Barney & Friends WTVS Schedule September 2003

This episode focuses on making exercise fun, different ways to exercise and eating healthy snacks. 'Coach' Barney shows the kids the different ways that the body moves, explains what muscles are and why it is important to make them stronger and tells the kids that making exercise fun is the best way to stick with it. Stephen shows up at the school with new glasses and explains to everyone else how they help him to see. The kids as well as Barney and Baby Bop sing 'If You're Happy and You Know It,' 'Gaggle Giggle Wiggle' and 'When You Have a Ball.' Barney takes the kids on a healthy snack treasure hunt, sets up a relay race for them to run and helps Baby Bop learn how to catch a ball.
In this episode the kids take pictures of each other and practice for picture day at school. Barney tells them that for a nice smile you need healthy teeth. Everyone sings 'What Would I Do Without My Teeth?' and the 'Giggle Gaggle Wiggle' song. The Adventure Screen comes into the classroom and shows Baby Bop and the kids what a trip to the dentist is like. Barney gives out toothbrushes and everyone practices brushing. Barney then shows them which foods are good for teeth while the treehouse is converted into a dentist's office so that Barney can see the dentist.
Emily is having a hard time writing her own 'Mother Goose' rhyme. Barney shows up and brings along Mother Goose to give Emily and the kids pointers on how to write nursery rhymes. Everyone sings 'London Bridge is Falling Down' and dresses up in English period costumes. Everyone then takes a look around the classroom and finds things that remind them of certain 'Mother Goose Rhymes.' Then they recite those rhymes; 'Humpty Dumpty,' 'The Clock' and 'To Market.' Barney enlists the help of Jill, Robert and Mother Goose to help perform a puppet show of 'The House That Jack Built.' Finally, all of the kids sit down and write their own rhymes before Mother Goose leaves.
The kids try to figure out what they want to do when they grow up. Barney explains what a job is and then each of the kids takes a turn playing the 'Hopscotch Game' and imagining what they want to be. Hannah wants to be a dancer, Danny a chef, Emily a bus driver and Jeff a sailor. BJ has a hard time figuring out whether he wants to be an astronaut, a baseball player or a cowboy. Some of the songs included in this episode are 'People Helping Other People,' 'The Wheels on the Bus,' 'Sailing, Sailing' and 'When I Grow Up.'

The kids discuss the homes that they live in and which rooms they like best. The show opens with Danny and Stephen building houses out of blocks and singing 'Look What We Can Do.' Barney, Hannah and Emily show up and everyone sings 'Let's Walk Around the Block.' Stella arrives to tell the story of 'The Three Little Pigs.'
The program opens with Kim and Barney singing 'What Makes a Flower So Pretty?' The rest of the kids arrive and check on the progress of their plants and flowers. Barney goes over the growing process and explains that with enough sunlight and water their plants will grow. Everyone then sings 'Growing, We Do it Every Day.' Mr. Boyd shows up to tend to the schoolhouse garden and explains that vegetable gardens take a lot of work but it pays off in the end. Everyone then puts together their own take-home garden.
This episode teaches kids that learning something new takes practice. Barney gets some help from Keesha, Stephen and Jeff when Baby Bop needs help learning how to jump rope. Everyone sings 'When I Grow Up.'
Hannah's neighbor, Firefighter Vandever, visits the school. Along with fellow firefighter Berkley, she gives the kids a tour of the fire engine and helps to instruct everyone on fire safety.
Barney and his friends enjoy a day of make-believe traveling on land, on water, and in the air! Baby Bop is the designated travel agent who leads Barney on a succession of playful adventures. Chip becomes a bus driver, Keesha is the captain of a modern ocean liner, Emily takes to the air with co-pilot BJ and Danny is the engineer of a train! By day's end, Barney still isn't sure what his favorite way to travel is but he knows that his favorite place will always be home, where his friends are!

An ordinary day on the playground becomes a very special day when Barney gives his friends some books about 'very special people.' The kids plan to fill the empty pages of the books with the things that make them special and unique. By day's end, everyone has a book filled with fun facts about themselves and Barney gets a surprise 'thank you' gift, too! All in all, it's a very special day with some very special friends!
While Barney and the children wait for Mr. Boyd's new fountain to be delivered, they have fun playing in and exploring the park.
Barney, Baby Bop and the kids learn all about "on" and "off" by playing games together.
The children bring toys to donate to Mr. Boyd's toy drive. Baby Bop and BJ arrive and after some convincing, Baby Bop learns about the merits of sharing.
When Miss Jo loses her cat, Barney and the children spend the day helping her find it. Along the way, they learn all about cats.

Mario is trying to write his very own fairy tale. The children help by acting out some of their favorite fairy tales to give Mario some ideas.
In this episode of Barney and Friends, the gang learns about trains, in particular the caboose. Kami is feeling a little left out because she is always last in line, but Barney teaches her that sometimes being last is the most important position, just like the caboose. In their study of trains, the kids learn to make railroad flags and well as clean the park caboose.
In this episode of Barney and Friends, Tony brings his newly made kite to the park. While the kids were playing with it, a gust of wind blew it up into a tree. While they waited for another big breeze to bring it down, the gang learned about orchards, played London Bridge with Baby Bop and played I Spy in the caboose. As no breeze had come to release the kite, the gang decided that hopping would shake the tree and the kite. It worked!
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the gang has a tea party in the park. First, they decorate the park and the picnic table. Since it's a fancy affair, the kids go into the caboose to put on some adult dress up clothes. At the tea party, the gang teaches Baby Bop good manners, including how to cover your nose when you sneeze.
In this episode of Barney and Friends, the gang learns about different kinds of dogs. They learn about going to the doctor's office and what a vet does with BJ. They meet Miss Duffy and her guide dog, learning that they shouldn't pet her without asking since she's working when she's leading Miss Duffy. Finally, the gang ends up in the caboose, looking at different kinds of dogs on the Internet.

Throughout the day, Barney and the children learn about "hot" and "cold," but the fun really begins when Barney turns the playground into a winter/summer wonderland!
In this episode of Barney & Friends, Barney receives a special delivery of boxes- empty boxes. The gang discovers that the empty boxes are just as good as real toys when playing. They build a ship, a castle, and some race cars. When BJ comes to visit, they build an elephant and musical instruments, like a guitar, a kazoo and a drum.

In this episode of Barney & Friends, the gang learns about stop and go. First, the kids learn about crossing the street, and how they must stop, look and listen When Baby Bop arrives, she learns about opposites. She then takes the 'stop' and 'go' signs out to the park to play. Inside, the kids and Barney play dress up and do some silly dancing. When Baby Bop comes back in, Barney reads "The Three Billy Goats Gruff" to everyone.
In this episode of Barney & Friends, Barney and the kids learn about colors. Sarah, Mario and Tony have set up a color collection in the caboose, placing items in piles of red, yellow and blue. Outside, they meet Miss Jo who is painting a picture of a yellow flower. When she is done, she gives the painting to the kids because they need more things yellow. Baby Bop tries to give the kids her blankey, but finds that she really needs it to take a nap. Sarah helps out the yellow collection by making flowers out of crepe paper.
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the gang learns about exercise and proper nutrition in order to grow big and strong. First, the kids are playing outside and Barney teaches them that movement, playing games and running for example, are important features in everyday life. Everyone needs to exercise. Even Baby Bop and BJ come by to teach the kids about different games to play in order to get exercise. All of a sudden, it starts to rain so the gang heads into the caboose. Here, they learn that you can exercise inside almost as well as outside. While inside, they also learn about healthy snacks.

When Sarah accidentally spills red paint into the blue paint, a mess turns into a perfectly purple day. The children paint pictures, make purple flowers and plan a purple party for their friend Colleen.