Barney & Friends WTVS Schedule April 2003

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.
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the gang learns about brass bands. There is going to be a brass band concert in the park that night and the band is coming to practice in the afternoon. Angela is there practicing her trumpet as she is just beginning to learn. BJ comes by with his drum hoping to play with the band. Inside the caboose, Mr. Boyd has set up tables for concert-goers to try out different instruments. When Mr. Boyd goes to decorate the park for the concert, the kids and Barney have a picture hunt in the caboose to look for Mr. Boyd's musical pictures. When the brass band comes to practice, the kids head out to watch and listen. BJ and Barney are even allowed to played along; BJ and his drums and Barney and his tuba.
This episode of Barney & Friends is about meeting new friends. Mr. Boyd's niece, Colleen, is in town. When they come to visit the gang at the caboose, Colleen decides to stay and play with everyone. Barney teaches the kids how wonderful it is to meet new people, especially people who are different than you. Colleen, for example, has only one hand. Barney reads "The Lion and the Mouse" to the kids. Before Colleen leaves, the kids and Colleen decide to be pen pals.

In this episode of Barney and Friends, the gang learns about numbers. Tony and his father made a box full of numbers for the school bulletin board, but when Tony was showing everyone, they blew away. The remainder of the show has the gang on a number hunt, searching for Tony's lost numbers. Baby Bop drops by to help and play. Due to their intensive searching, the kids need a break, so they make shake pudding. In the end, all of the numbers are found!
In this episode of Barney and Friends, the gang learns about the difference between inside and outside. In begins when Angela comes to the park with Terry the Turtle. Terry likes to pop his head in and out of his shell. The kids play with Terry until it's time for Angela to release him back to the pond. BJ and Baby Bop have been hiking and meet up with the kids and Barney. They stay to learn about indoor and outdoor voices as well as watching a butterfly come out of her cocoon.
When we first meet the gang, it's raining outside so they have to play inside. But when Barney appears, he teaches the kids to sing a song to make the rain go away. Once it stops raining, they learn about some of their favorite Spring activities. The kids and Barney blow bubbles, have a picnic, and meet some baby ducklings.
In this episode of Barney and Friends, Barney teaches the kids how to play safe. Baby Bop and BJ come to the park to play and learn how to swing and slide and still follow the safety rules. "Don't stand on the swing." "Always take turns on the slide." Sarah and Whitney put on a puppet show with nursery rhymes that aren't very safe, including Humpty Dumpty and Jack Be Nimble. Before it's time to go, Barney and the gang learn that you can't forget to clean up - another safety rule.
In this episode of Barney & Friends, the gang learns about triangles. First, they play triangle hop-scotch, but then wander around the park and in the caboose pointing out different triangles. The kids decide to do craft projects using mainly the triangle shape. Finally, as Mario is preparing for his weekend family camping trip, Barney and the kids imagine that it is night and they have a campfire with s'mores in the park.

In this episode of Barney & Friends, the kids are getting ready for a bike parade. Nick, who is bringing the decorations, has an accident and his bike needs to be fixed. Luckily, Mr. Boyd is there to help. Baby Bop comes by, showing off her skill at riding her tricycle. The kids review important bike safety tips, including remembering to look both ways before crossing the street. Once Nick's bike is fixed, the kids finish decorating their bikes with balloons from Barney.
In this episode, the kids are looking for something new and fun to do. Beth comes up with the idea of a new holiday called Happy Day. The kids make a wish and everyone works together to make that wish come true. For example, Whitney's wish was to play Three Little Kittens and BJ wants to go fishing. The gang also learn how you can tell if someone is happy or sad.
This episode of Barney and Friends is all about family. The kids are invited to a picnic in the park, but they don't know who the mysterious host is. They were asked to bring a family treasure along too. Barney teaches the kids the importance of family. After taking a break inside where the kids practice reading, thekids draw pictures of their families.

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.