jungle vine. Jenn tells a story about a frog (Curtis) who can't jump jump jump and gets help from his father frog (Shaun), grasshopper (Kimee), and kangaroo (Karla). Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber, Cathy Martin & Chris Phillips |
| Animals:
Insects |
Jenn
builds a giant ant's nest. Karla crawls through ant tunnels. Spider Shaun
makes a web. Kimee becomes a bee and looks for her flowers. Karla pretends
to be a bee and ladybug. Curtis reads a story about Caitlin the caterpillar
(Kimee) who buys dancing shoes like her friends the Gilbert the grasshopper
(Shaun) and Harriet the spider (Karla) from the bug shoe shopkeeper (Jenn).
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Tanya Meek, Leone Carey, Susan Oliver, Cathy Martin, Emma-Jane Dann, Bilie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| Farm
Animals |
Jenn
brings Chats a special visitor, a baby chick. Karla does a funky chicken
dance. Cowboy Shaun rounds up and fences in cows. Cowgirl Karla howdowns.
Curtis Yodel-Moos along with 5 cowbells, and sings with 4 cows.
Karla pretends to milk her cow Millie. Karla reads a story about Sophie
the city duck (Jenn) who visits her cousin Frank the farm duck (Curtis)
for a party and hears new noises from a sheep (Kimee) and a cow (Shaun).
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Monica Milgate, Bilie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| Water
Animals |
Penguin Shaun tries to keep warm with his penguin friends. Karla slides around like a penguin. Curtis the Puerto Rican frog sings in Spanish. Karla the frog gets rained on. Kimee measures a baby whale. Kimee reads a story about Cameron the fish scientist (Karla) who talks on the phone to an angelfish (Shaun), Sally Seahorse (Jenn), and William the Whale (Curtis). Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Cathy Martin, Angela Webber, Evelyn Saunders |
| Animals
In The Neighborhood |
Kimee the Cool, Cool Cat makes a cool drink. Karla takes care of her pet kitten. Curtis makes 3 dogs (Kimee, Shaun, & Jenn) to sit, sing, and play as a band, the Pup Star Dogs. Karla wants to be a pop star parrot. Jenn takes Chats in the Chatsmobile through the park where they hear and see an owl (Curtis), frog (Kimee), and possum (Shaun). Karla is a fruit bat. Kimee tells a story about 2 possumes Nick (Curtis) and Gus (Shaun) that stay up all day and visit a human house and raids the fridge. When a human kid (Karla) finds them, they run back to their mother possum (Jenn). Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, Emma Jan- Dann |
| MACHINES | Song of the week "Robot Number One" |
| Machines
In The House |
Kimee is a Phone Operator and takes messages. Karla sings about using the phone, television, and computer to communicate. Curtis uses a remote control for 4 specialty machines that toast, clean, scrub, and rest (Let Them Work For You). Karla is a Tumbling Dryer. Jenn blows Beautiful Bubbles with Chats. Karla is a donut machine. Karla tells a story of an old toaster (Curtis) and a new breadmaker (Jenn) that makes fresh warm bread for the children Shaun and Kimee. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Emma-Jane Dann, Billie Dean, Andrew Einsbrusch |
| Machines
In the City |
Robot
Shaun has a robot dog. Karla takes her dog for a walk. Kimee overcomes problems
with her home made traffic lights. Curtis and Jenn use a computer to make
city sounds and sing their City Ditty. Jenn tells the story of little Wayne
The Crane (Curtis) who saves an elephant (Kimee) for the circus ringmaster
(Shaun).
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Evelyn Saunders, Monica Milgate & John Wilson, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbrusch |
| Machines
In the Country |
Farmer
Curtis is Building A Fence,
Karla is a hay bailer. Everyone helps Shaun work out what's wrong with his
tractor. Karla is being an engine and her legs are like pistons, while Jenn
offers to take Chats for a ride on her bike.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbrusch |
| Machines
That Carry People |
Chats
and Jenn go adventuring in a purple submarine. Shaun drives to the beach
in his funky little car, then in a bus. Karla picks up passengers as she
moves around like a train and Curtis takes everyone on an imaginary roller
coaster. Shaun reads a story about Kaya (Kimee), her mom (Jenn), puppy (Karla),
Worsher Blumster imaginary friend (Curtis) go to the moon. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber, Evelyn Saunders, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbrusch |
| Fun
Machines |
Pilot
Shaun goes on a rescue mission singing his helicopter song, while Karla
is a fun 'dancing machine'. Jenn and Chats experience flying a kite and
Kimee makes a time machine out of household objects. Curtis reads a story
about the triplets Lily (Jenn) and Billy (Shaun) who try to wake up Milly
(Kimee) with the help of Lucy the cat (Karla). Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber |
| ADVENTURE | Song of the week "North South East And West" |
Adventure
To Other Countries |
Jenn
and Chats sing a sombrero song and Karla is a Spanish dancing horse. Shaun
goes on an imaginary adventure to a Mexican pyramid. Karla climbs Mount
Challenge. Curtis visits everyone using the magic travel gong. Curtis reads
a story about 3 friends who take a Magic Carpet to Muddle-Up-Land where
they combine different kinds of dancing.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Tanya Meek, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| Adventure
Around The House |
Curtis
pretends to be as tall as an elephant then as small as a mouse ( I Wanna
Be Small/Tall ). Karla is also practicing being different sizes. Kimee
retraces her steps to find her special silver watch. Karla tap dances in
shoes with faces on them. Shaun and Curtis the Dragon do the Dragon Dance.
Karla does a groovy Dragon Disco Dance. Shaun tells the story about the
Silly Bubblestone Family.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Cathy Martin, Chris Phillips, Emma-Jane Dann, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| Adventure
Around Your Town |
Postman
Shaun makes deliveries to each of the team. Karla is Riding her bicycle.
Policewoman Kimee stops a speeding teddy bear. Jenn and Chats decide to
be Firefighters. Karla is a fire truck then an ambulance. Karla
tells the infamous adventure of Captain Puffy Pants (Curtis), his first
mate (Shaun), and parrot (Jenn) who race Captain High Note (Kimee) in search
of treasure.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Evelyn Saunders, Angela Webber, Emma-Jane Dann |
| Adventure
To The Universe |
Jenn
and Chats point out constellations in the night sky made up of Shimmery
Stars. Karla is on Planet Move-A-Lot. Space Cadet Kimee works on finding
the right space helmet. Karla sings as she lifts balloon 'moon rocks'. Curtis
is the keeper of the night stars, helping lost stars find their way
home ("Where
Your Heart Is" MP3). Kimee reads a story about Stephanie (Jenn)
and her brother Jeremiah (Shaun) takes their recycled-material rocketship
to space and meets Tom (Curtis) from Planet Politeus and Mary The Intergalatic
Litter Queen (Karla).
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Tanya Meek, Leone Carey, Susan Oliver, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, Evelyn Saunders |
| Adventure
Underground |
Shaun
tunnels underground to the home of Curtis the rabbit. Karla hops like a
rabbit, a bird, and a kangaroo. Jenn deciphers hieroglyphics with Chats.
Karla is an Egyptian princess. Kimee is Looking For An Adventure using a
map to find shapes. Karla experiments with making shapes using her fingers
and arms. Kimee reads the story of Dirt Boy (Shaun) who meets an earthworm
(Karla), finds a Spanish coin (Curtis), and a huge dinosaur bone (Jenn).
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber, Evelyn Saunders |
| GAMES | Song of the week "Ready Or Not" |
| Outside
Games episode available on Game Time |
Jenn
and Chats go on a Surfing Safari, while Kimee the weather reporter
has unexpected climate changes thanks to Jup Jup. Karla imagines she is
the sun and does a sun dance as Shaun prepares for some obstacle games.
Karla jumps. Jenn tells a story about James (Curtis) running with his Magic
Shoes that he got from a genie (Karla).
Written by Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Monica Milgate, Emma-Jane Dann |
| Rainy
Day Games episode available on Game Time |
Superhero
Shaun dances up a storm with Super Sky Heroes. Meanwhile "Bolt Girl"
Karla strikes a lightning bolt pose. Curtis plays a silly singing game where
everyone sings "Ready Or Not" a different way. Karla does a groovy
Fishy Wobble dance. Jenn and Chats put rain sounds into a song.
Karla plays over and in rain puddles. Shaun reads a story a Sunflower Fairy
(Jenn) whose flower is picked by Kimee, discovers that she Can Fly,
and meets a helicopter (Curtis) who also can fly.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Tanya Meek, Leone Carey, Angela Webber |
| Fantasy
Games episode available on Game Time |
Jenn and Chatterbox make a Snowy Snowman. Karla taps out rain noises. Curtis builds a musical merry-go-round with five musical instruments. Karla claps two plastic cups together like a trotting pony, a slow farm horse and a galloping racehorse. Kimee loses puppet Handy Sandy then uses gloves to put on the Counting Hand puppet show. Karla is a puppet on strings. In the library, Samantha (Kimee) meets Johnny the Joke-Teller (Curtis) from the joke book, Little Bo Peep (Karla) from Nursery Rhymes, and Shaunus Maximus from the History book. Written by Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber, Monica Milgate, John Wilson & Laurine Croasdale |
| Physical
Games |
Shaun
is working on his part of the dance for the Hi-5 Games opening ceremony.
Karla works at keeping a balloon in the air. Curtis plays instruments you
might hear at a soccer game - like a referee's whistle and a plastic horn.
Karla is a football player. Kimee plays a game with things she finds in
her wall. Karla plays with a Beach Ball. Curtis reads a story about
sports-loving Melissa (Jenn) whose sportstars posters come to life.
Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Angela Webber, Emma-Jane Dann |
| Silly
Day Games |
Detective
Curtis identifies some mixed-up animals - like Jenn's part-chimp, part-zebra
--- a Chebra! Karla races against herself. Ballroom dancer Kimee leads into
Karla asking her mop for a dance. Jenn and Chats play a guessing game about
the sounds of different vehicles. Karla sings about taking different vehicles
to visit a friend. Karla reads the story about Robby's (Shaun) birthday
surprise. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Cathy Martin, Chris Phillips, Monica Milgate, John Wilson & Laurine Croasdale |
| BODIES | Song of the week "Move Your Body" |
Bodies
- Faces |
Jenn and Chats try to figure out how to get rid of hiccups, for good. Curtis, Kimee, and Shaun come up with sounds for eating, like a slide whistle to bring the food up to their mouths. In the story, Bat (Shaun), Bee (Kimee) and Possum (Karla) try to figure out what Butterfly (Jenn) could eat at the end of summer feast. |
Bodies
- Arms And Legs |
Do hugs have sounds? The hug club thinks so! Shaun has a heavy dream. Karla demonstrates remembering steps and going back through your day. Kimee jumps rope and talks about the importance of drinking water while exercising, but for some reason she can't seem to get a drink! David (Shaun) has a nice surprise birthday, even though he's in the hospital with a broken leg. |
Bodies
- Inside And Out |
Chats is so sleepy that Jenn suggests the "Dance Fun Energy Workout" and some clean fresh air. Karla shows us "eyerobics," and how to play pretend instruments. Kimee tries to be the tallest in Hi-5, but no matter how big her platform shoes are, she can't get taller than every one else. You don't need instruments to play music, because Curtis shows us some of the many ways we can use our bodies to make music, and not just clapping! At storytime, Toby the Cricket (Curtis), learns how to make chirpy cricket noises, and has an adventure at the same time. |
Bodies
- Movement |
Shaun dresses up like a skeleton, and does a dance with his friend Skelly, and he has a great impression of a jellyfish to demonstrate what would happen if we had no bones. Karla pretends to be a push-button toy that collapses. Kimee's lunch "really" gets eaten by the cupboards when she pretends that they are a mouth and tummy. Karla rubs her tummy and pats her head, can you? Chats sings Jenn a lullaby to help her fall asleep, and it works right away for Jenn's teddy bear. Karla yawns and stretches in the morning. Cosmo the Dragon (Curtis) enjoys knitting sweaters, which causes much amusement among his siblings until there is a cold night. |
Bodies
- Games and Sport |
Despite his enthusiasm, Curtis has some trouble in the Hi-5 marching band. Jenn teaches Chats some basics about Tae Kwon Do. Karla shows some different ways to thank people, like blowing kisses to an audience. Shaun exercises by playing different ball games. Storytime illustrates that dancing can be as much exercise as swimming or running. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber |
| WISHES | Song of the week "3 Wishes" |
Wishes
- Imaginary Friends |
Kimee thinks she's hearing things and finds some clues that she's not alone, like a bed and 5 feet prints... yet JupJup remains a secret! Karla sings about her imaginary friend, and introduces her feet to her ears. Shaun wrestles with his friend, Bag-o-beans. Jenn is grumpy when she wakes up because she had a bad dream, but Chats helps her see the dream in a different light. Curtis confuses his friends when he sings a song My Best Friend for his dog, but they think it's about each of them! Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Cathy Martin, Chris Phillips, Evelyn Saunders |
Wishes
- When I Grow Up |
Hi-5 is glad they grew up to be Hi-5, but some thought about being other things first. Shaun loves trains and wanted to be an engineer, or maybe a city planner. Curtis wanted to be an astronaut. Jenn might have been a pilot. Kimee thought being a florist would be fun, but has trouble practicing when JupJup gets involved. And what is Karla doing to Curtis' and Jenn's hair? |
Wishes
- Imaginary Places |
Curtis has a Celtic harp and sings about a magical land with leprechauns and three moons in the sky, oh my. Karla shows some basic yoga poses, like the lotus pose. Shaun goes to Egypt, and looks for Queen Kimarina's secret pyramid. Kimee dresses up as a "wonderthing" -- you'll have to see it to believe it! Sparkle the Unicorn (Karla) wants to help get ready for the big party in Fairyland, but can't seem to find something helpful to do, until she remembers her magical powers. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch, John Wilson & Laurine Croasdale, Evelyn Saunders |
Wishes
- Daydreams |
Jenn and Chats talk about daydreams, and imagine they're at the seashore. Curtis and Jenn pretend to be firebirds flying to the music, but Shaun and Kimee mistakenly think they are birds on fire. Shaun has a dream guessing machine, and Kimee is his first subject. Karla rows around an island, at least, she imagines that she does. At storytime, dolls come to life in a kindergarten class after the children go home. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Liz Arvidson, Cathy Martin, Angela Webber |
Wishes
- What If? |
Kimee plays a "what if?" game, wondering what it would be like if things were different, without things that we need. Karla makes her fingers, arms, and legs like scissors, and then does a whole body jumping scissors -- jumping jacks! Jenn and Chats sing about coincidences when they end up buying the same hat on the same day without knowing it! "Speedy" Shaun gets ready for the big race. At storytime, Amanda (Karla) collects some little items to remember her island vacation. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Evelyn Saunders |
| MUSIC | Song of the week "Feel The Beat" |
Music
- Instruments |
Kimee makes her own windchimes, but she needs to be industrious because her chimes keep disappearing! Karla hops out a song on a floor piano. Curtis talks about the string family of instruments, and how it's a family of sounds. Shaun makes different things using shapes, like a guitar and a crown, and announces that he's the king of rock and roll! At storytime, the Junkyard Animal Orchestra meet in the junkyard every night to play music, on pot lid cymbals, paint can drums, and any other instruments they can find! Written by Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Monica Milgate, Evelyn Saunders, Billy Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
Styles
Of Music |
Shaun is in a Latin American mood, and dances the Limbo. Jenn surprises Chats with a "magical music box," which plays different kinds of music, like disco and country. Karla practices a leg slapping dance with Kimee until they fall over laughing! Curtis sings scat to a sad piano named Jazz until he remembers how to groove again. At storytime the band has a hard time deciding what style of music to play, (you should hear Curtis' Johnny Cash impression!) and then they come up with Hi-5 style! Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Cathy Martin, Chris Phillips, Evelyn Saunders |
Music
From Around The World |
Jenn and Chats sing Funky Reggae Music. Karla dances to a drumbeat until she falls over! Kimee dances to Indian Music with ankle bells and finger cymbals. Curtis discovers a strange basket with a turban and an instrument called a tiktiri, and he becomes a charming snake charmer. Curtis reads the story of Serina (Jenn) who has a music box with Spanish Dancers (Shaun and Karla). Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, Helena Harris, Angella Webber, Monica Milgate, Cathy Martin & Evelyn Saunders |
Music
And Movement |
Curtis plays different rhythms on a bucket and conjures up a waltzing couple and the "Lumpy Oatmeal Blues." Shaun finds a music machine that plays a real rockin' tune, a love song and tap music. An orchestra... conducts Karla! Kimee plans a trip to Antarctica. At storytime, Phil (Shaun) loves to sing in the bath, but he has some trouble when his brother Bill (Curtis) invites him to sing on stage with his band. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Amy Harris, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Monica Milgate, Evelyn Saunders, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
Silly
Music |
"Blurg, ting, dop, stip" are the silly sounds that Curtis comes up with for his silly song, and some of the others help him come up with motions to go with the words. Jenn and Chats play a guessing game about silly instruments, like a kazoo, a slide whistle and thumb cymbals. Karla feels "fizzy." Shaun makes instruments for the Wild Music Band using boxes, elastic bands and pot lids. At storytime, friends do silly dances on a rainy day. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Leone Carey, Chris Phillips, Angela Webber, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
| COLORS | Song of the week "Living In A Rainbow" |
Colors
- Favorites and Feelings |
Jenn is happy, but Chats feels grumpy. Karla sings about ways to say goodbye, like blowing kisses and hugging. Curtis listens to the quiet... and then sings a song about his noisy family! Shaun paints his feelings -- yellow is happy, purple for feeling peaceful. Curtis reads the story of two daffodils (Karla and Shaun) and a red tulip (Kimee). Written by Lisa Hoppe, Tanya Meek, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Cathy Martin
|
Colors
- Animals |
Curtis, Jenn, and Shaun use different sized tubes to make lion sounds. Karla struts around like a peacock, with Kimee for a shadow. Kimee makes a vehicle for her colorful stuffed animals. Shaun and Curtis ride around on broomstick horses. At storytime, it's little tiger's (Jenn) birthday, and her friends tell her to meet them at places like the purple flower and the green prickly bush, but she can only see in black and white. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Susan Oliver, Chris Phillips, Billie Dean & Andrew Einsbruch |
Colors
In Nature |
Kimee paints a picture of a park, and discovers that mixing colors makes other colors of paint that she doesn't have. Shaun rows down the Congo River and sees lots of animals (including Curtis the Croc). Karla pretends to be a parrot with colorful wings. Jenn and Chats talk about the seasons they like and the colors in those seasons. At storytime, Rusty (Curtis) loves his blue rainboots and splashing in puddles. Written by Tanya Meek, Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Monica Milgate, John Wilson & Laurine Croasdale |
Colors
- Imagination |
Kimee has a belly wobble dance, but wants to make up a costume to go with it. Karla dresses up in fancy things and dances. Curtis makes "silvery sounds" and then goes up in his silver spaceship to check out the sound that silver stars make. Shaun paints a huge painting that's big and fun and all the colors of the rainbow. At storytime, a grumpy troll (Curtis) lives under a bridge and won't let the sheep cross to the juicy, green grass on the other side because they keep waking him up! Written by Sarah Boot, Leone Carey, Cathy Martin, John Wilson & Laurine Croasdale |
Colors
- Playing |
Jenn listens to Chats' heart, and they talk about the sound of a heartbeat and the color of love. Karla sings about her heart. King Curtis plays a musical game with his subjects, that ends in a collapsed heap! Kimee blows up balloons, but things get confusing when her ribbons start to disappear. At storytime, Zack (Shaun) doesn't know what to make of his new neighbor Zeke the Bear (Curtis), but they find out they have more in common than it seems at first. Written by Lisa Hoppe, Sarah Boot, Liz Arvidson, Chris Phillips, John Wilson & Laurine Croasdale |
"Hi-5" airs episodes
at 7:30AM on The Learning Channel (TLC) in the U.S.
Episodes repeat the following week at 7:00AM and 10:00AM on Discovery Kids (D-KIDS).
All times listed are Eastern.
Check your local listings.
Thanks to Clarissa for the Bodies, Wishes, Music, & Colors episode descriptions!
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