Dinosaurs · Ages 2–4
JJ and Rex's Lost Roar
A little T-rex lost his roar. Can JJ help him find it?
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A little T-rex lost his roar. Can JJ help him find it?
Deep in the reef, a giant gentle Mosasaur is too shy to play.
A friendly shark has a wibble-wobble tooth. Be brave!
HIC! A swamp crocodile can't stop hiccupping. Time for silly fixes.
Up the snowy hill, a big fluffy Yeti has the warmest hug. A bedtime story.
Walk JJ through the jungle and across the swamp to find a new friend.
Lost in the dusk forest, Olivia finds her way home by a friendly fox's lantern.
A little rocket, a velvet night, and a goodnight whispered to the stars.
A small grey robot discovers one bright flower, and then a whole meadow.
First light on an empty beach: a sandcastle, a seagull, and the sunrise.
A book, a candle, and the moon at the window. One quiet bear, nearly asleep.
Play hide-and-seek with a friendly shark down in the coral reef.
The lighthouse went dark and a boat is lost. Carry the light back up!
Gather starlight with Dot the robot to wake a comet that fell asleep.
Follow the fireflies from the meadow into the forest to find the way home.
Build a snow friend with a big, fluffy, gentle Yeti up the snowy peak.
A fork in the path! Cross the high log bridge or hop the stepping stones. You choose the way to Croc.
X marks the spot! Pick the path through the trees or over the log. Both lead to the treasure.
A little robot finds one bright flower, and a warm, happy feeling to go with it.
Rex feels sad, and JJ sits close by, because it's okay to feel sad, and feelings pass.
The snow tower tumbles and JJ feels angry, until a slow, deep breath cools it down.
A shape on the wall feels scary, until a little bear peeks, and finds it was only a coat.
Far from home as the light fades, Olivia names her worry, and it gets smaller every step.
A quiet rocket ride among the stars, and a calm, settled feeling for bedtime.
Step 1: the light just begins to fade, a friend stays close, and the gentle dusk feels safe.
Step 2: the wood is truly dark now, but a warm lantern makes the dark feel small and steady.
Step 3: Olivia sets down the lantern and tries the dark on her own, and finds it soft and quiet.
Olivia's favourite acorn has vanished, and Detective Pemberton the fox is on the case.
The harbour bell that always rings has gone quiet. Mateo follows the clues down the beach.
A giant snore shakes the jungle each night. Who could it be? The biggest suspect is never the answer.
A pot, a smooth grey stone, and a whole meadow that learns the magic of everyone sharing a little.
Counting stars and watching the moon change shape, night by night, through a backyard telescope.
A little robot watches one meadow turn from spring to winter, and learns the year goes round in a circle.
A new baby is coming, and Mateo learns that love doesn't run out, it just grows bigger.
The night-before flutter, the brave step through the big door, and a first day that turns out friendly.
A little bear moves to a big-kid bed, meets the wobble of somewhere new, and settles in snug.