The Chicken Problem - The Farm. Peg and Cat have to get 100 chickens back in the coop before the farmer sees./The Space Creature Problem - The Purple Planet. Peg, Cat and Richard must get the 100 chickens away from Big Mouth and back to their spaceship. Written by Anonymous

The Pirate Problem: Pirate Island. Peg and Cat show a group of very hungry Pirates how to share tropical fruit fairly. Peg's House. When the Pirates are having a sleepover at Peg's house, they get scared at bedtime. Peg and Cat help the Pirates fall asleep by counting chickens.

From PBS KIDS - The Three Bears Problem - Fairytale Land. Peg and Cat bring the Three Bears, the Three Little Pigs, and the Three Billy Goats Gruff together to form a super group: The Electric Eleven. / The Giant Problem - Giant Land. Peg and Cat must attempt a great escape when they think the Giants want to eat them and their 8 fairy tale friends for lunch. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS - The Circus Problem - The Circus. When Peg and Cat find themselves in the center ring, they climb, swing, swoop and juggle their way over amazing heights and lengths. The Buried Treasure Problem: Peg and Cat measure their way to buried treasure using Cat as a measuring stick.

From PBS KIDS - The Tree Problem - Peg's Neighborhood. When Cat is stuck in a tree, Peg needs to figure out how to get him down using three giant gifts. / Another Tree Problem - Peg's Neighborhood. When Cat is stuck in a tree again Peg has to find a different way to get him down. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS - The Messy Room Problem - Peg's Room. Peg and Cat sort through the mess in Peg's room just in time for company to come over and see Cat's masterpiece, The Circles. / The Golden Pyramid Problem - Magical Forest. Peg the Bold and Brave Sir Cat, Knights of the Round Table, search far and wide to retrieve the Mermaid's golden pyramids. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS - The Parade Problem - Peg and Cat need to sort out recyclables to clean up the park in time for the nursery school's Halloween Parade. The Halloween Problem - While trick or treating, Peg and Cat find themselves pursued by a metal monster. Later they teach fair sharing to a friend who turns out to be a real tiger! Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS - The Dinosaur Problem - Prehistoric Valley. When Peg and Cat get lost riding dinosaurs through a prehistoric forest, they use a diagram to find their way to safety before the Baby T-Rex catches up to them. / The Beethoven Problem - Vienna, circa 1800. When Peg and Cat are helping their pal Ludwig Van Beethoven write a symphony, Cat laughs in a certain pattern that gives Beethoven a great idea.

From PBS KIDS - The Honey Problem - Peg's Pizza Place. The 3 Bees will produce honey for Peg and Cat's super-popular honey cake - but only if Peg and Cat will dance for the Bees in a certain pattern! / The Penguin Problem - The South Pole. Peg and Cat coach a team of skiing penguins, who would have a shot at the Olympic gold medal if only they knew over, under, and in between. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS - The Race Car Problem - Junk Yard/Race Track Stadium. Peg and Cat rebuild their homemade race car, Hot Buttered Lightnin', to compete in the Talla-peg-a 20 race.

From PBS KIDS: The Birthday Cake Problem: Peg and Cat make a rockin' birthday cake for Jonah and his friends the Teens, but first they need to figure out how old he is going to be. Primary Learning Goal: The teen numbers. The Doohickey Problem: When their space ship is smashed, Peg and Cat must reassemble its variously shaped parts, and retrieve sixteen stolen doohickeys. Primary Learning Goal: Patterns. Secondary Learning Goal: Shapes, the number 16. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Baby Problem: Babysitters Peg and Cat rescue the precocious Baby Fox from the top of his elaborate block tower. Primary Learning Goal: Solid shapes. Secondary Learning Goal: Diagrams. The Sparkling Sphere Problem: Knights of the Round Table Peg and Cat search for the Wizard Ramone, who has floated away in a sparkling sphere. Primary Learning Goal: Rectangular prism and rhombus. Secondary Learning Goal: Counting by twos. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Birthday Cake Problem: Peg and Cat make a rockin' birthday cake for Jonah and his friends the Teens, but first they need to figure out how old he is going to be. Primary Learning Goal: The teen numbers. The Doohickey Problem: When their space ship is smashed, Peg and Cat must reassemble its variously shaped parts, and retrieve sixteen stolen doohickeys. Primary Learning Goal: Patterns. Secondary Learning Goal: Shapes, the number 16.

From PBS KIDS: The Blockette Problem: When their demanding pal Richard is directing the Radio City Music Hall Blockettes, Peg and Cat find a way to make the set perfectly symmetrical. Primary Learning Goal: Symmetry. Secondary Learning Goal: Associate events with hot and cold temperatures, height. The Tulip Problem: When Neighbor Ladies Connie and Viv have a tiff, Peg and Cat make peace by making sure each has the same number of flowers. Primary Learning Goal: Subtraction, greater than/less than. Secondary Learning Goal: The equals sign. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Mega Mall Problem: Peg and Cat search the enormous Mega Mall for the teens so they can all enter the Zebra Guy dance contest. Primary Learning Goal: Attributes of objects. Secondary Learning Goal: Maps. The Cleopatra Problem: When Peg and Cat are playing marbles among the pyramids with Queen Cleopatra, Peg's marble is stolen by a mysterious man with an orange triangular beard. Primary Learning Goal: Using a pan balance to compare weight. Secondary Learning Goal: Triangles. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: Yet Another Tree Problem: The tables are turned! Peg is stuck up in the tree and Cat must figure out how to get her down... by making a ladder out of found objects. Primary Learning Goal: Up, down. Secondary Learning Goal: Horizontal, vertical. The Romeo and Juliet Problem: Peg and Cat help their poetic pal Romeo reach Juliet's balcony using a series of horizontal and vertical lines. Primary Learning Goal: Horizontal, vertical. Secondary Learning Goal: Parallel. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Arch Villain Problem: When the Arch Villain wreaks havoc on the city of Mathtropolis by turning everything into arches, Super Peg and Cat Guy come to the rescue. Primary Learning Goal: Arches, finding arches in other shapes. Secondary Learning Goal: Counting backwards from 9, counting by threes. The Straight and Narrow Problem: Super Peg and Cat Guy trail the Arch Villain, who has given up his arch ways and gone on a rampage with straight and narrow shapes instead. Primary Learning Goal: Understanding straight, narrow, curved. Secondary Learning Goal: Counting sides to determine shapes (rectangles, triangles, squares), counting by tens to 100. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Play Date Problem: Peg and Cat must use the power of music, and patterns, to help their friends Beethoven and the Three Bears play together - and make incredible music together. Primary Learning Goal: Patterns. Secondary Learning Goal: Seeing squares as special rectangles. The Blabberwocky Problem: Peg and Cat are back as the Knights of the Round Table to reclaim their friends' missing shapes - and their own Round Table! - from the mysterious 100-headed creature, The Blabberwocky. Primary Learning Goal: Making a drawing as a step in problem solving. Secondary Learning Goal: 3D shapes, 2D shapes. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Perfect Ten Problem: Peg and Cat are judging a singing competition in which all performers must get a rating of exactly ten stars. Primary Learning Goal: Adding to 10. Secondary Learning Goal: The number 0. The Long Line Problem: While waiting in a long line, Peg and Cat try to help Richard realize his dream of being first in line for the first time. Primary Learning Goal: Ordinal numbers, using a number line. Secondary Learning Goal: Positional relationships (in front of/behind), counting to 20. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS: The Clown Problem: Peg and Cat help Mac achieve his dream of being a clown in the circus, by teaching him how funny it can be when things are exactly the wrong size. Primary Learning Goal: Adding 1. Secondary Learning Goal: Size correspondence. The Ninja Problem: Peg and Cat help their young Ninja-wannabe friend Aki find the fifteen missing cherry blossom trees by using Ninja skills and math skills. Primary Learning Goal: Subtraction. Secondary Learning Goal: Counting to 15. Written by Anonymous

From PBS KIDS - The George Washington Problem: Peg and Cat use a map to help George Washington and his team cross the Delaware River. The High Noon Problem: Peg and Cat agree to face Bad Jack in a show down at high noon. But they have no idea when noon is!

From PBS KIDS - The Big Dog Problem: When Peg and Cat need to mail some important letters for Peg's Mom, they find their path to the mailbox blocked by a really big dog. The Three Friends Problem: When Peg and Cat are playing with their new friend the Big Dog, Cat suddenly becomes strangely quiet. Using a graph, Peg attempts to figure out what's wrong with Cat.

Peg and Cat get orders for halves of pizzas and learn about fractions to keep their patrons pleased. Peg and Cat deliver pizzas and are menaced by the flying Pizza Pirates who want to take away one!

Peg and Cat must teach Big Mouth the 6 steps for making on the potty. To compete in a butter sculpting contest, Peg and Cat must learn certain math skills by doing farm chores.

From PBS KIDS - The Pirate Puzzle Problem: Peg and Cat must help the pirates put together a puzzle, and then the four sections of their sinking ship. The Scrap of Map Problem: When the Pirates' treasure map is torn and carried off by the wind, Peg and Cat and friends from far and wide put their scraps of map together to find the treasure.

From PBS KIDS - The Sushi Problem: Peg and Cat help Aki pursue a tricky thief through the Japanese countryside, making use of their Ninja skills and three mysterious clues. The Highlight Zone Problem: Peg and Cat find their world turned black and white! They must identify ten things that are the wrong size or shape, before they will be allowed to leave...the Highlight Zone.

The Election Problem: When the Farmer holds an election to see who'll watch over the farm in his absence, Peg and Cat run against the Pig to win the votes of 100 chickens. The Littlest Chicken Problem: Peg and Cat follow the Littlest Chicken all through Fairytale Land, as she searches for a group that's just the right size to be her new family.

The Flat Woman Problem: Super Peg and Cat Guy face their greatest challenge yet: Triangulo and Flat Woman have teamed up to triangulate and flatten the entire town! The Hanukkah Problem: When Albert Einstein has Peg and Cat over on Hanukkah, he shows them how to make a 2D piece of paper into a 3D dreidel. Later, they need to use this process to bring peace to Al's home and save his Hanukkah.

When Santa Claus is in trouble, Peg and Cat have to solve their biggest problem ever: how to make and wrap presents for all the children of the world, and then deliver them using 100 sleighs.

The Allergy Problem When Peg is told she's allergic to Cat, Cat leaves home! Ramone flies Peg around the world in his flying machine that runs on 100 pebbles, in search of her friend. I Do What I Can: The Musical! Peg and Cat present a Broadway musical about the amazing Ramone, who became a hero by doing 30 great things, 5 at a time.

The Roxanne Problem Cat longs to impress the savvy Roxanne with his knowledge of solid shapes. So he moves his lips as his hidden friend Peg speaks for him. The Girl Group Problem Peg's girl group the Pentagirls has its biggest show ever, featuring a new hit song about flips, slides, and turns.

The Groovy Sixties Problem Peg and Cat help Peg's hippy Grandmom create a groovy birthday present for Granddad based on his favorite numbers: the sixties. Bad Jack is Back When Bad Jack returns with his gang to tickle the townspeople, a surprise guest shows Peg and Cat how to fend off the bad guys' six feathers with four feathers.

The Magic Uke Peg must trek through the Kingdom of Night to reach Cat. To cross the star-shaped steps, Peg needs to find lines of symmetry with the help of a magic ukulele. The Rocking Out Problem When Baby Fox makes a spectacular musical instrument out of junk, Peg and Cat get stuck in it! To get out they use up, down, around and 3/4 time.

The Cold Camel Problem: While Cleopatra is visiting Peg, her camel wanders off in search of a comfortable climate. Peg and Cat search the neighborhood with a giant thermometer to find him. The Einstein Problem: When Cat gets lost in the mall, Peg and her pal Al (Albert Einstein) track him down with the help of a metronome, many equations, and a surprise appearance by Marie Curie.

The T-Ball Problem: Peg's T-Ball Team, the Mighty Nine, have no chance against a team of Aliens all-stars - Unless Peg can use the Aliens' T-ball cards to predict where they'll hit. The Bus Problem: When the Electric Eleven perform on the farm, the 100 chickens swipe the band's bus and drive it around the world! Peg and Cat use position words to keep up with them.

Richard the Third: At Richard's family's highly competitive annual picnic, Peg and Cat try to help Richard achieve his dream of not coming in third in every single event. The Lemonade Problem: When Peg realizes her lemonade stand has no cups, Cat must make a series of shrewd business deals to get 200 cups with only 2 cookies.

The Wonderland Problem - Landing in Wonderland, Peg and Cat eat berries to grow bigger or smaller, in their quest to get back Peg's stick from the Queen of Hearts./ The Bat Mitzvah Problem - Peg and Cat help Tessa's Bat Mitzvah run smoothly by keeping an eye on Uncle Phil, who thinks he can do ten more of everything than he actually can.

The Bermuda Triangle Problem - While on their beach vacation, Peg, Cat and the Pig tumble through a portal to a bizarre triangular universe./ The Breeze in the Branches - The Toad brings Peg and Cat to the forest where he grew up and introduces him to his old friends, and his old patterns.

The Ring Problem - When the Giant drops the diamond ring he's about to give Giantess, it bounces into a pipe. He needs his very small friends Peg and Cat to get it back./ The Wedding Problem - When Peg and Cat are chosen to organize the Giants' wedding, they must get the twelve steps for a giant wedding in just the right order.

The Bermuda Triangle Problem - While on their beach vacation, Peg, Cat and the Pig tumble through a portal to a bizarre triangular universe./ The Breeze in the Branches - The Toad brings Peg and Cat to the forest where he grew up and introduces him to his old friends, and his old patterns.