Episode 10: Food comes with labelling to tell you all the information you need to understand what you’re eating! Eating the right food is really important to help our bodies do all the different jobs it needs to do!

Episode 09: There’s nothing worse than seeing old carrier bags wedged in a plant, or chewing gum stuck to the pavement or a newspaper blowing down the street like tumbleweed in an old western movie. What's litter? And what can we do about it?

Episode 08: Eating fruit and vegetables every day is really important for growing strong and being healthy! Everybody should try to eat five bits of fruit and veg a day as part of a balanced diet, but adults need bigger portions than kids!

Episode 07: You can help make the most of your neighbourhood, by getting to know your neighbours and helping to improve your local area together. Let's look at how we can foster a sense of community together!

Episode 06: Skin is a wonderful thing – it keeps your insides from falling out, helps you warm up when you’re cold (and cool down when you’re hot), it lets you feel things by touch, and above all, it protects you!

Episode 05: Energy is amazing – it powers everything and is around us all of the time! Most gadgets in your home use electricity as their source of energy. This includes your television, radio, fridge, kettle, cooker, washing machine and your games console! How does it work though? And how is energy generated? 

Episode 04: When you are tucking into your breakfast, lunch, tea or supper, have you ever thought about where all that yummy food you’re eating comes from? Let's find out!

Episode 02: Bees are very important to us for many reasons - here, we'll find out just how important they are! Did you know, One third of the food we eat would probably not be available without the help of bees!

Episode 01: A healthy lifestyle is vital to help ensure that you grow fit and strong! Health experts suggest that there are two main things you should aim to do each day...

Episode 03: Composting is the act of rotting down old food and paper to make soil! Composting at home for just one year can save global warming gases equivalent to all the carbon dioxide that your kettle makes in the same time!