Timmy Time

Timmy has lost the last piece to his jigsaw puzzle! But wandering the nursery to find it, he discovers other lost toy pieces. Returning these to their rightful boxes but failing to find his jigsaw piece, he sadly begins to pack up the unfinished jigsaw... until his friends find a certain lost item for him!

Kid has the hiccups! Fascinated, he and Timmy try everything to get rid of them, but to no avail. Timmy finally gives up, frustrated, kicking a beach ball underneath the see-saw. The loud bang of the burst ball puts a stop to Kid’s jumps.

Everyone is getting involved in Sports Day at the nursery, and Timmy is determined to win! But after missing out on first prize race after race, his dreams of winning begin to falter. When he helps Yabba up after a tumble, however, Timmy is deemed true winner of the day!

Timmy and Mittens are paired up to paint each other’s portraits during an art session at the nursery. But after a dispute about who will get the bigger paintbrush, they soon get into a messy paint war!

Led by Harriet and Osbourne the class are exploring various dance styles, from hula dancing to line dancing. But Timmy just cannot get into the groove! He soon discovers a passion for hip-hop music and wows his friends with his break-dancing moves.

Timmy accidentally kicks a football through the nursery window! After a stretch on the naughty stump, he tries to be more careful, but ends up knocking down Otus’ sandcastle with a careless kick of the ball. After much soul searching, Timmy realises it’s not enough to say sorry, you have to show you’re sorry too.

Whilst bossing everybody about during rehearsals for the nursery’s talent show, diva Yabba loses her voice! Yabba is crestfallen that she may not able to perform, but Timmy saves the day by performing for her.

Ruffy is wearing a beret... and Timmy wants it! After successfully getting hold of it, however, Timmy also takes Otus’ glove-puppet and Mittens’ wagon! But he doesn’t know what to do when his beloved teddy-bear goes missing.

Timmy is having a blue day, collecting all the blue toys, blue cushions and blue paint. But when it comes to painting a picture, he quickly discovers he’s going to need more than just one colour!

The class are learning how to play football, but Timmy keeps hogging the ball! Ruffy and Paxton soon get bored, leaving Timmy to play football with a not-very-athletic Otus. But after teaching Otus how to pass the ball, Timmy wins himself a new football partner.

The class is off on a picnic! But during a game of football, the ball bursts on Apricot’s spikes. Apricot feels guilty that the little animals no longer have a ball to play with, but soon finds a good use for her prickly spikes – picking up the picnic litter!

The class are playing Hide And Seek, but no-one wants to hide with the noisy Paxton, who keeps giving them away. Timmy finally helps Paxton by hiding him behind some hay-bales. But they’re so well hidden that when it comes to Snack Time, no-one can find them!

Timmy is having fun on the tricycle, but Ruffy does not have much luck learning how to ride it. Timmy can’t be bothered to take the time to teach him, but when he has difficulties riding a scooter himself, he soon learns that he should help others rather than ride away.

It’s time for the class photo, but Timmy just cannot keep himself clean – jumping into puddles, kicking muddy footballs and getting splattered by jam sandwiches! And to top it all off, the camera is playing up for poor old Osbourne…

After hearing thunder during a storm, Timmy becomes fixated with loud noises, banging anything he can find! But poor Apricot is frightened of all these sounds, until she finds something to bang together for herself.

The class are making boats, but Timmy has been paired with a very sneezy Stripey, who keeps ruining his efforts. When Stripey accidentally breaks Otus’ boat, Timmy is forced to give the little owl his. But Stripey’s sneezing comes in handy, pushing the pair’s new paper-hat boat to the finish line!

It’s time to spring-clean the Nursery, but all Timmy wants is to go outside and play. Rushing his chores, he ends up making more of a mess, getting himself into trouble, and being sent to sit on the Naughty Stump. Timmy finally learns to finish his jobs properly so he can join the others in their play.

After a game of football, muddy Timmy is determined not to have a bath – and manages to get out of it at every opportunity! He doesn’t care that his grubbiness is upsetting his friends until his teddy-bear gets dirty too – and Timmy has to admit that it’s not so bad being clean.

During a music lesson, Timmy decides he wants to play the drum! But when it is given to Yabba, and he is given a triangle to play, he goes about trying to get the drum for himself…

There’s a brand new pedal go-kart in the playground, and all the animals are desperate to have a go – not least Timmy! But his eagerness behind the wheel soon leads him into trouble and he reverses into a very smelly compost heap! After cleaning the go-kart, Timmy starts to understand the importance of waiting his turn.

Timmy and his classmates are playing trains, but both he and Mittens want to be the leader! By trying to outdo each other with increasingly impressive train costumes, they attempt to win over their pals, but soon realise that it’s no good being the best-looking train if there aren’t any passengers left to play with you!

On his way to nursery, Timmy’s homemade sock-puppet falls out of his backpack. Poor Timmy doesn’t realise until he arrives to see everyone playing with their own puppets! Crestfallen, he begins an unsuccessful search until Harriet offers to help him make a new one – just in time for the nursery’s puppet-show, and a very special visitor...

Following Otus’s example, the class begin building dens for themselves. Otus offers to help Timmy with his, but Timmy’s pride gets the better of him – he can do this on his own! However, the little lamb soon has to admit that two heads may be better than one.

Apricot has brought her favourite blanket to the nursery – and she will not let it go! But when she briefly puts it down – the other animals mistake it for a rag which they use to clean up paint and mud. Timmy tries to console Apricot with substitutes, until he discovers a pleasant surprise in Stripey’s sand pie!