Disappointed she isn't going on a big adventure like Tio Javier, Nina imagines her own adventure around the block with Abuelita.

Nina is determined to track down and get rid of an ugly, scary house spider. But will she change her mind once she learns more about her eight-legged house guest?

When Nina finds a mysterious puzzle made by her grandfather, Abuelito, the Star Amigos make it their mission to solve an old family riddle.

Nina really wants to win a community dance contest with her Papi, but her need to win gives Papi two left feet.

The Star Amigos learn that when things get at their worst, don't give up, try again, especially with the help of friends.

Nina gets to plant her own garden.

When Santi decides that Lucy the flashlight is his new favorite toy, Nina has a hard time giving up Lucy to her little brother.

When Nina learns that Papi forgot to buy Mami's soccer game tickets, she sets out to find a pair in time for the big game.

Nina lacks an older sibling for a school shadowing project.

The Star Amigos learn that when trying to solve a problem, sometimes it helps to take a step back and look at the big picture.

Nina explores her surroundings, makes friends, and learns a lot about growing up in the process.

Nina wants to learn how to swim.

When Mr. Kapur holds a yard sale to benefit the city's animal shelter, Nina doesn't want to give up some of her old toys for the good cause.

Nina dresses in a traditional Mexican folk dancing costume.

Nina wants to make her sixth birthday the best ever, but everything doesn't go according to plan.

Nina and her friends learn the importance of following rules.

Nina learns to ask for help when you need it.

Abuelita takes Nina to a library to see a railroad exhibit.

Nina and Abuelita have an important job to do: deliver Mami's famous cakes.

Nina decides to create her own mini-museum of Flores family history.

Nina explores her surroundings, makes friends, and learns a lot about growing up in the process.

Young, tech-savvy Dot is a true child of the 21st century -- she is well-versed in technology and has a strong curiosity and thirst for knowledge. She uses electronic devices to help her learn, create and explore, but she always makes sure to unplug and enjoy quality time with friends, family and pet dog Scratch. She explores the world and goes on adventures with her buds, including best friend Hal, and pooch to satisfy her curiosity and find out more about what goes on around her. Dot gets her passion for technology from her techie mother, who develops apps, while her father is more old-school with a love for woodworking and would rather enjoy the simple things in life than be tethered to electronics. The animated series is based on a children's book written by technology advocate Randi Zuckerberg, who calls the titular character "relatable" and says she is "that friend we all have who is energetic, adventurous and imaginative."

In Doozer Creek, a self-sustainable community located just outside the view of humans, members of the Doozer Pod Squad design, create and innovate different things. Whether they're designing a racecar or building a giant gingerbread house, the Doozers work together to solve problems. Young Spike Doozer pushes the other members of the team -- including younger sister Daisy Wheel, pilot Flex and organization guru Molly Bolt -- into action. The preschool series is based on characters from "Fraggle Rock," a show that was popular in the 1980s.

Sarah is a 7-year-old girl with big eyes and a green hat. She lives with her best friend, a quacky, slightly manic fowl appropriately named Duck. Each episode features the pair setting out on simple but exciting adventures as they explore the world in their own imaginative way. The animated series focuses on the experiences of childhood as seen through Sarah's eyes as she learns new things every day. The show's objectives are to help kids learn about friendship, imagination and problem solving.

Curious aliens get to experience everyday life for a typical suburban family in this CGI-animated series that takes place in a real house. The aliens, who are each 4 inches tall, are observing Earth as part of their first mission away from their home planet, Floog, which means everything they experience is new to the pint-sized Floogals. Even a simple task like using a toothbrush takes a lot of ingenuity for the aliens to figure out. They must keep their true identities a secret when they are discovered by an 8-year-old fan of science fiction, who thinks their spaceship -- which landed in a yard-sale box -- is a toy that he hangs in his room alongside other toy spacecraft and stars. Each day the Floogals surreptitiously explore the household to find out about the peculiar behavior of the "hoomans" and their belongings as part of their mission. By the end of each episode, they compile a report about their latest findings, which they send back to Floog.

Adventure-seeking Polly is always on a quest for fun along with the rest of the Pamplemousse family. Living with the family are extraordinary pets known as Zhu Zhus, including Pipsqueak, Num Nums, Chunk and Mr. Squiggles. The talking critters have to stay on their toes to keep up with the non-stop action and adventures in the family's lives. The animated series is based on the popular line of Zhu Zhu Pets toys.

Popular Chica ("The Sunny Side Up Show") gets her own show in this live-action/animation hybrid that promotes social-emotional development in preschoolers. Chica helps her mom and dad in the Costume Coop, a playful shop filled with whimsical costumes, and when the shop closes, she and her friends transform into animated characters and go on adventures that teach kids lessons, including one on an underwater adventure that teaches about cleanup time and another on a voyage with Vikings that explains why manners are important. Chica's buddies include best friend Kelly, huggable rag doll Stiches and pet rabbit Bunji.