As part of their school assignment for “Animal Adventures Week,” the children have been asked to bring their favorite stuffed animal to class. As it turns out, they’ve all brought teddy bears, and each one is different — black, brown, polar and panda. The children are playing with their bears when Barney appears. In his excitement to see Barney, Stephen leaves his bear on the treehouse steps. When he returns to the stairs for his bear, it’s gone! As the children investigate the scene of the missing bear, they discover some clues that may lead them to the bear, and they decide to go on a “Bear Hunt.” BJ joins them on their adventure, and they learn about the different places bears live, what they eat, and that they sometimes sleep for a very long time. The missing bear is found, having been “squirreled away” with Scooter!

Songs:
00:39 “Barney Theme Song”
02:46 “Me and My Teddy”
06:12 “Oh, Where Has My Teddy Bear Gone?”
08:23 “A Hunting We Will Go”
13:25 “The Bear Went Over the Mountain”
15:36 “It’s C-C Cold BRRRR!”
18:16 “The Other Day I Met a Bear”
21:19 “The Barney Bag”
24:49 “I Love You”

Ashley, Kristen and Curtis are trying to help Jeff think of a name for his new kitten when they hear strange noises from the classroom. Barney appears and together they become detectives to solve the case of the mysterious visitor. Along the way they learn about their individual differences. Stella arrives to tell the story of “The City Mouse and the Country Mouse.” Scooter keeps popping in to give his opinion about who the mysterious visitor might be. The mystery is solved when Barney and the children discover Jeff’s new kitten is causing the mischief. They decide on a perfect name for the kitten.

Songs:
00:39 “Barney Theme Song”
02:15 “It’s a Fun, Fun Sunny Day!”
07:10 “Big and Little”
10:00 “Colors All Around”
12:18 “Everyone is Special”
15:04 “Have a Snack!”
21:35 “You’ve Got to Be You”
24:22 “I Love You”

Barney shows the children his new “Vend-O-Ball” machine. When a button is pushed, it dispenses a variety of balls. Barney tells them not to push the red button it’s not working properly. Barney and the children do warm-up exercises with balls. They are joined by Baby Bop, who wants to play ball games, too. The Vend-O-Ball allows the group to share a giant cage ball, try some bowling, and even do a bit of miniature golfing! But when Barney and the children are busy elsewhere, Scooter talks Baby Bop into pushing the red button…and colorful chaos ensues!

Songs:
00:51 “Barney Theme Song”
02:24 “Let’s Play Together”
06:02 “When You Have a Ball”
08:41 “The Exercise Song”
12:00 “Roll, Roll, Roll the Ball’
14:34 “Share Your Stuff”
19:20 “In and Out the Windmill”
22:20 “Clean Up”
24:47 “I Love You”

Hannah’s allergies and Scooter’s cold lead the group to a discussion of health and ways to keep healthy. Barney shows everyone how healthy foods, exercise, and even laughter can improve and maintain your health. “Dr. Barney” gives the children pretend check-ups. Through the Adventure Screen, the children learn not to fear x-rays, and are motivated to make their own pretend x-rays using chalk on black paper. Meanwhile, Barney is trying to recall where he’s misplaced an x-ray of himself that he’d like to show his friends. Hannah finds the x-ray and the children see that Barney is “all heart” and a true “picture of health!”

Songs:
00:39 “Barney Theme Song”
01:55 “It’s a Great Day”
04:42 “Oh, How I Love Trees”
08:08 “Snackin’ On Healthy Food”
10:36 “Laugh With Me!”
12:55 “Squishy, Squashy, Washy”
15:14 “Growing”
17:45 “The Doctor is a Friend of Mine”
21:11 “I Used to Be Afraid”
24:50 “I Love You”

The children are sharing stories about their family traditions/celebrations. Ashley and Alissa tell everyone about the “Sister Celebration” that their family has each year. Robert can’t think of a tradition that his family shares. Barney explains that a family tradition is something that a family does together. Stella tells a story about a special quilt, and the children make family flags with the use of the Barney Bag. They discover how special times and shared experiences become traditions.

Songs:
00:39 “Barney Theme Song”
02:17 “Pat-A-Cake”
03:53 “The More We Get Together”
05:29 “A Family Tradition”
08:05 “Looby Loo”
10:51 “The Fiesta Song”
15:57 “My Family’s Just Right for Me”
18:40 “The Barney Bag”
21:21 “A Camping We Will Go”
22:38 “S’Mores”
24:38 “I Love You”

For Animal Adventures Week, the kids have been asked to bring their favorite stuffed animal to school, and it turns out they have all chosen teddy bears. As they are comparing their bears, Stephen realizes that his is missing, prompting a search of all kinds of places where bears might be found.

Songs:
00:52 “Barney Theme Song”
02:58 “Me and My Teddy”
06:26 “Oh, Where Has My Teddy Bear Gone?”
08:38 “A Hunting We Will Go”
13:36 “The Bear Went Over the Mountain”
15:48 “It’s C-C Cold BRRRR!”
18:27 “The Other Day I Met a Bear”
21:28 “The Barney Bag”
24:54 “I Love You”

When BJ shows up banging on his favorite drum, he prompts an exploration of rhythm and percussion. The kids play clapping and jump-rope games, create rhythm instruments of their own, and learn about the importance of the drum to Native American culture from a special visitor.

Songs:
01:23 “Barney Theme Song”
02:48 “Jack and Jill”
04:49 “BJ’s Song”
07:07 “The Clapping Song”
11:39 “Everybody Should Listen”
15:40 “The Barney Bag”
17:38 “Looby Loo”
21:17 “The Butterfly Dance”
23:01 “Boom, Boom, Ain’t It Great to Be Crazy?”
25:33 “I Love You”

The kids want to buy a friend, a castle, and a plant for their goldfish, Goldie, but they don’t quite have enough money. And to make matters worse, Stephen’s special quarter is missing. Barney and the children sell cookies and lemonade and recycle aluminum cans to raise money, but they still come up exactly 25 cents short—until Scooter comes to the rescue by solving the mystery of the missing quarter.

Songs:
02:07 “Barney Theme Song”
04:21 “The Friendship Song”
08:10 “Pennies in My Pocket”
11:35 “A Hunting We Will Go”
14:19 “The Barney Bag”
16:20 “The Popcorn Song”
20:46 “Ten Little Pennies”
24:24 “Let’s Take Care of Our Pets”
25:59 “I Love You”

Introducing a unique and engaging way for kids to learn their ABCs – through yoga poses!

Each letter of the alphabet can be represented by a corresponding yoga pose. For example, “A” can be represented by the “Aeroplane” pose, where kids can stretch their arms and legs into an aeroplane shape. “B” will be represented by the “Boat” pose, where kids can make the shape of a boat while seated on the floor. The letter “C” can be demonstrated with “Cat” pose – where we are on our hands and knees, arching our backs – like a cat!

As we go through each letter, we’ll provide step-by-step instructions and demonstration of each pose, making it easy and fun for kids to follow along. Not only will they be learning their ABCs, but they’ll also be developing their flexibility, strength, and coordination skills.

Whether your child is a yoga enthusiast or new to the practice, this is perfect for kids of all ages and skill levels. By incorporating yoga poses into their ABC learning, kids will have a blast while getting some exercise and improving their cognitive abilities at the same time.

So, grab your yoga mat and get ready to have fun as we explore the alphabet through yoga poses! Check out all of our videos for the alphabet on our channel, or go on a yoga adventure!

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