Hip Hop Harry

When everyone at Hip Hop Central brings their favorite thing to show their friends, the kids realize that there are many ways of sharing something special. For the event, Sara even brings her pet bunny, Ribbons! Colton, however, loses Ribbons accidentally, and to find the pet, he must bravely tell Sara the truth about his mistake.

Hip Hop Harry creates an original game based on the letters of the alphabet for the kids: The A B See Game! To play the game, the kids must find an object in the room that starts with each letter of the alphabet.

Farmer Fran swings by Hip Hop Central to teach the kids about the vegetables and animals on her farm. They then do dances based on each of the animals!

Meagan wants to be a veterinarian and Sophina wants to be a gymnast, so Hip Hop Harry encourages them to pursue their ambitious dreams. Along the way they learn that practice makes perfect.

Wildlife Wendy comes by Hip Hop Central during their pajama party to teach the kids about nocturnal animals! Tired after a full day of learning, fun and popcorn, the kids brush their teeth and get a good night’s sleep.

Hip Hop Harry helps the kids learn about which fruit grows on trees by doing a colorful arts and crafts activity. Sara’s older sister, Norma, is busy practicing for her double-dutch competition, making Sara feel left out so Hip Hop Harry helps her to get more involved in the competition.

It is Fitness Fun Day at Hip Hop Central! To celebrate, Hip Hop Harry invites a fitness expert to teach the kids some fun new ways to exercise. Meanwhile, Colton learns about rhyming and creates an original poem to perform for everyone.

Hip Hop Harry puts on a puppet show for the kids. Before they start, Pinky stops by with delicious fruit and vegetable snacks. Inspired by the healthy snacks, the kids decide to create fruit and vegetable puppets, and even though Max is nervous about his puppet-making skills at first, he gives it a shot!

Kian’s Grandma Brooks comes all the way from Trinidad to Hip Hop Central. Inspired by her stories of the carnival, the kids decide to user their imagination create their own fun-filled, colorful carnival for Grandma Brooks.

Sara knows how to dance ballet but is interested in learning more about contemporary Hip Hop dancing. Hip Hop Harry suggests that she takes some dance classes at the Hip Hop Central. Taking it step by step and being fully committed, Sara and the kids learn some great new Hip Hop dance moves.

Hip Hop Harry’s special guest Dante puts on a magic and juggling act for the kids. Motivated and influenced by Dante’s show, the kids decide to put on their own circus show! Though Max is sad because he has a cast on his foot, he still finds a way to actively participate in the show.

It is the last day of school, and the kids are excited! They share their plans for the summer and realize they will miss each other. Hip Hop Harry tells the kids that with the power of memory, they can easily take their friends everywhere they go. The kids recount their favorite moments at Hip Hop Central and they all realize that they have learned many valuable lessons from each other.