At the Kid’s Club it is Caitlin’s birthday, but she is sad because her best friend Euan is off sick. Ruby and Caitlin play hide and seek to cheer Caitlin up. Moira was supposed to take Euan and Caitlin bowling for Caitlin’s birthday but as Euan is not there, they decide that Ruby should go instead. At the bowling alley Moira scores a ‘strike’ but Caitlin and Ruby find it difficult to roll the heavy bowling balls. Ruby finds it funny that they are both ‘rubbish’ at bowling, but Caitlin does not see the funny side. Moira asks who the best at being rubbish is. Caitlin and Ruby have lots of fun being rubbish at bowling, proving you don’t have to be good at something to have fun.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the fastest woodwind player Pear attempting to be a one-pear orchestra and play three woodwind instruments.

Pat finds himself in a bit of a pickle when Bernie the cheeky parrot escapes from his cage. Will Pat get this delivery back on track?

Young Y wants to know why he can't sing with the vowels - but anything's possible if you try.

Supertato and his co-host Carrot are joined by their guest Broccoli down in the music aisle who will be teaching the dance craze that’s got the supermarket swinging. But when Evil Pea steals the beatbox and the music stops will it be the end of the Broccoli Boogie on today’s show or will Supertato come to the rescue?

If you love to move whenever you hear a good beat, then this song is perfect for you!

A game of hide and seek takes longer than usual when Duck gets scared by some fireworks! Don't forget to listen to the sounds - there's a quiz at the end of the show! Sarah and Duck embark on exciting adventures on #CBeebiesRadio, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way.

Let's Yakka Yak and sing with Dee about Old MacDonald.

It’s the middle of winter in Bridgetown and Moira is surprised to find Mack pumping up a paddling pool. Mack is sure he’ll sell it at some point. James tells Moira there is a leak above the Kid’s Club. Concerned, Moira goes to have a look. It’s just a small one, and she thinks there is no need to worry. Gradually the leak is getting more serious, and Moira realises she needs to take action. She calls the plumber and tries to turn the stopcock off, but it is jammed. Soon the water is pouring down and Moira has to enlist Mack’s help to save the Kid’s club. The children seem very entertained and have found ways to play in the freezing water.

The old oak tree is being cut down. Can Nick and Norman save the tree and help all the animals that live in it? Together with today’s Popcasters, Natalie and Nina, they write a song for all the living things on the planet.