The educational thinking behind CBeebies show Twirlywoos. Professor Cathy Nutbrown says: "The programme works very much through humour, and Anne Wood places great stress on the programmes being good ...

The Twirlywoos see a postman putting letters through a letterbox and decide to copy him. Back in the Boat, the Twirlywoo Screen gives the Twirlywoos a door to go through. The Twirlywoos meet a soft ...

A man is putting a poster up on a billboard. The Twirlywoos help the man by rolling the strips of the poster out of the van. The Stop-Go Car visits the Twirlywoos. It drives in to Peekaboo's house and ...

The 50×11′ stop-motion series, which follows four small bird-like characters who are inquisitive and always looking to learn something new about the world, will begin airing on Family Jr this fall.

Younger viewers will be charmed by the loveable antics of the Twirlywoos while the delightful humour will appeal to all age groups. — Kay Benbow, Controller, CBeebies Silly, fun and full of surprises, ...

The Twirlywoos find themselves in a hall with a very dirty floor. The cleaner starts cleaning the floor with a mop, but it's not long before a visitor with very muddy boots undoes his hard work. He ...

The Twirlywoos are at a theatre, watching as the actors play their parts.

The Twirlywoos watch a couple rehearsing a ballroom dance, accompanied by a piano player. He starts off playing slowly and speeds up towards the end of the dance. The Twirlywoos watch this with ...

OVER the last decade there has been a revolution in the world of children’s theatre, with some of the biggest children’s brands seeing the value in creating theatrical productions based on much-loved ...

Great BigHoo, Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick may not be well known now but soon they will be familiar to young children across Britain. The Twirlywoos are a family of bird-like creatures who leave their ...

HALIFAX: CBeebies has commissioned 25 new episodes of the preschool series Twirlywoos from DHX Media and Ragdoll Productions. The sophomore season of Twirlywoos, which combines stop-frame animation ...

Professor Cathy Nutbrown says: "The programme works very much through humour, and Anne Wood places great stress on the programmes being good entertainment for young children. Careful thought has gone ...