Let's Yakka Yak and sing with Dee about everything I love about me!

Cool Blue arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour blue with the Colourblocks.

Enna and her Dad take a trip on a steam train and see how it works. In this series, Enna Gee explores the wonders of energy and power.

Superstar Fifty rocks out the Numberland stadium with her shining gold guitar.

Bitz & Bob explore the invention of the Braille code with the help of Amy who is blind. Amy goes to Henshaws, a charity for the blind, to meet Fiona who tells her all about the history of the Braille code. Amy also tells the listeners how braille works and practices playing her baritone horn using the Braille music code. #CBeebiesRadio

Bedtime lullaby sung by Mrs Weaver, Katerina Flamingo and John the Crab.

Stallholder Bob tells Molly he is borrowing a friend’s boat to go on a boat trip, hopefully to see dolphins. Molly asks if she can go too. Bob says she can if she can find another adult to come too. Molly asks her dad, James, who is not sure as he has suffered from sea sickness in the past. Molly persuades him to come. On the boat the sea gets choppy and James starts to feel ill. Molly asks Bob for help, and he suggests a trick he used when he was younger. They all try it out and James feels a little better. On the way back they are rewarded with a lovely sight, which makes everyone’s day.

Alphablock I is having a dance party - by herself!

The forest animals are hungry and thirsty. Hare tells them of a magical tree that can give them food and water but they can't remember the name of the tree! They decide to ask the Wise Owl who lives at the top of the mountain but it's a long and trecherous journey to the top. Will they be able to remember the magical words as they make their way back down to their friends in the forest?

Musicians from the BBC Philharmonic are joined by storyteller Jan Blake and multi-instrumentalist Sidiki Dembélé to share this beautiful, traditional tale from West Africa.

Mrs Weaver returns with a song all about seasons. It’s a celebration of spring, summer, autumn and winter.