On a hot day in the park, Barney teaches the kids about the importance of water to both humans and plants. They water the plants, make lemonade, learn the right way to brush their teeth, and then imagine a pool to go swimming in.... Read More

Mr. Boyd teaches everyone about bicycle safety and fixes Nick’s bike just in time for the bike parade.... Read More

An ordinary day on the playground becomes a very special day when Barney gives his friends some books about “very special people”-themselves! The kids plan to fill the empty pages of the books with the things that make them special and unique. By day’s end, everyone has a book filled with fun facts about themselves-and Barney gets a surprise “thank you” gift, too! All in all, it’s a very special day with some very special friends!... Read More

Barney and the kids are playing jump rope. Baby Bop arrives and is having a hard time getting the rhythm of the game as she keeps getting caught up in the rope.... Read More

Emily needs to write an original Mother Goose rhyme for school, but is finding the assignment difficult. Fortunately, Barney has a friend who can help-Mother Goose herself! She reminds Emily that the rhymes should be fun-and thus begins a happy romp as Barney and the kids play games based on Mother Goose rhymes. Properly inspired, the kids are able to write nice Mother Goose rhymes of their own-so nice, in fact, that Mother Goose plans to write them down in her own book at home!... Read More

Barney teaches the children how to explore the world around them using all five of their senses.... Read More

Curtis is embarrassed to be dressed like a tree for a school play. Barney assures him that it’s a terrific role and hopes Curtis will feel the same way when he learns more about trees. The Adventure Screen shows many different types of trees in different environments. The children are surprised to discover how many of their favorite foods and products come from trees. This leads to a discussion of a lumberjack’s job, and Barney tells the fantastic tale of Paul Bunyan. In the end, Curtis has an entirely new outlook about his role in the play. ... Read More

The threat of rain drives the children and Barney into the treehouse where they notice a bird’s nest. This prompts curiosity about different animal homes.... Read More

The children have brought their pets to school for “show n’ tell.” They have fun demonstrating how they care for their pets.... Read More