Snug the Dino King's presence means it is time to dance; trying to solve the mystery of who ate Snug's muffin.

Carly and Snug explore a jack-in-the-box; The Wiggles stop in for a visit and a song.

Snug and Carly make a new drink called "Snug-Ade"; Snug makes his very first movie, all about dinosaurs.

Carly and her dog, Snug, sing about the dino of the day and make delicious Fairy Bread.

Carly, Snug and TJ make tennis ball puppets and play games on the Discovery Frame.

Carly and Snug get a video call from their friends, The Wiggles; trying fruit salsa.

Snug learns how to do magic from a real magician.

Snug and Carly play a dress-up game; a triceratops is the "Dino of the Day"; Snug finds a shark tooth.

Carly shows Snug how to make music with tap shoes, then play Wiggle or Giggle.

Carly and Snug have a dance party and a wacky Wiggle Off.

Snug and Carly throw a robot dance party, play wiggle or giggle, and sing "Peel the Banana."

Snug and Carly search for the right instrument to finish their "Frog Song."

Carly and Snug start the day off with a song; Carly and Snug try to find the source of a stinky smell in Snug's House.

Snug and Carly make their very own game: Toy Truck Bowling; the search is on for Carly's missing shoe; special musical appearance by Moona Luna.

Snug and Carly start their day with a royal wake-up; Snug opens his very own store and awaits his first customer.

Snug becomes tangled up in a mess of yarn, then his sweater shrinks.

Snug and Carly make tasty banana ghosts, play with a nesting doll, and sing the "Ding, Dong!" song.

Carly and Snug figure out where a mysterious sound is coming from; Snug jumps to the rescue to save a caterpillar; special appearance from Secret Agent 23 Skidoo.

TJ, Carly and Snug go bananas with some new moves and craft paper wigs; Snug gets his very own pet dinosaur.

The Wiggles visit Snug's House and dance; Snug and Carly have an incredible fort; special appearance from Lucky Diaz and the Family Band.

Snug and Carly throw a party; dancing along to "Days of the Week"; someone gets to be the Jolly Good Friendo.

Carly is joined by Snug in the "Sprout House," where they learn valuable lessons, including a lesson about cleaning up after themselves after snack time. Carly and Snug explore the world around them, have dance parties, play games, sing songs with kid music bands such as Secret Agent 23 Skiddoo, and craft new and exciting things with their friends. They are also joined by special guests Tim, Chica, and video-journalist TJ to celebrate birthdays and special events.

The Wiggles are a children's band from Australia who sing, dance and perform for their friends. Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog and pirate Captain Feathersword are guest performers. Each episode focuses on a different theme for preschoolers including food, friendship, the body and family.

Hosted by Sean, one of the hosts of "The Sunny Side Up Show," "Noodle and Doodle" showcases arts-and-crafts ideas and healthy recipes for children and their parents. The crafts and recipes are inspired by real preschoolers' experiences. Sean is assisted by his new friends -- Noodle, a lovable puppet who likes to help in the kitchen, and Doodle, a virtual friend who lives in a tablet-style device. The cooking and crafting takes place in a double-decker bus in which Sean and his helpers provide step-by-step instructions on how to make the creations. Also along for the ride is Sean's dog, Doggity.

Barney, America's favorite purple dinosaur, and his young friends share adventures featuring songs, dances and games that make learning fun. Barney and his dino-pals, Baby Bop, BJ and Riff are joined by a cast of children. The series focuses on caring, sharing and learning.

Preschoolers get to hop on board the "Dinosaur Train" to learn about natural science, natural history and paleontology. Each half-hour episode of this series, produced in CGI-animated format by the Jim Henson Company, features Buddy, a preschool-aged Tyrannosaurus Rex, and his adoptive Pteranodon family traveling on a special train to meet all kinds of dinosaurs and explore the world inhabited by these amazing creatures. Also included are live-action segments hosted by paleontologist Scott Sampson.

"Ruff-Ruff, Tweet & Dave" is a show, set up in a game-show format, that follows the three title characters -- a dog, a bird and a bear, respectively -- as they go on adventures, during which they must make choices. The questions the animated characters face help them decide what to do and how to better understand the world around them. Viewers are able to join in the fun by answering the multiple-choice questions, with Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave serving as the three possible answers to each query and game.

The Fred Rogers Company introduces a new animated preschool series featuring Peg and her sidekick, Cat, as they encounter unexpected challenges that require arithmetic and problem-solving skills. Each episode features two stories in which Peg and Cat face a math word problem that they must solve. Children will learn how to build calculation skills and think about larger concepts that will help them form the foundation for learning math at any level, from kindergarten through calculus.

Colorful pop band The Doodlebops encourage kids to dance and sing along to their music. Geared toward preschoolers, Rooney, Moe, and Deedee Doodle also teach age-appropriate lessons. Segments include "Doodlebops Dance of the Day" with step-by-step instructions for viewers.