Liste der Folgen

Children in India have lots of fun demonstrating the number three.

Po counts to four and a group of children demonstrate traditional drumming in Taiwan.

Laa-Laa shows us the difference between big and small.

In Korea, a group of children have fun rolling different objects down a slope.

Laa-Laa draws a square and Dipsy shows off the colour pink.

The children in Taiwan have fun playing some parachute games.

Children in India demonstrate the number two using everything from candy floss to babies.

Po draws a big triangle on the floor and Dipsy says hello to the colour yellow.

A young Russian girl runs around an obstacle course with her dogs.

The colour pink makes Po happy and Dipsy draws a square.

Some boys in South Africa try to balance pots of water on their heads to help carry them.

Laa-Laa draws the outline of a star and all the Teletubbies learn to count to five.

Dipsy draws a circle which turns into a big bouncing ball for Laa-Laa to play with.

Learn the difference between fast and slow with the Teletubbies.

A group of Indian children take a boat trip on the canal where they see lots of sights.

Tinky Winky draws the shape of an oblong and all the Teletubbies enjoy a big hug.

Tinky Winky counts all the way to 10 and Po goes running.

Laa-Laa learns about 'Up and Down', Laa-Laa plays with her ball while Korean children rolling some objects down a hill

A group of children in Wales fill their bottles with milk and then feed some lambs.

Dipsy celebrates the colours black and white with a song.

Five young girls in Taiwan perform a traditional drum dance in costume.

Laa-Laa and Po learn the difference between being inside and outside a circle.

Tinky Winky and Po draw a square, while Dipsy and Laa-Laa perform a dance together.

In Finland, a group of children show-off their ice skating skills.

In Namibia, a group of children are on the lookout for gemstones.

Tinky Winky sings about the colour brown and Laa-Laa hides behind a tree.

In India, a young girl and her mother demonstrate their dancing skills.

Korean children watch some peacocks flying, walking, and spreading their tail feathers.

Tinky Winky celebrates the colour orange and then shows us how to jump.

Po and Tinky Winky practise running and Laa-Laa plays with a big bouncy ball.

In Spain, children demonstrate how to pick maize cobs and stack them in a large pile.

Taiwanese children mix paint and draw Chinese signs on squares of red paper for good luck.

Laa-Laa and Dipsy have lots of fun drawing a circle together.

Learn to count to eight with the help of Laa-Laa, while Dipsy makes some Tubby Custard.

Children in America paint their hands and make some fish shaped paintings.

In India, a young girl is making idlis - a type of Indian food.

A girl takes a ride on a carousel in France and the Teletubbies say hello to each other.

A family in South Africa show how they wash clothes in a metal tub.

The Teletubbies demonstrate the difference between fast and slow.

Po shows the difference between wet and dry by standing under a rain cloud.

A music teacher in Taiwan shows a young girl how to play the erhu fiddle.

In Namibia, a group of children slide down a sand dune on their sleds.

Po demonstrates being in front and behind of the Tubby Custard machine.

In Korea, two children and their mother show off their traditional clothes.

Laa-Laa and Po draw a rectangle, Po rides her scooter and Indian children learn about the number 4

Children in Germany show their marble track made from sand on the beach.

Two children in Taiwan makes lots of noise with home-made shakers and drums.

Tinky Winky discovers the colour silver and all the Teletubbies play under a raincloud.

In Russia, some children show how they can make patterns using coloured sand.

The children in India demonstrate the number one using an apple, a baby and a bus.