In this athletic-themed collection, Wubbzy and his Friends learn all about teamwork, fair play and good sportsmanship. What happens when Wubbzy joins a hoopty-hoops team? Why is Wubbzy so upset about being small? How do Wubbzy's friends prove that cheating at games is wrong? Michelle Kwan as Michelle Kwanzleberry and Tiki Barber as Touchdown Tiki star in this collection that takes the Gold!

Wow! Wow! Wobbzy is an Emmy-winning educational series designed for Preschool aged children - but that doesn't mean their older siblings, parents, and grandparents won't also love this adorable video. It has six episodes, each with an important lesson for your child, and fun songs to help with retention. The songs are frequent and quite catchy - you'll find yourself singing along with your child.

The first episode, Run For Fun, encourages viewers to lead an active life because exercise can be fun. The characters stress, 'prepare, practice, and have fun!' and "if it's done with fun, you already win!"  What a Card teaches that you shouldn't be nice to someone just because they have something you want - you should be nice to everyone because people deserve to be treated well. Wubbzy learns in The Nutty Shuffle that no one likes to play with cheaters, as well as the importance of being a gracious winner. In Hoop Dreamz Wubbzy learns the old lesson of two wrongs not making a right; just because Wubbzy's friend left him out earlier doesn't mean he should leave him out of his fun now. Wubbzy's Big Idea teaches that too much of a good thing can end up disastrous. The final episode, Rush Hour, stresses that when a job is not done well, it creates a bigger mess than before; it is better to take your time and do things correctly the first time. Help your child understand the lessons in each episode by asking questions about how the lesson may be relevant to his or her life or situation. What forms of exercise does your child like to do? What would your child do if his or her friends were too busy to play that day? What sorts of things does your child do to show his or her friends that they are special? It's also fun to sing and dance along with the songs after each episode!

My three-year-old friend, Dano, loves to hum along to the songs at the end of the each episode while he dances around the room. He asked me to join in, so I shook my booty right along side him, laughing the whole time.