Peppa Pig

It is Valentine’s Day! Daddy Pig gives Mummy Pig a card, but where is Daddy's card from Mummy? Mummy Pig has put it in the post, but it hasn't arrived yet. At playgroup all the children are making cards. Peppa tells everyone that her Daddy didn’t get a card which makes everyone very sad! Back home, when the post arrives, Daddy Pig gets more than just Mummy’s card… He gets a whole sack full of Valentine’s Day cards from everyone! Everyone loves Daddy Pig!

Granny and her friends’ historical re-enactment society are being cave people today. Peppa and George join in helping to catch Grandpa Pig who is dressed as a woolly mammoth. They gather fruit in Grandpa’s vegetable patch and dig a cave in the garden. The cave is too hard to dig with just stone tools, so Mr Bull helps with his digger. Once the cave is built, Peppa and George paint pictures of their day on the walls, just like cave people did.

Granny Pig’s historical re-enactment society are re-enacting the Apollo Moon Landing. All the Grannies and Peppa and George join in with costumes and props and Grampy Rabbit has lent them his rocket. When they get in the rocket, Grampy Rabbit starts the engine and they shoot into space towards the moon. They plant a tiny flag when they land on the moon before flying back home for tea and biscuits.

Today is the fire station practise day. Mummy Pig joins the other mummies to practise fighting fires. The fire brigade demonstrate their practise using their motto: Ready, Steady, Go! When the alarm goes, they get Ready by putting down their tea, sliding down the pole, putting on their hats and driving out of the station. They show they are Steady by using the hose to hit a target. Finally, they show Go by leaping through the obstacle course before jumping up and down in muddy puddles!

Madame Gazelle must go to the dentist for the morning. She leaves the class in the capable hands of Mr Bull, but the children already know every subject he suggests teaching. Mr Bull decides to show them how to fix a squeaky floorboard and gets a little bit carried away.

It is a lovely autumn day. Madame Gazelle introduces the children to poetry, explaining how sounds can be poems too. She sends the children out to play, telling them to listen for inspiration. They sing about wind and swings before a rainstorm appears ad they all gather under Madame Gazelle’s giant umbrella. It makes a wonderful sound as the raindrops hit the umbrella. Together, they make up a poem about rain and perform it to their parents.

Granny and Grandpa are at Peppa’s house. Granny Pig is reading a newspaper that reports that children today aren’t very polite. Granny and Grandpa talk to Peppa and George about manners and the importance of being polite. Madame Gazelle also teaches the children about how wonderful it is to say please and thank you.

Mr Labrador has an ice cream van. He drives to Grandpa and Granny Pig’s house where Peppa and George are visiting, and they all run out to join the queue for ice cream. Mr Labrador keeps tasting all the different flavours and soon runs out of ice cream. Granny Pig suggests they make their own ice cream with the help of Mr Labrador. Peppa has fun handing out the homemade ice creams to her friends from the ice cream van.

Peppa and her friends go on a school trip to a museum. Usually you can’t touch anything in a museum, but this is the science museum where everything is interactive! There are pipes you can talk through, bubbly water and even static balloons. Grampy Rabbit is there too, teaching the children about propulsion and showing off his mini rocket ship.

Peppa and George are spending the day sailing with Granny and Grandpa Pig. They stop by the sailing members club for a juice and find a dusty old jukebox. They start to play music, and everyone joins in dancing and learning about each other’s favourite music.

Peppa and her friends are at playgroup while Mr Bull is doing some building on a hill next to the school. All the children try to guess what it is. He is building a wind turbine! Madame Gazelle tells the children all about wind power. The children have fun making their own little paper windmills and Mr Bull and the workmen have a lovely cup of tea made from wind power.

It’s Mandy Mouse’s birthday and she’s taking all her friends to her favourite theme park, Cheese World. Everything in the park is cheese-themed which is perfect for Mandy! Grampy Rabbit also loves cheese and shows the children the smelliest cheese in the world.