Episodes (5)

Jul 13, 2009
Brooke and Jay make a seaside mural, take the toys for a train ride and see the 'Here is the Sea' animation. Through the windows is a lighthouse. The story is 'Chugging all the Way' by Naokata Mase.

Jul 14, 2009
Brooke and Teo make leaf pictures. Through the windows is an airport. The animation 'Old MacDonald Had a Farm' is shown. The story 'Welcome to the Farm' is performed.

Jul 15, 2009
Andrew and Alex are visited by a guinea pig. They cook fried rice. Through the windows fruit and vegetables are followed from the garden to a restaurant. The story is 'Row Your Boat' by Lisa Bruce.

Jul 16, 2009
Sofya, Alex and Andrew go exploring in the jungle and make a box submarine for Jemima and Little Ted. Through the windows is a bridge opening. The 'Jump or Jiggle' animation is shown. The story is 'Clip Clop' by Nicola Smee.

Jul 17, 2009
Georgie and Alex recycle, dress up as dragons and make a golf ball painting. Through the windows are pelicans. The story 'Riding Along' is performed.
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Play School Season 244 (1966) is released on 0001-01-01T08:05:43+08:05 and the latest season 245 of Play School is released in 2008. Watch Play School online - the English Family TV series from Australia. Play School is directed by Mark Barnard,Ian Munro,Julie Money,Henrietta Clark and created by Mark Barnard with Benita Collings and John Hamblin.