3:06Brook Bend Pool!
A sixth mark glows in a corner of Granny's map that was never even drawn — leading Cheapy and Chan to Brook Bend Pool, a hiding place only Chan knows.
Free songs, colouring pages, cartoon episodes and a game for preschoolers. Join CheapyChip and RichyChip, two bird best friends, for songs, stories and lots of fun.
3:06A sixth mark glows in a corner of Granny's map that was never even drawn — leading Cheapy and Chan to Brook Bend Pool, a hiding place only Chan knows.
4:16A fifth mark glows on Granny's map, pointing to Crown Rock, where Cheapy and Richy used to play hide-and-seek as chicks. This time it's just the two of them on the quest.
4:39A fourth mark lights up at the old stone bridge — the secret is hiding at Penny Brook itself, and it takes teamwork to reach it.
3:19A third mark on Granny's map glows, and it's a race up the green slopes of Acorn Hill: flying versus walking — who will win?
3:44A second mark on Granny's map starts to glow, leading the friends to the calm, mirror-still waters of Heron's Pond — where Richy insists on rowing the old wooden boat himself.
4:57In Granny's dusty old chest, Cheapy finds an ancient map with nine mysterious marks, each hiding a magical keepsake around Chipville. First stop: the Whispering Wood.
Every episode has its own original song. Tap a song, sing loud and dance like Richy.
All the songsTap the falling apples and golden apples in Chan’s orchard. Every round earns you a sticker and a new flower for your garden. There’s no losing, only fun.
Print a free page at home, or get a full 50-page colouring book. Big, friendly pictures made for little hands.
Five friends. One colourful village.

Round, cheerful and endlessly resourceful. Loves planning and building clever things.

Tall, theatrical and full of generosity. Brings big excitement to every adventure.

An orange-red robin who arrived as a stranger. Calm, wise and observant.

A gentle grey pigeon with round spectacles. One sentence from Granny-Pip changes everything.

A navy-waistcoated owl whose silver tray never tilts. The funniest character says the fewest words.
Short, gentle cartoons a four-year-old can follow. No lectures and no scary bits. Every episode passes our Bedtime Test: could a child watch this right before sleep?