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Strum and hum along with Josh Pyke on the ukulele as he visits the elephants, monkeys, and koalas at the Play School Zoo in his whimsical rendition of Going to the Zoo.

Grab your flippers, it's all about water sports as Nick gets some pointers from junior water polo players, we discover the science of flags, plus our players dive into our giant ball pit!

Villain, Confetti Betty, strikes the Odd Squad headquarters in the Arctic. As the mobile unit attempt to crack the villain's pattern, they must teach the agents how to solve cases for themselves.

Andy blasts off in his safari sub to the Atlantic Ocean in search of a blue whale.

Join Rove McManus as he shows off his sketching skills, and entertains us with a fun drawing game that brings a variety of silly situations to life!

Swing for the fences, it's all about cricket today! Nick heads to Souths Junior Cricket Club for some tips, we discover the science of catching, and our players smash open giant cricket balls!

When the members of the mobile unit get zapped into sandwiches by the villain, Shelly Catessan, The Big O comes to the rescue.

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Listen to a story full of alliteration and billy cart driving bugs called 'Glitch' read by the author Michelle Worthington. Make a little matchbox car out of recycled materials. Dimity Powell reads her book about a pigeon 'Pippa'. Get active with some yoga moves inspired by transport. Every episode of Reading@Home includes an Auslan interpreter.

The mobile unit is sent to New York City to fill in for the local Odd Squad agents, who are on strike as they don't like what's being served for lunch.

In this episode of Reading@HomeTV, listen to a story about music and make connections to the story with 'The Flying Orchestra' by Clare McFadden. Get crafty and learn how to make a guitar out of a tissue box and other materials from around the house. There's also a rhyming story all about animals 'Funky Chicken: A Bushy Tale of Crocs and Chooks' read by the author Chris Collin. Plus, learn some animal yoga moves. Every episode of Reading@Home includes an Auslan interpreter.

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Kathleen Wallace tells the story of Arlewarrere (Whirly Brothers) in the Arrernte language.

A villain calls on the mobile unit to solve his pattern, which he claims isn't a pattern at all. Opal can't believe a villain can work without a pattern.

It's time to use all the tools in the kit to put together Ted's story. How will it turn out?