Barney & Friends WTVS Schedule July 2003

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.

A make-believe adventure leads to real life fun and surprises. On the farm, Barney shows the children how a modern dairy farm works and the children make butter from cream.
Books, individuality and the library experience are explored during a special visit to the school library. Barney's new bespectacled friend Booker T. Bookworm is able to teach everyone the importance of being yourself through the wonderful world of books.
Baby Bop and BJ are jealous of each other's life. They are a taught a valuable lesson when they decide to switch identities for a day. At first, each is thrilled to have the other's life: BJ enjoys the lack of responsibility brought on by being a toddler and Baby Bop likes the respect she is afforded through her added years. But as the day progresses, each learns to appreciate who they really are and wants things back to the way they were.
Baby Bop is taking her self appointed role as safety officer very seriously; she instructs the children on ways to ensure a safe environment at all times. Her overzealous attitude inspires discussion on different safety figures within the community.
BJ's upset stomach, brought on by eating too many round pancakes, promotes discussion of all the different things in the world shaped like circles. Barney then tells the children about the most important circle of all -- a circle of friends.

Kristen is an only child and feels left out when the children start talking about the impending adoption of Kim's baby brother. The children are quick to point out the advantages of being an only child and Barney makes certain each child realizes that all families are unique and special.
Barney's imagination is put to music when the children discover their friend, Mr. Boyd, was once in a band and can teach them about the different instruments used in a band. When Mr. Boyd completes his lesson, the children are able to witness a spectacular musical event through Barney's invitation.
First experiences are shared among Barney and his friends to help Danny's anxiety, brought on by having to make a school presentation. Booker T. Bookworm helps Danny combat his fear by arming him with information to make his presentation stupendous! Baby Bop is also embarking on a first experience by going to bed with her light off.
Mr. Boyd's painting project leads the children to examine colors through Barney's special color hat. The colors blue, red and yellow are explored by finger-painting, singing songs and acting out nursery rhymes. Barney's color hat produces a rainbow, which everyone agrees will be the perfect solution to their problem.

A make-believe game of "cowboys" becomes Buckaroo Barney's Dude Ranch equipped with authentic western wear and a real chuck wagon dinner of "beans and biscuits." Barney shows the young cowpokes how contemporary cowboys and cowgirls live and the group "Riders in the Sky" delights the gang with a western song.

BJ is anxious for Saturday's arrival, so he can go camping! Barney provides BJ with a calendar and assures him time flies when you are having fun. Barney and his friends help BJ carefully plan his trip by providing a fun activity for each day of the week.