Barney & Friends WTVS Schedule May 2003

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.
A tree house clean-up project becomes an exercise in discovering new ways to use old things. In the process, the children learn how to make the earth a cleaner, happier place. Barney makes the entire task fun by staging an unusual treasure hunt.
-Barney and his friends prepare for Old King Cole's visit by using their imaginations. After visiting Booker T. Bookworm at the school library, the children learn about the different components of castles. They transform the tree house into their own castle. Upon his arrival, Old King Cole kicks up his heels at the sight of the preparations and treats everyone to a royal celebration.
As the children plant a window box garden, a bee buzzing by sparks their interest in bees and honey. Barney helps the children discover that bees are honey-producing insects. Mr. Boyd adds to the experience by demonstrating his hobby as a beekeeper.
Barney puts together a fun-filled day with the children piece by piece -- like a puzzle! The day's first piece is playing trains; the second piece is a game of hide and seek; the third piece is dress up; the fourth piece is reading a book; and the fifth piece is dancing and singing. At the end of the day, their puzzle is complete and along the way they learn the concept of ordinal numbers!

A visit from Ashley and Alissa's Aunt Rachel inspires the children to have a party in her honor. As the preparations are made, with the help of Barney, Scooter McNutty and Miss Etta Kette, the children share their favorite memories surrounding their own aunts, uncles and cousins.
A rainy day becomes a day of learning and storytelling with Barney and his friends. Barney helps the children learn about rain and rainstorms. Stella reinforces this lesson with a story about the rain forest.
Barney introduces the children to the benefits of wheels, ramps and pulleys when they have the task of moving a heavy trunk. The simple machines teach the children the value of working together, while using the most efficient resources available.
Barney helps Chip teach his little sister, Linda, the letters in her name. All of the children have fun with alphabet activities.
Booker T. Bookworm is anxious to show Barney and the children the new computers in the library. Danny demonstrates basic computer skills that provide fun and imaginative adventures for all.

After receiving a letter from a friend who has moved away, Barney and his friends decide to send her a special package. With BJ as the official photographer, Barney and the children fill the package with many of Samantha's favorite things. BJ's photos of the day's efforts show the children how much fun they had being good friends.
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.