Thomas & Friends: Learning Colors, Feelings, Routines, Shapes, and More!

Thomas and Percy's adventures highlight the importance of routines, identifying feelings, and practicing good manners.

### Thomas & Percy's Colorful Adventures: Learning Colors, Feelings, and Routines
* 🚂 Thomas and Percy learn about color mixing with Sir Topham Hatt, creating **purple**, **orange**, and **green** by combining red, blue, and yellow.
* 😴 Percy's late and muddy, highlighting the importance of a **bedtime routine**: cleaning up, reading, and deep breaths.
* 🤔 Percy feels **nervous** about a big delivery, learning to identify and manage his emotions with Thomas's help.
* ☁️ A cloud-watching game introduces different **vehicles**: helicopters, dump trucks, and sailboats.
* 🎶  The opposites of **loud** and **quiet** are explored through a bird's flight, introducing other opposites like **big/small**, **high/low**, and **hot/cold**.
* 🔢 Thomas and Percy count to 20 while searching for Emily's lost friendship chain, emphasizing the fun of **counting**.
* 🤝 Diesel learns about **sharing** and **good manners**, demonstrating kindness and consideration for others.
* 🧹  The importance of **tidying up** and working together is highlighted through a cleaning song, emphasizing teamwork and responsibility.

[Music] Thomas, what's your favorite color in the whole world? Blue! It's the color of the

sky, that pretty bird, and me. Can you guess my favorite color? Uh, green. How did you know? Because you are green, Percy.

[Music] Oh, looks like Sir Topham Hatt is doing a little arts and crafts project.

I suppose this will do. Hello, sir. What are you doing? Hello, Thomas and Percy. We're preparing for a parade by painting

these train coaches different colors. But I wanted lots of different colors! Instead, we just have these three colors: red, blue, and yellow. Is there a way we

can make more colors? Huh, we need to think... Hmm, think, think, think, think... Oh, sorry! Oh, no! Is that... making a new color? Mixing red

and blue made purple, just like Charlie! [Music] So, if you take two colors and mix them together, you get a new color, and I might

be able to paint these train coaches how I originally wanted. I wonder what other colors we can make? Hmm, I'm not sure...

Mixing red and yellow colors together made orange, just like Mia. What does blue and yellow make? Oh, I hope it makes my favorite

color! Mixing blue and yellow makes green, just like you, Percy! It did make my favorite color!

thank you enough! Now I can paint these train coaches many different colors, just how I imagined.

should probably help clean up. Is there a fun way to clean up all this paint? Red, blue, purple, green, yellow, orange...

[Music] Thomas is worried. Percy's really late! Here he comes now. Percy's had a busy day.

He has been delivering in the countryside. He's covered in mud, and he is really tired. [Music]

Emily says hi.  I'm... Percy says good night. He is so tired; he just wants to go to sleep.

Percy, you're dirty! You can't go to sleep. You really should be doing your bedtime routine.

[Music] A routine is something you do every day. A bedtime routine is what you do to go to bed.

Get yourself clean, ask someone to read to you, take three breaths, and get yourself to sleep. You should have a

wash and make yourself clean, read a little story, and breathe with me. [Music] Breathing three times can help you to

relax. Look at poor Percy; she's nearly asleep. Get yourself cleaned up and don't miss that bit. Thomas will read to

you, and you can settle down every night before you take yourself to sleep. You should be doing your bedtime

routines just like Percy. And look, he's fast asleep! Snuggle down, breathe three times, and sweet dreams.

Good night, Emily. Good night, Thomas. Sweet dreams, everyone. [Music] Today is going to be a great day.

Um, I suppose, Percy... is there something wrong? Well, I have a special delivery today, and it's causing me to feel

something... something. Yes, something! I'm not sure what this feeling is, but it's causing me not to want to make the

special delivery. Can you help me figure it out, Thomas?

Of course, Percy! Let's try it together. Are you feeling happy, like Nia?

Look, Nia looks very happy. No, I don't think I feel happy. Oh, what about sad?

Now, Nia is feeling sad. That's not how I'm feeling either. What about surprised? Are you feeling

surprised? Surprised is when your face goes... I don't think it's surprised. So it's not

happy, and it's not sad, and it's not surprised. Thomas, will we ever figure this out?

Making me nervous. Wait, what? Nervous? You know, when you feel worried or maybe even a little scared about something. That's

it. I'm feeling nervous because this special delivery is bigger than any I've ever done before. I'm worried I won't be

able to do it. Ah, well, that makes perfect sense. Oh, thank you for helping me figure that out. Thomas, would you like me to

help you, Percy? Making deliveries with a friend would make me a little less nervous. Thank you, Thomas. That actually

makes me feel less nervous now. I am feeling happy. Me too! Shall we go to make this delivery? Let's do it!

[Music] In the sky, sky, there are lots of clouds floating by. Let's play a game to see what shapes

we get. All those white clouds! [Music] What other vehicles can we make? [Music] Here comes this ship

sailing through another cloud in a sky so blue. [Music] Sky, sky, there are lots of clouds floating by.

Let's play a game to see what shapes we get. All those white clouds! [Music]

Oh no! My musical bird friend, why did he fly away? Thomas, I think it might be because you were whistling quietly at

first, but then whistled very, very, very loudly. Because quiet and loud are opposites. Opposites? What are opposites? Opposites

are two things that are different from each other. Like... what would you like to learn some opposites? Let's try.

Let's find an opposite.  Hunting in the distance... how would you describe it? Big. And what about that

teeny tiny rock down there? Small. Yes, big and small are opposites. Oh, what else? Ah, this is your bird friend,

high in the sky. Oh yes, he's way up high. And what about that kitty cat? She's low.

On the ground, yes. The bird is up high and the cat is down low. High and low are opposites. I think I'm getting it. Let me

try one. Um [Music] The sun can be quite hot and the wind feels cold. Hot and cold

are opposites. Yes, they are. Great job, Percy! Hmm, so I scared the bird because I was too loud. I better do the opposite and

keep my whistle quiet. I think that just might work. [Music] Oh, lost and found on the ground. Let's track

back. A look all around! I'm a super counting train searching for a friendship chain. I'm a

super counting train searching for a friendship chain. Let's get started! Counting is fun; it always begins with number one,

and then two, then three, then four, then five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten. All those trucks! There's so many. Let's

keep on counting up to twenty. Eleven and twelve, thirteen and fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and eighteen,

nineteen and twenty! We did it! Lost and found on the ground. Let's track back. A look all around! I'm a super

counting train searching for a friendship chain. Lost and found on the ground. Let's track back. A look all around! I'm a super

counting train searching for a friendship chain. Searching for a friendship chain!

To you! Thomas got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! Got it! This is so much fun, Percy!

Hey, couple. I'd date Diesel. That's not very nice.

I'm just having fun, Diesel. That is not fun. It isn't. Well, it

was just a joke. Not for us. I'm sorry. I was trying to join in the fun. Maybe I

should have joined in a different way. But how? We can show you. A good friend plays well with others.

By thinking about their feelings, hmm. So if I think about your feelings and not just my own, I'm more likely to share.

Exactly. A good friend shares and takes turns. Your turn, Diesel. Catch! Ah, that does feel nice. I'd like to give

Sharon a shot. Perhaps we could share with some other friends. [Laughter] Rebecca, catch! [Laughter]

[Music] Oh, James! Hey! Top! Oh, sharing feels great! Oh, it sure does! [Music] Tidy up, make it clean everywhere that

you have been. You can help out everyone. Let's all make cleaning fun. Nobody wants to see a mess.

These boxes all over the tracks! Work together with the rest and we can put them all neatly back. Let's do it!

Tidy up, make it clean everywhere that you have been. You can help out everyone. Let's all make

fun! [Music] It looks so much better when it's done. Everything in its right place. Tidying was lots of fun,

and now it's time to play and race! But we did it! And tidy up, make it clean everywhere

that you have been. You can help out everyone. Let's all make cleaning fun. Tidy up, make it clean everywhere that

you have been. You can help out everyone. Tidy up, make it clean everywhere that you have been. You can help out

everyone. Let's all make cleaning fun. Foreign. Percy, what's wrong? Nothing. Why? I just heard you say 'duh'. You heard me say 'girl'

'Girl'? I did it again! Wait, that's not me! Who is that? Oh, just go in. Why won't you

fit them? This is making me very cranky. What's wrong? Oh, hello Thomas! Hello Percy! I'm trying to organize all this cargo

into all of these crates, but I can't get them to fit. Hmm. All the crates seem to be different shapes and all the cargo

are different shapes as well, or maybe if we figure out what shape each crate is, we can figure out which cargo goes in.

which crate? Let's try it. What shape is the crate you're trying to fit that cargo into? It has four straight, equal

I think you're right. What about this next one? Three sides, like a triangle.

Looks like that to me as well. What about this next one? Nice and round, like our faces—a circle.

Correct. And this one? Hmm, a little tricky. Looks a little bit like a circle, but stretched out, like an egg, so

an oval. Looks oval to me. And one more. Looks almost like a square, but two of the sides are longer, so that

That's right. So now that we know what shapes all of the crates are, all we need to know now

is the shape of the cargo: circle, square, triangle, oval, rectangle. We're done! Thank you so much. [Music]

Let's bring them back with their favorite food. Oh no! Where did they go? The animals have escaped, and it's getting late. What shall

we do? They'll be hungry soon. Let's bring them back with their favorite food. Monkeys like bananas; most

of them pick them from the trees. Pandas chew on green bamboo that grows in shoots and leaves.

Oh no! Where did they go? The animals have escaped, and it's getting late. What shall we do? They'll be hungry too. Let's bring them back with their favorite

food. Oh no! Where did they go? The animals have escaped, and it's getting late. What shall we do? They'll be hungry soon.

Let's bring them back with their favorite food. Koalas munch eucalyptus for lunch to give them energy. Baby elephants love apples;

We do. They'll be hungry soon. Let's bring them back with their favorite food. Careful! Be careful! What's wrong, Percy?

The other day, one of my wheels hit a rock, and I came off the tracks. It's really hurt!

Thomas & Percy Learn About Mixing Colors + more Kids Videos | Thomas & Friends™ Kids Songs

Thomas & Friends

Thomas and Percy discuss their favorite colors.

Sir Topham Hatt is painting train coaches.

Sir Topham Hatt wants more colors than red, blue, and yellow.

A bedtime routine involves cleaning up, reading, and breathing exercises.

Percy is feeling a strange emotion before a special delivery.

Thomas helps Percy identify his feeling as nervousness.

Thomas offers to help Percy with the delivery.

Thomas and Percy play a game identifying shapes in clouds.

Thomas's loud whistling scares away his bird friend.

They discuss opposites: loud/quiet, big/small, high/low, hot/cold.

Thomas and Percy search for a lost friendship chain.

They find the friendship chain and continue counting.

Percy is struggling to organize cargo into crates of different shapes.

Thomas helps Percy identify the shapes of the crates (square, triangle, circle, oval, rectangle).

Percy has an accident and hurts his wheel.

They discuss the importance of telling an adult about accidents.