Teletubbies Everywhere - Season 2

In the South African countryside children go in search of dung beetles. They find them and follow one beetle as it rolls a big ball of dung a long way: and stands upside down to push it up into it's nest. Another beetle also rolls a ball along. // Two small Indian children prepare Bhelpuri- adding potato, onions, tomatoes, etc to ingredients in a bowl. Then they add red and green sauces, taste it and agree it is good, then they put spoonfuls onto plates.

Two small Korean children get dressed in traditional clothes. Then they come down steps from house with their mother who is also dressed in traditional Korean clothes. // The international film features Indian children illustrating the number 4: using apples, cats, candles, the number 4, motorbike-vans, balloons, ice-creams.

Children on a beach make a small tower of sand, then smooth the sides to make a curving track all the way round it to the base. Then they roll marbles down the track. // The international Film shows two children from Taiwan pouring dried peas and beans into bottles, which they shake, while they bang upturned saucepans with chopsticks. They make lots of noise.

The international film shows Chilean children using spades to dig holes to plant flowers in a garden, pressing the soil around the plants. After they water the plants, they pour water over their hands to wash off the soil. // The international film shows Russian children. They place a sheet of white paper on the floor. Then they fill a hanging bottle with coloured sand. When they take the cap off the bottle - the coloured sand runs out making patterns on the white paper as the bottle swings on its string.

The international film shoes Indian children demonstrating the number 1 - using 1 of each: Apple, Butterfly, Puppy Dog, Baby. Horse, Cotton Candy, Scooter, Ball, Bus. // The international film shows Taiwanese children making lanterns from coloured paper and cellophane. They also hollow out a large vegetable to hold a candle. Then they go outside in the dark with their lit lanterns.

The international film shows Spanish children arranging brightly coloured flower petals on the ground in the street: they make a picture of two palm trees, and a boat on the water, with the sun at the back. // The international film shows some Namibian children dragging boards with rope handles up a steep sand dune. Then they use the boards just like toboggans and slide down to the bottom of the sand dune.

The international film shows Korean children making bubbles. They dip all kinds of different wire shapes into the soapy water and wave them in the air, making a stream of bubbles. Others blow bubbles using pipes. Then they run among the bubbles to burst them. // The international film shows two Moroccan boys pushing another two boys in go karts, as they race through the narrow streets. The youngest boy has a wheel on the end of a long stick.

The international film shows some Indian children taking a boat trip on the river/canal: they look at underwater plants and ducks. They see a man washing his cow by the river bank, lots of flowers, and a kingfisher sitting in a tree. The boat is pushed along by a man using a long pole. // The international film features young Spanish girls and a boy in class learning a regional Spanish dance. They are accompanied by a musician playing a guitar.

The international film shows Taiwanese children mixing coloured paint in dishes and then painting pictures on a wall in all sorts of different colours. // The international film shows two children in India making a sandwich. They butter the bread, add some green chutney, and cucumber slices. Then they put the slice of bread on the top. Then they decorate both the sandwich and the plate.