Hip Hop Harry

Sisters Savannah and Sophina discover the significance of supportive competition when they find themselves competing against each other in Hip Hop Harry’s unique dance contest. During the competition, the kids also learn the health benefits of drinking a lot of water.

The kids share their inspiring dreams about what they want to be and accomplish when they grow up. Hip Hop Harry also teaches the kids how banana chips, a healthy and tasty snack, are made.

Hop Hop Harry teaches the kids that words are powerful and must be carefully chosen because they can make someone feel good or bad. Kiana also constructs a special, inventive gift for her father’s birthday.

The kids welcome Tonya, the new girl in town, to Hip Hop Central. On Tonya’s special first day, Hip Hop Harry comes up with a creative new game that revolves around shapes, challenging and provoking the kids to come up with activities using more than one configuration.

The kids plan a special surprise birthday party for Pinky, and while they are preparing for the party, the kids learn about the importance of contributing to a group. They also discover germs and the significance of proper handwashing.

Ryan is having a difficult time in basketball practice, but Hip Hop Harry inspires him never to give up and to keep on trying to improve his game. When mail carrier Carla stops by Hip Hop Central with a new pet goldfish, the kids learn how fish can magically breathe underwater.

The kids and Hip Hop Harry help Max find creative examples and models that prove that air is all around us for a school project. In the process, they learn that air allows us to smell!

Wildlife Wendy visits the kids to teach them about birds, and helps Kiana overcome her fear of birds by learning more about them. Kiana and the other kids learn that in order to become less afraid of something, one should learn more about it.

Hip Hop Harry and the kids are having a costume party, so they create a list of five things they will need for the event. Being creative and passionate about the party, Max constructs his own costume by using various items that he can find around Hip Hop Central.

Though rainy days are not fun for the kids, they learn the upside is that rain creates rainbows! With the help and inspiration of Hip Hop Harry, they create a song to help them remember the colors of the rainbow.

Hip Hop Harry invites the famous and talented singing group Brutha to perform at Hip Hop Central. When the group arrives, they ask Colton to sing and dance with them! The collaborative session with the team teaches Colton that if you can dream it, you can achieve it, giving Colton more confidence to strive for his future goals. Also, mail carrier Carla delivers a box full of new books to the kids!

Everyone is excited about performing in the Hip Hop Central talent show except Elizabeth, who cannot figure out her talent. Hip Hop Harry encourages Elizabeth to look for the special and unique things inside herself, and when she does, she ends up performing a beautiful song for the rest of the kids.