05A Formal education and preschool

Too much energy and not enough energy creates havoc on the puppets as well as to others. 

Inuit legends / stories are acted out by the puppets and stories by local people, graphics stories.

"Everyone has some chores to do and the puppets
Have their share too from taking out garbage to washing dirty dishes
And figure out ways to make it fun. Sing-a-long / co- operating, stacking" 

"Puppets and people sharing what they have is
Good for all is what we will see in this show. Also learn about saving things." 

 Angeline hosts this episode all about expressing yourself by making art.

Angeline and Kuku the dog teach us about the many games Inuit have designed and played over the years. 

This show is about friends and friendship.  

In this episode, Angeline tells the legend of Kiviuq to Kuku the Dog 

Angeline and Kuku the Dog host this episode all about shapes. We learn about different shapes and their names. 

This show is all about animals of the arctic, animals of the sky, land and sea. We learn about how the animals live, how they have helped Inuit, and what they are called. 

Inuit have traditionally relied on the stars to guide their travels and hunting expeditions. In this story, Kuku the Dog introduces Taania the Raven to his new telescope, highlighting the importance of Inuit astronomy. 

 This episode is all about counting in Inuktitut. Angeline teaches Kuku the Dog how to count to 20.

Kuku the Dog hosts this show and welcomes his three guests, the syllabics, Ti, Tu, and Ta. We learn a number of Inuktitut words that start with these letters. 

In this special episode, Angeline takes a trip to Winterlude and brings us along for the fun. 

 We learn about all the people who help us like our family, teachers, police officers and doctors.

 We look at making music as a form of expression. We see traditional and non-traditional performances from a number of Nunavut communities.