Let's Move

The final part of a unit based on the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

Part 3 of a unit exploring the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

Part 2 of a unit exploring the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

The first programme in a unit based on the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

Part 2 of a two-part unit exploring the story of Rama and Sita, a traditional story for Diwali.

Part 1 of a two-part unit exploring the story of Rama and Sita, a traditional story for Diwali.

Diggers…hammers and drills…they're all in today's Let's Move as Justin Fletcher returns to the building site for another programme about construction.

The last of four dance sessions exploring aspects of the 'winter wonderland'.

The third of four dance sessions exploring aspects of the 'winter wonderland'.

The second of four dance sessions exploring aspects of the 'winter wonderland'.

The first of four dance sessions exploring aspects of the 'winter wonderland'.

The traditional story explored through dance.

The traditional story explored through dance.

The traditional story explored through dance.

The final programme of the unit is inspired by Robin Hood and his tussles with the Sheriff of Nottingham.

In the final programme based on the story 'The rescue party' by Nick Butterworth the dances are based around the rescue of the rabbit who has fallen down the well.

Justin Fletcher returns with dances based on the story 'The rescue party'. Today disaster strikes as one of the park rabbits falls down a well.

Justin Fletcher returns with Let's Move. Today he concludes a unit of programmes focusing on the basics of movement.

Justin Fletcher returns with Let's Move. The movements in today's programme are simple ones for hands and feet.

Justin Fletcher has the second of two programmes based on the famous poem ’Twas the night before Christmas’ by Clement Clarke Moore.