Buzz from Toi Time is back at it again! Join him for exciting missions on his family farm and around rural Aotearoa, as he shares his love of nature, whanau and the whenua.
Don't Look Now is an American national children's sketch comedy show produced for PBS by WGBH-TV in Boston, Massachusetts, and created by Geoffrey Darby and Roger Price. It is a clone of their program for CTV and Nickelodeon, You Can't Do That on Television.
Diego, a young camel, lives quietly in the desert with his friends Tony scorpion, Zazie ostrich, fennec Joe and Larry the lizard. One day he found a can containing Ziggy, part raccoon, part genius. After making his first vows 2 (cafeteria for him and his friends and a pool), sand enters the can which acts lampre in engineering. It remains only wish to perform for that Ziggy is free. But the vows made by Diego always turn to disaster and prevents Ziggy take his freedom.
When Ronny moves to a small town with his scientific family, he ends up next door to Julia, whose parents live and breathe music. Despite their differences, Ronny and Julia quickly become best friends. But when a conflict flares up between the families, the children are forbidden from seeing each other - something they won't accept without further ado.
The Baby Club is a ground-breaking series aimed at parents and carers of 6-to-18-month-old babies. Each episode is firmly rooted in academic research and replicates the activities of community baby groups all over the world. Hosted by Giovanna Fletcher and Nigel Clarke, these engaging presenters welcome six babies and their grown-ups, leading on-screen activities and encouraging interaction at home. In each programme the group play together and grow while exploring everyday objects through fun activities, catchy songs and simple stories.
In a brand new series, Mister Maker will be packing up his Marvellous Maker Case to embark on a global journey of arty adventures in Mister Maker Around The World. Travelling to all four corners of the globe from Sydney to Hong Kong, Cape Town to Rio and right across the UK, Mister Maker will visit children to learn about art in their countries and to make new projects with them, inspired by their local cultures.