The Doodlebops search for their missing instruments.

Deedee and Rooney work on a new song.

Deedee has trouble with the tricks for her new magic act; she makes things disappear but can't make them appear again.

The gang shows Moe the benefits of being short.

The gang discovers strange tracks while learning about dinosaurs.

Deedee and Moe try to go out to fly their new kite; Rooney holds them up when he can't stop asking questions.

Deedee's birthday.

Mazz copes with a bad day by counting to 10 and shares his technique with his friends.

The gang learns to accept and enjoy an unusual day.

The gang tries to find the sounds for a new song.

Moe discovers that reading can be fun.

The gang finds a lost puppy.

The bus won't start, the Doodlebops must find a way to get to the concert.

Deedee pretends to be a queen; she gets carried away bossing around Rooney and Moe.

When a storm causes the power to go out, the Doodlebops talk about their fears.

Judy's jumping inspires Deedee to create a last-minute act.

Rooney tries a new invention that makes things go fast and things go slow on Moe.

The Doodlebops plan to answer fan mail but get distracted by a parade.

Rooney tries to see a very rare bird; he learns that persistence pays off.

Rooney and Moe are suspicious of Deedee's new tap shoes.

When the Doodlebops try to record songs separately, they learn they don't sound as good without each other.

"Doodlebops" favorites Deedee, Rooney and Moe Doodle solve problems that are relatable to preschoolers in this animated series. The series helps children face situations and solve problems through courage and logic. Featuring two original songs in each episode, the show encourages an appreciation of music, physical activity and health. "Doodlebops Rockin' Road Show" also helps children develop a sense of humor.

Popular Australian kids' band The Wiggles are back for this series that features Wiggles classics and new material. Band members Anthony, Lachy, Simon and Emma -- the group's first female full-time member -- head out on a new adventure on the show "Ready, Steady, Wiggle!" mixes in clips of performances from the Wiggles' live tour in addition to songs performed on the series.

Bo goes on amazing adventures with her friend Dezadore.

Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm and their Busytown buddies have fun-filled adventures while trying to find the answers to life's puzzles. Joined by Sally Cat, Hilda Hippo and other familiar faces, the friends travel Busytown in the Apple Car and the Pickle Car looking for new mysteries to solve. Examining the evidence, the pals put their detective skills to work to reunite a lost parrot with its owner, find out why residents of the town have fresh paint on their clothes, and hunt for a monster, among other things. Inspired by the works of author Richard Scarry.

Aimed at the toddler and pre-school set, "Caillou" is an educational show that stars the 4-year-old title character (pronounced KY-YOO), who lives with his mother, father and sister in a blue house on Pine Street. Caillou has invisible friends, learns how to play sports and explores nature. Friendly and curious, Caillou discovers as much fun and wonder as any kid can imagine. In addition to the animated segments featuring Caillou's adventures, the show also features puppet skits and videos of children in real-life situations.

This cartoon for preschoolers takes two elements young children often find fascinating -- mythical animals and monster trucks -- and combines them to create a different kind of action hero. The mechanicals are comprised of Rex, Unicorn, Komodo, Sasquatch and Mouse, five friends with the power to transform themselves into various shapes, which comes in handy considering the world in which they inhabit is also a "snap-together-take-apart" kind of place. Each episode, the mysterious Island Owl appears to send the team on a specific mission. It doesn't take long for the Animal Mechanicals (and young viewers) to then decide who among them is best suited to tackle each of the many challenges that pop up during their adventures.

Music-centric series "dirtgirlworld," geared toward preschoolers, aims to introduce children to the joys of outdoor play and sustainable, green living. The series features dirtgirl, a gumboot-wearing girl who grows tomatoes and drives a big orange tractor, and her backyard full of friends, including her best friend next door who is a whiz with junk, a stunt star with an inferiority complex, a monosyllabic scarecrow and the green thumbs -- real kids in real gardens having unreal fun. The series, a distinctive blend of live action and animation, takes the audience to a world in which the real and unreal collide.