All these shows can be found on CBeebies Sports Day.
The CBeebies House Show
The CBeebies House Show is aimed at 3 - 6 yer old children. it’s either a love it or hate it, as being a great choice for kids. It teaches life lessons such as friendship and why you shouldn’t eat too much unhealthy food.
Topsy and Tim is a practical show that introduces both typical preschooler behaviour and solutions to everyday challenges they face. Aimed at the toddler and preschool crowd, “Topsy and Tim” are friendly and curious kids who explore the world around them in their middle class neighbourhood and recounts their first day at school, arguing with friends and dealing with siblings. The show is organized into short segments, just the right length for a young child’s attention span. “Topsy and Tim” is a decent show for modeling good behavior.
Topsy and Tim
Yo Gabba Gabba!
The language spoken in Yo Gabba Gabba is more developed than some of the younger pre-school programmes. The stories are more complex, and the spoken language 'drives' them. The language in Yo Gabba Gabba is structured to allow children to engage with, and better understand, their feelings
and motivations.
Yo Gabba Gabba is set in 4 realms of a land and deals with dilemmas, challenges and issues common to very young children, such as biting your friends, or not owning up. Story lines provide a non-threatening context within which such issues can be discussed and resolved simply. These characters move like real children; they laugh at the same things they do; sing the same songs; play the same games and see the world in the same way.
The characters are well developed and children are able to predict what their responses might be. The mixture of story, song and creative activity provides excellent opportunities for children to learn through play. Music plays an important part in the programme and children are encouraged to join in with songs and actions. Yo Gabba Gabba is basically Total Request Live for kids because of its rip-
rollicking music videos. Tune in, and you'll get a who's who of indie punk rock music today, including Weezer, MGMT, Flaming Lips, Belle & Sebastian, Band of Horses, The Shins, Edward Sharp & The Magnetic Zeros, Biz Markie, The Roots, The Killers, and the Wiggles!
Me Too!
Me Too! was originally called Pit, which was a replacement for Balamory after it got cancelled. A character named Granny Murray was created shortly after planning period, and Me Too! was the finished name.
The drama has Scottish people interact with one another and the viewer. Their children come to stay with warm-hearted child minder Granny Murray while they go to work each day, but are always thinking about each other.
Filmed and takes place in the big city of Riverseafingal, Scotland, Me Too! features great role models for kids. They will quickly learn about Riverseafingal life as well as different jobs such as bus cleaner, train waiter, and fruit market Staller.
20 minutes tell a great story. The stories can be anything; bedtime, plant life, a party. Clocks are often used to tell time. Entertaining Songs are the narrative and the show is entertaining as well as featuring makes and games which are woven into the plot.
After each episode ends, parents and kids can talk about what happened in Riverseafingal.
Tweenies
Did you learn to sing and dance with the Tweenies? If not, you’re missing out! The Tweenies are 4 pre-school puppet characters who go to playgroup, sng and dance, and hang out with 2 grown-ups Max and Judy and 2 Dogs Doodles and Izzles. Tweenies is a great choice to help 3 and 4 year olds settle down and rest while learning more about friendship. Every kid has their favourite spot on the Tweenie Clock, Song Time, Story Time — where Max reads a story, Messy Time — where we make art, News Time — where we hear news, and Surprise Time — where we get a surprise. So come on everybody, join the dance party and shake it with The Tweenies!
The Furchester Hotel
For the first time ever, Sesame Street characters are finally on UK Television.
The Learning Opportunity enhances social skills and parents can talk about it with their children. The series has the hotel guests in a situation so the characters try and solve it. Parents, Carers, and Teachers may also want to explain their colors with the children.
The themes are humorous and have antics from Mr. Dull. Kids usually have a favorite character, since they are different.
Baby Einstein
Baby Einstein is an early educational series of TV Videos aimed at preschoolers, focusing on a highly integrated cast of children interacting with puppets and toys, often adding classical music. It shows worldly things from a baby's perspective and each video has a different topic.
The word Baby Einstein is derived from Albert Einstein, a German physics and the programme takes a Baby approach to its format, puppets, classical music, toys, and real-life kids, which have been in baby videos for years. The puppets are in every episode, joining in with the fun. The puppets never speak or sing and sometimes all the episodes have a quiet moment. The style of the programme is inclusive and stimulating, directly addressing the viewing child, who recognizes all the bright colours and toys on screen.
The word Baby Einstein is derived from Albert Einstein, a German physics and the programme takes a Baby approach to its format, puppets, classical music, toys, and real-life kids, which have been in baby videos for years. The puppets are in every episode, joining in with the fun. The puppets never speak or sing and sometimes all the episodes have a quiet moment. The style of the programme is inclusive and stimulating, directly addressing the viewing child, who recognizes all the bright colours and toys on screen.
