Barney & Friends WTVS Schedule November 2001

Barney and the kids experience the fun of creating and appreciating various forms of art as they work together to decorate the school for the upcoming Open House. When BJ arrives, he is worried about Baby Bop -- she's at home because she's not feeling well. Inspired by the kid's artwork, he decides to make something to cheer her up. Barney and his friends share some ideas with BJ, and finally he creates a treasure she's sure to love.

A school lesson about 'Explorers' prompts the kids to want to explore their own world -- but they're not sure they've got the right equipment for the job. Barney appears and shows them that everyone can explore the world using their own 'five senses' Barney has five boxes -- one representing each of the five senses -- and each with a fun game or surprise inside! Everyone learns that the very best way to explore the world is by using your imagination, and, of course, spending the day with Barney!

The kids are getting ready for Show and Tell at school. Some show their special treasures to their friends giving them lots of opportunities to count these collections -- and other things -- while they play. Emily keeps her Show and Tell a surprise, while Stephen's box of hats makes dress-up fun that even Barney can't resist. Everyone helps Baby Bop search for something for her Show and Tell presentation. And, finally, Emily is ready to reveal her surprise.

Barney and the children learn about the zoo and different animals that live there, after Robert comes back from his own trip to the zoo. Stella gives the children a special present to give to an animal at the zoo -- but which one? The mysterious gift has an attached card with clues to help them figure out which animal should receive the gift. When the zookeeper comes to pick up the present, the children learn even more about the zoo and its animals. With the help of Barney and Stella's gift, everyone has fun learning something new!

Robert was to celebrate his birthday with his friends. He sets out to find them and, with Barney's help he does -- along with some wonderful surprises. His birthday turns into a fiesta, complete with simple, homemade 'maracas' and a beautiful pinata. Everyone has a great time while learning about taking turns, growing up, and family traditions. At the end of the day, Robert thanks Barney and the other children for making his birthday special.

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!

Barney helps Stephen prepare for school by visiting the classroom a day early, learning about numbers, letters, books, music and art. BJ, Baby Bop and Stella the Storyteller join in the fun.

The children, along with Baby Bop and Barney, prepare for the Kid's Carnival at school. They learn different ways to express their feelings and find ways to work together to finish Chip's "Twinkle Tower."

The children make a piggy bank and sell lemonade to buy their pet goldfish a friend. Stephen loses his prized quarter that Scooter the squirrel has put away in his "stash" but later returns.

Clapping games, drums and jumping rope help BJ and the children learn how rhythms are all around them. Barney introduces a special Native American friend who demonstrates how important the drum is to his culture.

Baby Bop is late and BJ and the children learn the importance of telling time with Dr. TickTock. Baby Bop gets her own wristwatch that plays a special tune.