Woodventures

A musical series full of songs and dances. The main cartoon characters are wooden toys: Kitty Meow, Doggy Woof-Woof, Piggy Oink, Horsey Yee-Ho-Ho and Elephant Pawoo who all live in a small wooden town. The heroes, together with the audience, get to discover things about the world around them. They learn colors, shapes and objects while finding their ways of tricky situations, learning about friendship, and helping each other.
104

Episodes

5:30"

Duration

1-3 years old

Audience

Main characters

Elephant Pawoo

Elephant Pawoo is a boy. He is like an older brother to the others, educator and babysitter. He’s the calmest of all of them and the most rational. He’s also strong and kind, he’s the unconditional leader and authority of the group. He’s got his telescope set up on the roof of his house too, where he enjoys watching the stars.

Elephant Pawoo from ‘Woodventures’

Horsey Yee-ho-ho

Horsey Yee-ho-ho is a girl. Creative, active, initiative, resourceful and positive. She loves creativity and thinks outside the box when problem solving. She lives in a house on top of the hill and gallops down the hill each time she leaves it.

Horsey Yee-ho-ho from ‘Woodventures’

Piggy Oink

Piggy Oink is a boy. Active, full of beans, can be a bit mischievous, in a good way. He often gets himself into trouble. Cheerful and positive. He’s got his favorite puddle in front of his house.

Piggy Oink from ‘Woodventures’

Doggy Woof-Woof

Doggy Woof-Woof is a boy. Direct, masterful, and practical. He is a farmer who knows how to work with mechanisms and machinery. He grows lots of healthy vegetables and fruits in his garden. He has his house with wheels that stands on a platform. His house can move, and is attached to a car which can pull it.

Doggy Woof-Woof from ‘Woodventures’

Kitty Meow

Kitty Meow is a girl. Calm, quiet, cautions and neat. She loves flowers and hearts. She’s got a very sweet nature and loves music and mirrors. She’s also got a cute little house with a front garden with flowers.

Kitty Meow from ‘Woodventures’