TV Guide CBeebies Saturday

Bing and his friends are making leaf pictures in the woods. They take a piece of paper, place it on a leaf and rub a crayon onto it. They each choose their own leaf, but Bing's is whisked away by the wind!

It's the Big Beanbag Bash Day and Love Monster is very excited to throw some beanbags and win some games. Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny does better than he does, and Love Monster feels jealous of the attention that she gets. He becomes so frustrated that he kicks a beanbag and it hurtles towards the scoreboard, knocking all the points to the ground, ripping the bunting and giving Delivery Duckling, Elder Chick, Elder Panda and the In-Chicks a fright. The crowd is stunned into silence. Love Monster is horrified at what he has done and immediately says sorry. He explains that he wants everyone to cheer for him like they cheer for Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny. She admits it did feel good and tingly inside when everyone was cheering for her, but she says that everyone has something they are good at and Love Monster is the best beatboxer in Fluffytown. Love Monster realises that she is right and starts beatboxing. The Fluffytowners start having fun again and begin cheering for him.

Pando has an earworm - and Bing isn't impressed. When Pando can't resist saying its name, Bingly Bangly, Bing knocks Pando's tower over and wants him to go home. However, Flop then helps to fix everything

The chefs are having a scavenger hunt in the cafe, finding spikey things. Hattie the spikey hedgehog comes to visit, Small flies off to find out how flour is made and the two chefs whisk up delicious hedgehog rolls for their snuffly guest.

When a smelly, dirty Waffle runs away at the mention of baths, everyone must find and clean him in time for him to lead a marching band sing along for their head teacher, Mr Nolan.

It's the day the geese fly over on their annual migration south. When Sonny reports that geese put on an amazing display if you mimic their calls, the gang look for the right sound to get a response from the geese before they fly past!

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Cavalli, Elena, Gabriel, Ali-Husayn and Betsy, and their grown-ups, to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! The 'What's in the Box?' game reveals a toy telephone, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are inspired by technology. This theme is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate technology toy or object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler! Storytime is all about discovering new words as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear help Big Bear to look for the television remote control, which is lost! They look under a cushion, behind a fruit bowl and inside some wellies, but will they find it? Viewers at home show how they've been exploring the technology theme too. Plus, the 'Toddler Club Bop' gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the 'Goodbye' song.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers learn about the benefits of growing your own vegetables and why this can be good for the environment. They have a go at planting potatoes and radishes which, if looked after properly, will turn into some tasty vegetables that they can enjoy as part of a meal.

Ashley Kendall, Aimee Campbell-Nottage, Donna Mullings and Simon Herdman present a poetry programme using a mix of sign language, the spoken word, music and animation to bring poems to life and capture the imaginations of both deaf and hearing children

When Toby the gopher has trouble catching a ball, and doing pretty much everything else, Vida gives him an eye exam and learns he can't see very well. Luckily, she knows just what to do, and soon his sight is perfect - and he has a cool new pair of glasses!