This is Emily Yeung

Season 1

This is Emily Yeung is a live action pre-school television series that follows its host, real life pre-schooler Emily Yeung, as she discovers the world from her own unique perspective. In this original format adaptation of the award winning, This is Daniel Cook, six-year old Emily Yeung brings a fresh female perspective as she learns, explores and creates with everyone from painters to musicians and from politicians to rocket scientists. In Emily, pre-schoolers see themselves exploring, learning and creating; they see a girl who isn't afraid to take on the world and explore it in her own fearless way. An unprecedented role model and a spirited and lovable new host to continue the "This is..." format which has empowers kids across North America, This is Emily Yeung.

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67 Episodes

  • Beading A Necklace.
    E1
    Beading A Necklace.
  • Making Origami.
    E2
    Making Origami.Emily Yeung joins an origami artist to learn how to fold paper into different shapes. Emily tries her hand at making an origami dolphin before the two join forces to make a helmet out of paper... that they can actually wear.
  • At The Humane Society.
    E3
    At The Humane Society.
  • Making Balloon Animals.
    E4
    Making Balloon Animals.
  • Making An Upside-Down Pineapple Cake.
    E5
    Making An Upside-Down Pineapple Cake.
  • Snowboarding.
    E6
    Snowboarding.Watch Emily Yeung hit the ski slopes for her first lesson in snowboarding. Emily learns how to use both her feet to control the direction of the board as she zips down the hill. Watch out Emily, wipe out.
  • Taking Care Of Horses.
    E7
    Taking Care Of Horses.Emily Yeung visits a stable and learns how horses are fed and cared for during the winter. Emily even gets to saddle up her favourite horse for a special winter ride.
  • Making A Snowman.
    E8
    Making A Snowman.Emily Yeung puts on her winter jacket because she's heading outside to build a snowman. Emily learns how to roll bigger and bigger balls out of snow and how to stack them on top of each other to create a snowman figure. Now all she has to do is figure out how to decorate her new snowy creation.
  • Cross-Country Skiing.
    E9
    Cross-Country Skiing.
  • Making A Clay Dolphin.
    E10
    Making A Clay Dolphin.Emily Yeung visits a clay studio to make a dolphin plate. But why stop there; Emily's imagination compels her to add a shark, a mermaid riding the dolphin and an octopus grabbing the mermaid's foot. Sounds like a busy day on the ocean floor.
  • Learning About Snakes.
    E11
    Learning About Snakes.Emily Yeung loves reptiles, especially snakes. Emily gets up close and personal with her favourite slithery friends when she visits the zoo to meet several different types of snakes...including giant boa constrictors.
  • Learning Karate.
    E12
    Learning Karate.Watch Emily Yeung hit the karate mat and take no prisoners. Emily earns her white belt as she learns to throw, kick, and punch from a black belt karate master. Back off.
  • Making Sushi.
    E13
    Making Sushi.Get your chopsticks ready, because Emily Yeung is visiting a Japanese restaurant to learn how to make sushi. Emily rolls rice and her favourite vegetables in seaweed to make a bite-sized, delicious snack.
  • At An Ice Hotel.
    E14
    At An Ice Hotel.
  • Ice Fishing.
    E15
    Ice Fishing.Emily Yeung is going fishing... in the winter! Emily joins an ice fishing enthusiast and together, they cut a hole in the ice and sip hot chocolate as they wait patiently for any fish to bite. Here, fishy fishy fishy... brrr.
  • Touring Quebec City.
    E16
    Touring Quebec City.Bonjour mes amis! Emily Yeung has been invited to tour Quebec City. Emily takes a scenic ride in an elevator to the top of a hill to tour the historic Chateau Frontenac before skating on an outdoor rink during a snowfall.
  • Making A Stuffed Animal.
    E17
    Making A Stuffed Animal.Join Emily Yeung as she makes a new stuffed animal friend. Emily makes a stuffed zebra that she names and chooses a dress for. She also records a special message which she can hear when she gives her new friend a big zebra hug.
  • Making Bubble Tea.
    E18
    Making Bubble Tea.Emily Yeung joins a creative chef at Monsoon Restaurant and learns how to turn bubble tea and fruit into a delicious and colourful dessert. Yum.
  • Learning An African Dance.
    E19
    Learning An African Dance.Emily Yeung learns about African dancing when she joins an African dance troupe. Emily Yeung learns how to make music with her body after she attaches beads to her legs and arms.
  • At An Amusement Park.
    E20
    At An Amusement Park.Emily Yeung visits Ontario Place for a little fun in the sun. Emily tries climbing through a giant 3 storey tall jungle gym before hitting the bumper boats for a little wet crashing action. Emily end her day with a fast ride down a waterslide in a giant inner tube. Wheeeeh.
  • Knitting.
    E21
    Knitting.Emily Yeung meets a young knitting enthusiast who teaches her how to make a bean bag toy using knitting needles, wool, and a simple pattern.
  • Putting On A Puppet Show.
    E22
    Putting On A Puppet Show.Emily Yeung is putting on a puppet show and you're invited. Emily works with a professional ventriloquist to learn how to 'throw' her voice and how to make a puppet come to life. Together, the two put on a puppet show for a group of day care kids.
  • On An Easter Egg Hunt.
    E23
    On An Easter Egg Hunt.
  • Playing Basketball.
    E24
    Playing Basketball.Emily Yeung is forming her own basketball team: "The Mermaids" to challenge one of the players from the Raptors to a game of one on one. Emily learns how to pass the ball, dribble and slam-dunk. Go Mermaids go.
  • With The Paramedics.
    E25
    With The Paramedics.Emily Yeung learns how and when to call 911 when she visits the paramedics. Emily practices a 911 call before exploring an ambulance and learning about how the different equipment inside is used to help people.
  • Taking Care Of Kittens.
    E26
    Taking Care Of Kittens.Emily Yeung joins a fellow cat enthusiast to help her take care of some new kittens. Emily learns how to properly feed and play with her new feline friends before making them a bed, complete with an opening and closing ramp.
  • Exploring The Forest.
    E27
    Exploring The Forest.Who knew there were so many cool things living under a log? Emily Yeung does! That's why she's exploring the forest floor with a local naturalist to see how many cool bugs they can find. Maybe she'll even find a salamander.
  • Learning About An Eco-House.
    E28
    Learning About An Eco-House.Emily Yeung visits an eco-house and learns how they use the wind and the sun to power their home. Emily tours the garden before heading inside to learn some easy environmental tricks.
  • Making Juice.
    E29
    Making Juice.Emily Yeung can't wait to use the big juicing machine when she visits a local juice restaurant. Emily combines her favourite fruits and vegetables to make a tasty healthy drink treat.
  • Doing Science Experiments.
    E30
    Doing Science Experiments.Emily Yeung has become a mad scientist in the kitchen! She's making volcano like eruptions and creating mucky sludge that drips through your fingers! Now who's going to clean all this mess up?
  • Learning About Worms.
    E31
    Learning About Worms.Emily Yeung visits a unique composting facility that uses 3,000,000 worms to make fertilizer. Emily helps sort the worm's food, before learning how worm poo is one of a plant's favourite foods...yuck.
  • Making A Medicine Wheel.
    E32
    Making A Medicine Wheel.Emily Yeung learns about the meaning of medicine wheels when she joins a First Nations craft person to make her own. Emily learns about the importance of colour and how different colours mean different things to different people.
  • Riding A Tractor.
    E33
    Riding A Tractor.
  • Collecting Eggs.
    E34
    Collecting Eggs.
  • At The Post Office.
    E35
    At The Post Office.Neither hail, nor sleet, nor snow will stop Emily Yeung from learning how to deliver the mail. Emily mails a letter to her grandma and watches as it travels through a gigantic mail processing plant before finally being delivered to grandma's house.
  • Learning about Camels.
    E36
    Learning about Camels.One hump or two? Emily Yeung will have the chance to figure that out when she visits the zoo to learn about camels. Emily helps feed and groom a camel before saddling her up to go for a camel ride.
  • Building A Tree House.
    E37
    Building A Tree House.Emily Yeung joins Mike Holmes to build a tree house. Emily helps make sure the planks are level, measures the wood and builds a sun design out of leftover wood scraps to glue onto the front of their new wooden play house.
  • Ballet Dancing.
    E38
    Ballet Dancing.Emily Yeung meets Canada's premiere ballerina Karen Kain for a ballet dancing session. Emily learns what the names are for the ballet dance moves she likes to do before putting on a small ballet performance of Snow White.
  • Learning To Ride Her Bike.
    E39
    Learning To Ride Her Bike.
  • Learning To Be A Cowgirl.
    E40
    Learning To Be A Cowgirl.
  • Playing Road Hockey.
    E41
    Playing Road Hockey.Game on. Emily Yeung joins two time Olympic hockey gold medalist Hayley Wickenheiser for a one on one road hockey lesson. Emily learns how to pass, shoot and do slap shots. All of which comes in handy when Emily challenges Hayley to road hockey match.
  • Exploring A Hot Water Spring.
    E42
    Exploring A Hot Water Spring.
  • Exploring the Rockies.
    E43
    Exploring the Rockies.
  • On A Rainy Day.
    E44
    On A Rainy Day.It's raining...it's pouring and Emily Yeung finds it boring. What's a girl to do on a rainy day? Why not make paper airplanes and race them to see which one flies the fastest before heading outside to jump in some big puddles? Sounds like a great solution to a wet problem.
  • Dressing Up.
    E45
    Dressing Up.Emily Yeung works with a costume specialist to create her very own one of a kind princess dress. Emily starts with a drawing of her dress, then chooses fabric and accessories to bring her design to life.
  • Learning About Fireworks.
    E46
    Learning About Fireworks.Boom. Emily Yeung has been invited to watch one of the most spectacular fireworks spectacles on Earth. Emily heads down to Disney World, the largest buyer of fireworks in the world, to learn how they create their explosive fireworks shows - maybe Emily will come up with an idea for her own fireworks spectacle.
  • Swimming with Dolphins.
    E47
    Swimming with Dolphins.Emily Yeung visits a marine centre to learn about one of her favourite ocean mammals - dolphins. Emily learns how they use sounds to find their food and why their skin feels like rubber, she even gets to have a very special dolphin piggyback ride, wheeeee.
  • Snorkeling.
    E48
    Snorkeling.Daaah...nah...daaah, nah...Emily Yeung is snorkeling with sharks. Very small ones but sharks nonetheless. Emily goes snorkeling and learns about the different fish that live in the ocean. Emily meets manta rays, a parrot fish and bonnet sharks.
  • With Cirque du Soleil.
    E49
    With Cirque du Soleil.Emily Yeung is heading under the big top to experience the magical world of Cirque du Soleil. Emily will be joined by various performers who will teach her how to perform special tricks, ride miniature bikes and jump on a trampoline.
  • Training To Be An Astronaut.
    E50
    Training To Be An Astronaut.Emily Yeung is training to be an astronaut at NASA. Emily joins real life astronaut Cady Coleman and learns what it takes to become a space explorer. Emily feels what it like to twists upside down and all around in a training machine before stepping into a shuttle simulator and pretending to launch into space. All systems are go.
  • Making Strawberry Jam.
    E51
    Making Strawberry Jam.There are two things Emily Yeung loves, strawberries and strawberries in ice cream. Emily has a chance to enjoy both when she goes on a strawberry picking expedition. Emily learns how to turn some of her strawberries into jam to pour over cold vanilla ice cream...yum.
  • Building A Sand Sculpture.
    E52
    Building A Sand Sculpture.Emily Yeung teams up with a world champion sand sculptor to make a giant sand dolphin...that she can actually ride! Emily learns how to use simple kitchen and garden utensils to make wild sand creations.
  • Making A Collage.
    E53
    Making A Collage.Emily Yeung joins a collage artist to learn how to use different materials to make a really cool collage. Emily decides to make her collage of her favourite animal species - cats.
  • With The Blue Man Group.
    E54
    With The Blue Man Group.Emily Yeung is getting blue! Emily joins the Blue Man Group and learns about who they are and how they create their amazing performances. Emily even gets to get painted blue and joins them on stage for a rehearsal.
  • Baking Bread.
    E55
    Baking Bread.Emily Yeung visits a Pioneer Village and learns how people baked bread in the past. Emily mixes all the ingredients, kneads the dough and helps put the bread in an old fashioned stove. Emily passes the time waiting for the bread to rise by visiting some horses before getting to try her fresh bread.
  • Planting a Tree.
    E56
    Planting a Tree.Emily Yeung learns how people are helping the environment by planting baby trees. Emily explores a restored wetland before learning what conditions trees need to grow and how to find the perfect spot to plant her sapling.
  • Making Muffins.
    E57
    Making Muffins.Emily Yeung joins a baker to make one of her favourite breakfast treats...muffins! Emily learns how to mix all the different ingredients together and shares her own yogurt topping recipe secret.
  • Making A Sun Catcher.
    E58
    Making A Sun Catcher.Emily Yeung learns how to make a beautiful sun catcher. Emily sketches a picture of a flower and places it under a small pane of glass. She then glues glass nuggets in the shape of her sketch to make her very own unique sun catcher design.
  • Learning About Rabbits.
    E59
    Learning About Rabbits.Did you know people make clothes and scarves out of rabbit fur? Neither did Emily Yeung until she met with a rabbit farmer who shows her how to brush cute angora rabbits and spin their fur into yarn.
  • Making A Wind Chime.
    E60
    Making A Wind Chime.Emily Yeung loves the sounds wind chimes make - especially on really windy days. Emily and a local artist decide to make a unique wind chime out of things you can find in your kitchen like forks, knives and spoons...wait a minute, what are you going to eat dinner with?
  • Learning About Water Safety.
    E61
    Learning About Water Safety.Emily Yeung joins the marine police department and learns how they rescue people from the water. Emily learns she should always find an adult if she hears someone calling for help and watches as the police practice a helicopter rescue.
  • Skipping Rope.
    E62
    Skipping Rope.Emily Yeung joins a champion skipping team and learns how they combine gymnastics with skipping (two of Emily's favourite things). Emily decides to show them a few of her own moves, including her super special move "The Twist."
  • Making Cheese.
    E63
    Making Cheese.
  • Making A Mask.
    E64
    Making A Mask.Emily Yeung loves making faces...especially ones out of clay! Emily tours an art exhibit for ideas before sitting down with an artist friend to make her very own horse mask.
  • Playing Soccer.
    E65
    Playing Soccer.Goal! Emily Yeung meets a member of the Canadian Women's National Soccer Team and learns the basic of playing soccer. Emily puts her newfound knowledge to good use when she joins her friends in a game.
  • Painting At The Zoo.
    E66
    Painting At The Zoo.
  • Singing A Song.
    E67
    Singing A Song.

 

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