JoJo and Gran Gran

JoJo and Gran Gran celebrate Diwali, the festival of light, with their friends Raya and Nirada. It’s a very exciting celebration, with lots of yummy food, diyas, music and, of course, lights! Raya teaches JoJo how to make a rangoli. And when Raya doesn’t like the loud sounds coming from the fireworks, JoJo has a plan to help her friend!

When JoJo is interested in all the beautiful fish that Gran Gran shows her on the tablet, Gran Gran has a plan. They can visit all the fish and sea creatures at the aquarium! Whilst there, JoJo is amazed by the fish and sea creatures. To top off their fun-filled day out, JoJo meets a special friend of Gran Gran’s.

When JoJo and Gran Gran find a sycamore tree, they decide to take a woodland walk. Equipped with JoJo’s handy Nature Tick Book, they go on a search for all the different trees they can find. When JoJo realises that she’s a little bit too small to see the tops of the trees, JoJo and Gran Gran discover there are lots of other ways to figure out which tree is which!

Captain Chloe’s adventures through space inspire JoJo and Gran Gran, who make a visit to the space centre to learn lots about planets at the planetarium. Then later, back at Gran Gran’s house, they have another idea: why not see if any planets are out tonight?

JoJo and Gran Gran call Great Gran Gran to sing her the new song that JoJo has learnt. While doing so, JoJo discovers it is Jounen Kweyol (Creole Day) in Saint Lucia. JoJo is very interested in learning Creole, so to celebrate Creole Day, Gran Gran teaches her some words. They call Great Gran Gran again, and JoJo performs the new version of the song she has learnt in Creole!

When JoJo, Gran Gran and the Nature Club dig up a buried time capsule, they find it filled with lots of old items that belong to the old club. Gran Gran has a plan: why don’t they reunite the capsule’s owners with their possessions? Then JoJo and the Nature Club can bury a new time capsule of their own!

When JoJo and Gran Gran visit the beach, JoJo is surprised to find the sea isn’t there anymore! Gran Gran explains that the sea is there, but it’s just further away as the tide it out, making it the perfect time to go beachcombing. Together, they see what interesting things they can find. JoJo learns all about fossils, as well as the people in the past who helped discover ones that are millions of years old, hidden within the beach. JoJo even finds a few special things of her own!

JoJo and Gran Gran are enjoying a Captain Chloe adventure in which she travels to see a volcano. Afterwards, Great Gran Gran calls to teach JoJo all about real-life volcanoes, and Gran Gran has a plan. Why don’t they make a mini volcano of their own? They get to work building it - and it even erupts!

JoJo thinks she’s seen every animal that visits Cynthia’s garden. But Cynthia shows JoJo her new night-time camera, which can take photos of nocturnal animals JoJo has never seen. Gran Gran has a plan to help JoJo discover these night-time animals – they can leave a footprint tracker out overnight outside her house to find out which ones visit them. The next day, they check the tracker. As hoped, there are lots of prints: hedgehogs, foxes and more! Best of all, Cynthia gets some photographs of the night-time animals to share too.

When Mummy sets off for work at the hospital, JoJo wants to know what a job is. To explain, Gran Gran takes JoJo to see their friends, who work in all their different jobs. While they’re out, they realise Mummy accidentally took Gran Gran’s phone to the hospital with her. Now JoJo has a job – visiting Mummy to fix the mix-up and making sure she gets her phone back!