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Bungle keeps whining about his breakfast. Rod, Jane and Freddy don't feel like singing a song. And when Zippy starts whining over the cherries on a cake, Geoffrey has had enough and gets very cross.
As Geoffrey reads the story of Mr. Know-It-All, all the others play a part in performing it. Afterwards, Geoffrey reads a Tat the Cat story to boot.
How different moods affect you. Geoffrey tells Audrey Titcombe's story The Moodies, illustrated by Bill Titcombe.
Zippy starts telling everyone what to do. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing Bossy Boots, and the others join in.
Geoffrey explains to Bungle, George and Zippy that sometimes they must do things they don't like. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing Must I Sing A Song? Also, Christopher Lillicrap tells Anna Standon's story Curious And Furious, illustrated by Alex Forbes.
Geoffrey, Bungle, George and Zippy play tricks and tell jokes. Jane tells Marjorie Newman's story of The Dustpan Brush Hedgehog, illustrated by Norman Beardsley.
Geoffrey finds a wizard's spell book and all sorts of things begin to happen. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing The Crystal Ball and magician Ali Bongo adds to the fun.
Bungle, George and Zippy discover that juggling and balancing aren't as easy as they look.
Rod, Jane and Freddy sing Mischievous One, and clowns Frankie and Jamie Anderson show how clowning is done.
The story is Zooma The Star Baby by Jennifer Barford, illustrated by Joanne Cole.
Bungle, George and Zippy hear strange noises. Geoffrey investigates. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing Rainy Nights.
Zippy, Bungle, George and Geoffrey don't find living together easy. Today's story is Penguins On Parade written by Lee Pressman and illustrated by Joan Hickson.
Living together happily means sharing things. The story is The Desert Island, written by Mary Campbell and illustrated by Nicola Smee.
Zippy, George, Bungle and Geoffrey disguise themselves for a fancy-dress party.
Zippy, George and Bungle watch what flies high in the sky. Guest Jean Challis reads the story Mr Dragon's Busy Day, written and illustrated by Bridget Appleby.
A visit to the seaside. Geoffrey tells Bungle about divers and what it's like under the waves. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing about fish in the sea. Robin and Rosie go for an adventure walk on the shore of Cockleshell Bay.
Many things live and grow in the ground. The story is Pipsqueaks, illustrated by Joan Hickson.
Geoffrey makes jelly for Zippy, George and Bungle and George calls it a jelly mountain. Geoffrey takes Zippy, Bungle and George up a very high hill to show them the view. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Looking Around". Zippy and George make a mountain from building blocks and Bungle pretends to be king of the mountain. Then there's a story in Cockleshell Bay.
Bungle, Zippy, George and Geoffrey find out what it's like to be packed like sardines in a tin. Guest Ian Bartholomew reads Moving Day by Mary Campbell, illustrated by Nicola Smee. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing Shakin' Shakers.
Geoffrey shows Zippy, Bungle and George how to play and turn around. They also find it's more fun when there's room to move about. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing Shakin' Shakers again. The story is The House That Grew by Anna Standon, illustrated by Peggy Burton.
Zippy feels exhausted just watching the others exercising. He also suffers when he doesn't go to bed early. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing The Health Song. In Cockleshell Bay all the family have fun doing their exercises.
Zippy makes himself invisible and then Geoffrey pretends he's invisible. Geoffrey, George and Zippy make Bungle think he's invisible. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "Vanishing Act". Geoffrey reads a story called 'Mildred Makes A Mistake'. Then Jane shares some invisible tea and doughnuts with everyone.
Bungle, Geoffrey, Zippy and George find out how hard is to hold to things when they hang out the washing and using garden tools. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing "On A Windy Day". Geoffrey draws some faces on balloons to scare away birds in the garden. Freddy reads a story called 'The Flying Umbrella'.
Bungle finds a big bag, but can't see inside. Rod, Jane and Freddy sing The Mystery Bag, and Robin and Rosie try to solve a mystery at Cockleshell Bay.
Geoffrey, Bungle, Zippy and George meet a magician and try to copy his tricks. Rod, Jane and Freddy do a Vanishing Act. At Cockleshell Bay, things vanish as if by magic.
George is too shy to ask for help. Bungle, Zippy and Geoffrey encourage him to speak up for himself. George feels bolder, and even sings It's Nice To Dream. The story is Don't Be Shy by Gladys Lee, illustrated by Peggy Burton.
