Nanna shows Zou how to make pom-pom animals to sell at the school fair; when Zou calls them monsters, they sell really well.

Zeeboy, Zak's cuddly toy, has gone missing.

When Zinnia comes round for the day, Zou isn't too keen at first.

Zou learns about road safety.

Dad goes away on business for a week.

Zou finds his substitute teacher's lessons aren't quite the same as his usual teacher's.

Zak must mold for a project.

Zou, Elzee and Grandpa play a game of hide and seek.

Grandpa teaches the color game.

Zou has to make a nature presentation at school.

Zou must do a project on animals who carry their homes on their back; all the ones he can think of have already been picked, but then he is struck by inspiration at the beach.

Zou is trying to keep his clothes clean for a family photo, so Grandpa comes up with a game that is both clean and magical.

After Zou finds his father's old model sail boat in the shed, he and Grandpa get it ready to race against Zinnia's remote-controlled boat.

Grandad has some tomatoes for a picnic and asks Zou and friends to deliver them on their train.

On a snowy day Zou attempts to build an igloo; when his engineering skills are challenged, Grandpa helps him learn the value of perseverance.

Zou and his grandfather spend the day tracking mysterious footprints in the snow.

Zou enters into a sand castle competition; his parents try to help him out but get too competitive, with disastrous results.

Zou keeps watching the clock while waiting for Elzee to come over; he learns he has to be patient when he has to wait for an hour.

On a snow day, Zou's grandfather makes a sledge for Zou and Elzie to use; Zinnia uses a fancy new sleigh.

Zou is shown all his family's different instruments and can't decide which is his favorite.

When Uncle Zavier's car breaks, Zou is inspired to become a garage mechanic.

In this series, young Noddy becomes a detective as he and his friends set out to solve mysteries in Toyland. Whenever something is amiss in the colorful land, Noddy and best friends Bumpy Dog and Revs get on the case to find out what is going on and how they can make things right. Noddy uses his investigation kit and WhoWhatWhere tablet to help the gang solve the mysteries. The CGI series features the character that originally appeared in Enid Blyton's children books beginning in 1949.

When you look at the night sky, you might notice three stars to the right of Alpha Centauri. That's the location of the Astroblast Space Station, a cosmic clubhouse where visitors flock from planets near and far to play with old friends and make new ones. An animal team -- Comet, Halley, Sputnik, Radar and Jet -- runs the station under the watch of Sal the Octopus. While the animals have disparate personalities that sometimes lead to strife, the crew members learn to accept their differences, help one another and become friends.

Kids like superheroes, so what could be better for tykes than becoming superheroes themselves? That's what happens at night for young friends Connor, Amaya and Greg. When they put on their pajamas and activate their animal amulets, they turn into their alter egos -- Catboy, Owlette and Gekko -- before embarking on adventures that are filled with action. Along the way, they solve mysteries and learn valuable lessons. The animated series is based on the "Les Pyjamasques" book series by French author Romuald Racioppo.

Based on the popular children's book series, "The Berenstain Bears" features Mama and Papa Bear as they raise their two cubs (and later in the series, a puppy named Little Lady) in the beautiful countryside community of Bear Country. Many neighbors are furry friends that join in on life's lessons for the sibling cubs. Brother Bear loves soccer and dinosaurs, and Sister Bear loves to jump-rope. Together, they learn about family roles and relationships. The animated series aims to teach kids life lessons.

Imaginative 9-year-old Stella is a star in the eyes of 4-year-old brother Sam, who feels lucky to have a big sister like her. Not only does Stella include Sam in all the fun things she does, but she knows everything -- or, at least, that's what it seems like to a 4-year-old -- and uses her knowledge to help out little bro during his frequent exploring outings. Sam is quick to explore beyond the walls of his house ... as long as someone else goes first. The adventure-filled animated series is based on a children's book series by Marie-Louise Gay.