The Wiggles

"A Sailor Went to Sea"; "One Finger, One Thumb"; "D Is for Dorothy."

The Wiggles sing songs to help kids learn to count to as high as ten.

The Wiggles try Dorothy's wiggly rose petal soup to help get back Anthony's wiggle.

The Wiggles discover how parts of their bodies help them every day.

The Wiggles dream about magic tricks, bowls of pasta and flying.

The Wiggles love driving around in their Big Red Car when they're all wearing their seatbelts.

Dorothy, Captain Feathersword and Murray tell some tall tales about the Wiggle Rainbow.

The Wiggles recall all of the fun times with Dorothy, Henry, Wags and Captain Feathersword.

The Wiggles and their friends have a great time creating music out of anything.

The Wiggles give personal hygiene tips such as washing your hands.

Animals are our friends and possess a whole range of super senses that people don't have.

The Wiggles find their treasure chest under a tree and pull out their old toys and tiny T-shirts.

With some help from their friends, The Wiggles show that there are many different kinds of families.

Jeff, Wags and Dorothy start the day with exercise and a big fruit salad, giving them energy.

The Wiggles laugh on Happy Street, cry on Sad Street and sneeze on Sneezy Street.

When Captain Feathersword interrupts The Wiggles, he is given a lesson on politeness.

The Wiggles show a disappointed Dorothy that there are many different ways of traveling.

The Wiggles love to play tricks; Captain Feathersword believes that Wags the Dog has a magic stick.

After a workout with Dorothy the Dinosaur, the Wiggles can sing, dance and visit Capt. Feathersword.

Captain Feathersword's pirates are worried when he learns doggy talk in order to speak to Wags.

The Wiggles show how much fun working can be by writing new songs.

Anthony thinks of a way to help Magic Greg get the rabbit out of the hat, but it works too well.

Jeff causes lots of fun and antics as he sleepwalks through Wiggle Town dreaming that he's a cow.