Super Why!

Princess Pea gets a tummy ache before Goldilocks asks her to share some popcorn with her.

Red's confused about a request from her grandma for a piece of paper mistaking it for "pizza-paper".

Pig feels different, because he's a pig and his friends are all human.

Pig believes he can't build a model railroad like his brothers.

The Super Readers fly into C. Clement Moore's classic Christmas poem to find out why Santa Claus delivers gifts to children every Christmas.

When Princess Pea's mother says playing inside a rainbow is impossible, she and the rest of the Super Readers find out why.

In this Halloween-themed episode, Pig is scared to go out and trick-or-treat with his friends.

Poppa Pig warns Pig about going too fast in the playground.

Pig and his brothers argue over building a new fort, so Super Why and his friends search a Japanese folk tale about an ogre awakened by arguing villagers.

After Whyatt tells a lie, the Super Readers fly into the story of the little puppet who wanted to become a real boy.

Pig's toy robot goes out of control, so Super Why and the Super Readers search "The Magic Porridge Pot" for a solution.

The Super Readers fly into the story of "the Goose and the Golden Eggs" after Red decides not to share any of her apples with her friends.

The Super Readers fly into "Sleeping Beauty," where they try to persuade the slumber-loving princess that there's more to life than sleeping.

The Super Readers enter "Rumpelstiltskin" when Princess Pea's father is too busy to help her with her skates.

After Wolfy seems angry on a play date, Princess Pea and the Super Readers enter "Beauty and the Beast" in an effort to learn why.

X marks the spot! Whyatt and the other fairytale buddies have found a clue leading to treasure and they need a little help!

After Whyatt's mom complains that he's wasting water, he and the Super Readers enter into the Australian tale of "Tiddalick the Frog," about a frog whose actions are leaving his neighbors waterless.

Jack blames Whyatt for something he didn't do, so Whyatt and the Super Readers re-enter "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" to learn how to clear one's name of mistaken accusations.

Pig cannot find his Henry Hippo doll for a sleepover until The Super Readers enter "Thumbelina," where they learn about working together to resolve a problem.

When Whyatt's family becomes secretive, he and the Super Readers enter "The Twelve Dancing Princesses" to learn why people might act like that.

Pig's brothers won't let him go on an adventure on his own knowing that he's too young. The Super Readers travel to the Tom Thumb book. They have discussions about the book.

When Princess Pea fears of passing a Princess test, there's only one thing to do: The Super Readers travel into the Princess and the Pea book. Can they solve Princess Pea's problem?