Emma!

Today is the perfect day to visit the happy chef. Join Emma as she learns a new recipe and cooks something delicious with her friends.

Let's take a trip to the garden and dance some baa-baa-ballet with some little baby lambs! Then it's off to Emma's dance studio to learn some new styles of dance.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and meet some dancing flowers. It is flower fun for everyone! Then it is off to Emma's ance studio for a ballet lesson.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and ride, wheel or run around the park. There are so many different ways to move around and see the sights.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and admire all the fabulous flowers. Join Emma in picking her favourite flowers with her friends and collecting them in a basket to take home and enjoy.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and enjoy a Japanese song all about the spring time. Spring has come to the village; it has come to the mountains and it has come to the fields.

Today Emma sings and dances to songs in Greek, in Hebrew and in the Anindilyakwa language of the Wanindilyakwa people from Groote Eylandt! How special it is to enjoy so many songs in so many languages.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and sing all about a beautiful, dancing butterfly in Greek! Then get your passports ready as its off to meet Emmas friend the pilot and sing a song all about planes.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and meet some balletic butterflies! Butterflies flit from flower to flower, dancing their happy way. Watching these beautiful, colourful creatures is how Emma spends her day!

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and sing a special lullaby all about a kangaroo, a kookaburra and a platypus!

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and sing along to a song all about a little green frog. frog keeps making a "galumph" sound, but we all know frogs go "la de da de da"!

Let's take a look and see what's in Emma's music box.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and join Emma for a special ballet lesson. In today's garden ballet lesson, you will make a diamond shape as your legs move this way, this ballet step is called a demi plie!

We join Emma at her dance studio where she learns a special dance from her new friends. They perform a style of dance from the South of India called Bharatanatyam to a favourite nursery rhyme, sung in both English and Tamil.

Emma discovers a tiny frog in her music box and sings a song all about 'Five Speckled Frogs'. The speckled frogs are sitting on a speckled log eating the most delicious flies.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and sing and dance along to a superb, stupendous song about spring time! In spring time, the sun shines and flowers blossom in the breeze.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and see what we discover. Look over here! Look over there! There are fairies dancing everywhere! Join Emma and the fairies with the flowers in their hair for some bowtiful ballet.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and learn about all the different ways you can move. You can walk, you can wheel, you can even jump like a kangaroo!

Let's take a look inside Emma's music box. Why, it's a little mouse! And that little mouse is looking for a house with one room for breakfast, one room for tea, one room for supper and one room to dance.

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and meet the dancing owls. Put your hands up and make big owl eyes and Do the Owl! It will be a hoot!

What could be in Emma's music box today? Why, it's a little Dalmatian! Join Emma in singing the story of Spot the Dalmatian, Phil the Platypus, and Zorrick the Zebra, who learnt to treasure their spots, bills and stripes!

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and sing a song about three little wrens. Then it's off to visit an astronaut and sing a song all about walking on the moon. It is an out of this world experience!

It's off to visit Emma's friend the scientist, a smiling scientist of course. Put on your safety coat and join Emma and the scientist in asking the question 'will it float, or will it sink?'. What do you think?

Let's take a trip to Emma's bowtiful garden and dance around the mulberry bush. It's the only thing to do on a cold and frosty morning!

Lets go and visit Emma's friend, the truck driver. He drives the truck to the dairy, where all the cows go 'moo'. Sing and dance along to the truck driving song with Emma and her friends. Its a truly 'moo-ving' experience!