Barney & Friends WTVS Schedule March 2003

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.
Robert waits for Mr. MacRooney, the mail carrier, to bring a surprise. Barney and the children learn about patience while making cookies, learning about the post office and hearing a story from Stella.
A new building site fascinates the children and they decide to plan their own new building. After BJ gets involved, Barney helps the children work together to build something fun for them all.
Ashley and Alissa tell the story of their "Sister Celebration" family tradition. Barney and Stella help all the children understand how special times and shared experiences become traditions in all families.
Hannah's allergies and Scooter's cold lead the children to talking about being healthy. "Dr. Barney" gives the children pretend check-ups.

Barney shows the children his new "Vend-O-Ball" machine. Baby Bop and the children play different games and exercises with balls, even a bit of miniature golfing.
A mysterious classroom visitor turns out to be Jeff's new kitten. Stella tells a story and along the way, the children learn about their individual differences.
The children bring their favorite stuffed animals to class for "Animal Adventures Week." BJ joins Barney in the "Bear Hunt" for Stephen's missing bear and they all learn about how bears live, eat and sleep.
Barney and his friends help Robert learn about eating out in a fancy restaurant for his mom's birthday. They create a special menu and nutritious meal, with all different kinds of foods.
Curtis is embarrassed to be dressed like a tree for a school play, but when Barney helps the children learn about the importance of trees and recycling, Curtis has a new outlook on his role in the play.

Hannah spends the night with her Aunt Paula and learns from Barney, Baby Bop and BJ about proper grooming habits like brushing teeth, washing hands and bathing.
Barney explores the effects of the sun and wind by using the Adventure Screen and the children play several "windy" activities, including a bubble chase and a sailboat race.
Barney saves the day at the children's picnic and teaches the importance of using their imaginations. They have a great day full of fun, games and the success that comes from following directions.
After Baby Bop and BJ have a disagreement, Barney shows that family unity can be fun. The children learn to soften any hard feelings and reflect on positive behavior.
Kristen moves her pet frog to a special pond and Barney teaches the children about ponds and pond life. Stella tells a special frog prince story.

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.
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.