Eubie and friends catch a case of Higgly Ivy; Kip's grandparents take the children berry picking.

A dentist fixes Kip's tooth after discovering a cavity; a barber helps Wayne remove a giant lollipop stuck in his hair.

A truck driver delivers a shipment of Kip's dad's special bowling balls; a lifeguard watches over the kids when they visit the swimming pool.

The Fricky Frack Funhouse catches on fire; an ambulance driver takes Mrs. Barber to the hospital.

A crane operator helps clean up a mess; Uncle Lemmo and his neighbor disagree over the color of a fence.

A cowboy helps capture a wandering cow; a snow plow driver rescues a hot dog cart stuck in the snow.

The street sweeper clears the streets of confetti during a parade; the zookeeper helps rescue the kids' drawings.

A cabdriver helps the kids when they get lost in the city; the kids find a stray dog while playing.

A forest ranger helps the kids when they lose their hiking trail; the kids try to discover the source of a mysterious noise.

The baker teaches the kids how to bake bread; the Coach teaches Eubie and his friends how to play Higglyball.

The kids guess how much candy is in a jar; the kids celebrate the 100th day of school.

A translator helps the kids talk to a new girl; the kids learn how to play musical instruments.

A tailor fixes Wayne's pants; Eubie's cousin gets stuck on the park's new slide.

A guide dog helps a blind art teacher deliver Twinkle's artwork; the kids learn about slang.

Santa Claus and Pix the elf try to save Santa's sleigh.

Kip's grandma knits the kids new winter clothes; a policewoman directs the kids back home when they get lost.

Fripp opens a new hot-dog stand near the Ferris wheel; the kids decide to go camping.

A grocer helps the kids shop for soup ingredients; Kip and his friends start a club.

On the way to the beach, the car has a flat tire; a librarian helps the kids learn about interesting creatures in the backyard.

A police dog helps find Fripp's lost hot dog cart; a tug boat pulls the kids to safety when their boat runs aground.

The kids learn about the history of Halloween in Higglytown.

JoJo is a curious 6-year-old clown who lives with her family and friends in Circus Town. "JoJo's Circus" teaches kids about movement using games, songs, colorful circus characters and funny storylines. Viewers are encouraged to walk, run, dance, jump, climb and move with JoJo and all the characters in Circus Town.

Oso, a lovable teddy bear who is, however improbably, a special agent in training, turns to young viewers at home to complete his missions for the United Network for Investigating Quite Usual Events (UNIQUE), an international consortium of stuffed animals charged with teaching kids how to complete everyday tasks such as mailing a letter, using a library or just cleaning their room. Oso's adventures carry titles inspired by James Bond films: "Gold Feather," "A View to a Book" and "Carousel Royale," among others.

Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, Daisy and Donald all hang around the Clubhouse. Mickey leads viewers through stories with play-along and singalong segments. Learning early math skills and identifying shapes, patterns and numbers are all part of Mickey's lessons. Mickey and his pals also play with handy gizmos and gear, including the Mousekedoer, Mouseketools and a transportable device called Toodles.

In the town of Sheetrock Hills everyone gets help from handyman Manny Garcia and his talking tools, including Turner the screwdriver and Dusty the saw. The series teaches basic Spanish words and phrases and exposes kids to Latin culture. Other lessons focus on working together and problem solving as a team.

A group of adventurous animals on wheels -- part animal, part vehicle -- live and learn in an unexplored jungle that still somehow has roads. A cross between a pink pig and a scooter, Zooter serves as the jungle messenger, and Ellyvan, a cross between an elephant and a van, provides a delivery service. The denizens of the jungle have fun-filled adventures that help young viewers learn literacy skills and to care about the environment.

Stanley and his best friend Dennis, a talking goldfish, love animals and adventure. Stanley explores the animal kingdom with Dennis and sometimes his dog, Harry, his cat, Elsie, and some neighborhood friends. They learn all about animals and their habitats in Stanley's Great Big Book of Everything. The book also helps them solve problems at home and school. Each day Stanley uses his thinking skills, imagination and love of animals to encourage viewers to help him solve problems and find out more about the world around them.

Leo, Annie, Quincy and June are the Little Einsteins. This preschool series is full of adventures that introduce kids to nature, world cultures and the arts. Each episode has a mission and journey of discovery that incorporates a celebrated piece of classical music and a renowned work of art or world culture. The Little Einsteins use their passion and talents to work together and solve challenges.

Charlie is always teaching his 4-year-old little sister, Lola, all sorts of things. Whether it's trying new foods, getting a haircut or losing a tooth, Charlie's been there and is happy to share his wisdom with little sis. The series is geared toward preschoolers and incorporates family values, humor and the power of the imagination.