Babar and the Adventures of Badou

A CGI-Animated Orange Monkey follows Animal Movements and encourages live action kids to dance with him.

The adventures of a family of seven rabbits who live in the community of Beechwood Grove. Based on the book series by Geneviève Huriet, Amélie Sarn and Loïc Jouannigot.

Baa and Billie have built a fantastic new see-saw in the meadow. Jess can't wait to have a go. But when he tries to make it go up and down with him on one end and Baa and Billie on the other he just gets stuck in the air and can't get the see saw down. 'How can I go up and down on the see saw?' he asks? -desperate to have all the 'up and down' fun he see the puppies having when they jump on the see-saw. Jess asks Horace the hoppy frog what he knows about 'up and down', he talks to Willow about scales and weighing things until finally he works it out - if he finds someone roughly the same weight as him - balanced just like the puppies were - he'll do it! He works out that Mimi - of all his friends- weighs about the same as him and just as he worked out they jump on the see saw and go up and down, up and down and have a fantastic time! Yippety Yay!

A magical fairy and her friends go on magical and wild adventures while avoiding being seen by 'persons'.

On the outside, Finley is a bright red fire engine. On the inside he's a kid at heart, full of curiosity, good will, and generosity. He embodies that special age of wonder where everything is new--a character that children can relate and respond to. Just one of the many trucks and cars who come to life in the town of Friendlyville, Finley lives at Fire Station #5 with Captain Parker, the Grandfather of all fire engines, Scout the Firehouse Dog, Polly the Stationhouse Pole, and the alarming Mr. Bell. Also dedicated to serving the community in their own unique ways are Gorby the Garbage Truck, Miguel the Mail Truck, Scooty the School Bus, DJ the Bulldozer, Jesse the Tow Truck, Isabelle the Ice Cream Truck, and Dexter the Dump Truck. Stressing simple, visually captivating storytelling that entertains, and nurtures the imagination and the senses, Finley the Fire Engine covers such developmental themes as being kind, responsible, and truthful, how to build self-esteem, and the joy of discovering the benefits of sharing and being a good friend. It also covers such issues as sibling rivalry, illnesses, the care of pets, safety during playtime and sports, making mistakes and solving them, compassion for those that are different, peer pressure, teamwork, the importance of physical fitness, and so much more.