Barney & Friends

Kami, one of Barney’s youngest friends, has trouble keeping up with the other kids and she’s tired of always being last.

When Tony brings his kite to the park to show his friends, it accidentally blows into the branches of a tree!

A tea party planned by the children turns into a fun opportunity to reinforce lessons about good manners!

A day of imaginative play and fun for Barney and his young friends is kicked off by the arrival of a variety of boxes from the “Enjoy-Your-Toys Company.” Surprisingly, every box is empty!

After playing with “Stop” and “Go” signs, Baby Bop leaves to direct some traffic of her own! Meanwhile,Barney and the kids enjoy a costume parade, a game of “Musical Stop & Go."

The kids have put together a “Caboose Color Collection” which showcases the primary colors—red, yellow and blue.

The children are surprised to learn that playing games and having fun in the park is great exercise.

Barney and the kids are excited because five of Mr. Boyd’s brass-playing buddies are putting on a show in the park tonight!

While Barney has fun with his friends every day, there’s something special about making a brand NEW friend!

Tony shares a box full of numbers that he made with his dad. He is showing them off when a gust of wind blows them all away. Barney and the kids decide to go on a number hunt.

Angela is in the park to release her turtle after observing him with her classmates in school.

It’s a rainy spring day, and the children can be found inside painting and creating. Barney arrives, explains the differences amongst the seasons, and suggests playing outside in the rain.

It’s important to learn how to “play it safe!” Baby Bop, wanting to be a good helper, has been attaching adhesive strips to her frustrated (and uninjured) brother, BJ.

Barney and his friends play hopscotch—with a twist. Whitney is learning about triangles at school, so Angela created Triangle Hopscotch to help reinforce “triangles.”

It’s the day of the bike parade. But Nick has had a bike accident that leaves his bike in need of repair by Mr. Boyd.

Beth has invented a brand-new holiday called “Happy Day,” in which everyone gets to make a wish for something which will make them happy—and everyone else tries to make that wish come true!

The children are invited to a family picnic in the park, but don’t know who invited them. The invitations instruct them to bring a family treasure, so each child has something special with them.

A “too hot” afternoon becomes a “totally cool” day when Barney introduces his friends to the wonders of water.

Although the park may be a home away from home for Barney and his friends, BJ wants to build his own “totally awesome, completely cool” house.