Programação de Little Stars Universe

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Sawyer the rodeo ant is riding into Sunny Patch for the Honeydew roundup. / Pansy is allowed to borrow a special toy and loses it.

Barney and his friends play hopscotch—with a twist. Whitney is learning about triangles at school, so Angela created Triangle Hopscotch to help reinforce "triangles."

Barney and the kids help Mr. Boyd prepare his dog Bingo for a trip to the veterinarian for a check, while learning lessons about caring for dogs at the same time. Meanwhile, BJ is searching for his missing baseball, which he suspects was buried by Bingo.

Nick's homework is to find as many squares as he can. It's great fun when Barney and the kids help!

The children learn all about the piano when they play games, listen to real pianos and even play a little themselves.

Barney, BJ and the kids spend the day preparing for a performance for their friends in the park.

The children learn about many different countries while experiencing an “International Fair” on the playground.

Our trio is off to find a treasure. / We get to see eveyones moring routines. / Hamilton lends his sweater to Nedley.

Hamilton puts on a play. / Hamilton teaches how to ice a cake. / Maggie is running late.

Maggie is cutting hair and buffing nails. / Hamilton gets carried away by some balloons. / Out trio becomes crime slovers.

Beast loses a Tooth. / Beast pretends to be Hamilton. / Hamilton makes a gingerbread house.

Beast's cousin is coming to visit. / Beast goes to Turkey Town. / The triplets fall into a blueberry pie.

Hamilton make a restaurant in a hat. / The trio goes on a campout. / The birds flee from Nedley's birdhouse.

Harried Dad Tidbiddle is a remarkably busy man, so when the Cat in the Hat sells him a "Simplify-your-life-machine," he is immediately smitten.

When Yertle hears Horton singing a lullaby to Morton, he knows that Horton has what it takes to make it to the top.

The mighty waterfall mysteriously stops falling and it's up to our hero, Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose, to figure out why.

Max, the Grinch's dog, has saved a baby's life and won the hearts of everyone.

The people of Troomph are the most frightened people around, and their biggest fear is the oft- discussed-but-never-seen Blag-Bludder Beast.

Paddington's old scool invites the Browns to a special rugby match./Mr. Gruber and Paddington visit a spa./Aunt Lucy visits the Browns.

Clutter has overtaken the Brown's life and Paddington deals with the pile./ Paddington starts a fashion trend in Paris./ Paddington's voice is discovered by a famous Diva who has found a new

Paddington loves reading comic books./Paddington races in a rally, by accident./It's Mr. and Mrs. Brown's anniversary.

Paddington finds a lost dog./ Paddington attends an air show./ Paddington goes to his first ever rock concert.

Paddington's got a new hobby, magic./Mr. Gruber and Paddington visit Mr. Gruber's old friend./Due to bureaucratic bungling, Paddington receives notice that he should attend the local school

Mario is trying to write his very own fairy tale. The children help by acting out some of their favorite fairy tales to give Mario some ideas.

Angela is in the park to release her turtle after observing him with her classmates in school. Barney and the children discuss the meaning of in and out after observing the turtle going in and out of his shell.

The children work together to make a bird house. They are happy to learn that the bird will have lots of company; many animals make their homes in the park too!

It's a rainy spring day, and the children can be found inside painting and creating. Barney arrives, explains the differences amongst the seasons, and suggests playing outside in the rain. The rain is soon replaced by sunshine and a rainbow.

Tony shares a box full of numbers that he made with his dad. He is showing them off when a gust of wind blows them all away. Barney and the kids decide to go on a number hunt. They soon find Baby Bop and their hunt takes the group all over the park.

Through pretend play, Barney, and the children learn about their community and the people that help them live safely and happily there.

A day of imaginative play and fun for Barney and his young friends is kicked off by the arrival of a variety of boxes from the "Enjoy-Your-Toys Company." Surprisingly, every box is empty!

Barney and the children have fun playing with and learning about busses and cars.

Although the park may be a home away from home for Barney and his friends, BJ wants to build his own "totally awesome, completely cool" house. While BJ works on his house, Barney and the children learn all about houses and homes.

Barney helps Baby Bop and the children discover big and little things in the world around them. And by the end of the day, the kids have learned that big or little, they're all wonderful just the way they are!

When Tony brings his kite to the park to show his friends, it accidentally blows into the branches of a tree! While waiting for a breeze to blow the kite down, Barney, Baby Bop and the kids play games about "up" and "down."

Barney and the kids help Baby Bop count to ten by playing games, and visiting a Make-Believe Market.

A "too hot" afternoon becomes a "totally cool" day when Barney introduces his friends to the wonders of water.

Barney helps his young friends find good ways to express and deal with angry emotions.

After a brief misunderstanding, BJ realizes he has many friends. He enjoys a day playing with Barney and the children.

It's always fun to share a day with Barney—but it's also important to learn how to "play it safe!" Baby Bop, wanting to be a good helper, has been attaching adhesive strips to her frustrated (and uninjured) brother, BJ.

After playing with "Stop" and "Go" signs with Angela, Baby Bop leaves to direct some traffic of her own! Meanwhile, in the caboose, Barney and the kids enjoy a costume parade, a game of "Musical Stop & Go," and some very vigorous body movement.

Beth has invented a brand-new holiday called "Happy Day," in which everyone gets to make a wish for something which will make them happy—and everyone else tries to make that wish come true! Barney and the kids discuss feelings and facial expressions.

Throughout the day, Barney and the children learn about "hot" and "cold," but the fun really begins when Barney turns the playground into a winter/summer wonderland!

A tea party planned by the children turns into a fun opportunity to reinforce lessons about good manners! Throughout the day, Baby Bop is given helpful advice.

When Sarah accidentally spills red paint into the blue paint, a mess turns into a perfectly purple day. The children paint pictures, make purple flowers and plan a purple party for their friend Colleen.

Every day with Barney is fun—but today is extra special. It's Barney's birthday!

Kami, one of Barney's youngest friends, has trouble keeping up with the other kids and she's tired of always being last. She's not having a very good day.

The kids have put together a "Caboose Color Collection" which showcases the primary colors—red, yellow and blue. Barney and Baby Bop enjoy songs and games suggested by the colorful objects.

The children are invited to a family picnic in the park, but don't know who invited them. The invitations instruct them to bring a family treasure, so each child has something special with them. Barney helps lead a discussion about families.

Barney, Baby Bop and the kids learn all about “on” and “off” by playing games together.

While Barney has fun with his friends every day, there's something special about making a brand NEW friend! When Mr. Boyd's niece, Colleen visits the park, she's eager to make friends with the other kids...but being the "new kid" isn't easy.

The children are surprised to learn that playing games and having fun in the park is great exercise. Baby Bop is happy to learn that not only is she exercising while she plays, but exercise will make her grow big and strong.

While Barney and the children wait for Mr. Boyd's new fountain to be delivered, they have fun playing in and exploring the park.

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