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Sing along and dance with Chica and Carly to "Days of the Week!" Carly raps and Chica dresses up as a different animal for each day! More Sprout Kids Songs: ...
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Everyone’s favorite chicken Chica and her co-hosts Kaitlin, Tim, Carly, and Emily encourage viewers to spend the morning celebrating birthdays, playing games, making crafts, and more. About ...
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Sunny Side Up: The Happy, Happy Birthday Song | Universal Kids. The Sunny Side Up Show hosts and Chica sing the classic version of our Happy, Happy Birthday Song. Is it your...
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Airing from 2007-2017 on Sprout, The Sunny Side Up Show was a unique live morning kids show that featured a puppet named Chica, Hosts that rotated on a weekly basis, and frequent guest apperences from other Sprout characters or Real-Life Celebrities, with Songs, Crafts, Birthday Shoutouts, Recipes & More.
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During program breaks, Chica takes part in entertaining activities. These brief activities, generally assisted by the hosts, emphasize the week's theme. By 2012, 13 links had made up the show. 1. Sproutlet Weather Report - Always shown at the start of each broadcast, the hosts read weather reports viewers sent in via SproutOnline.com, Usually three...
Hosts
A slate of adult hosts fill the gap in between shows, teach children educational themes through fun games, songs, crafts, and recipes, and showcase content submitted by viewers via the web. Unlike most children's shows, The Sunny Side Up Showwas, for the most part, unscripted, and hosts acted like real people, playing themselves and using their real names. 1. Carly Ciarrocchi was a host for the show from June 4th, 2012 to its end on August 11th, 2017. She went on to host Sprout House. 2. Gram...
Recurring characters
1. Mr. Mailman was a cartoon character who used to appear on The Birthday Show and on The Sunny Side Up Show during Birthdays, where he would deliver birthday cards. He also appeared in a short-form series titled The Many Adventures of Mr. Mailman. 2. Ricowas Chica's cousin who made occasional appearances. 3. Mrs. C was Chica's mother who made occasional appearances, usually for Mother’s Day or Valentine's Day, but usually known as Chica's Mom. She later moved to The Chica Showand was given a...
The Sunny Side Up Showoften had guest appearances from characters of shows and programming blocks on Sprout. According to Forrest Harding, executives and crew members tried to book a guest a few months before their appearance, due to their schedules filling up quickly. The Sprout team usually prepared that content a little and reviewed it, then reh...
The Sunny Side Up Showwas aimed at kids staying home from school, and included shows that offered a learning opportunity to viewers. 1. Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps 2. Astroblast! 3. Barney & Friends 4. The Berenstain Bears 5. Bob the Builder 6. Boj 7. Caillou 8. The Chica Show 9. Chloe's Closet 10. Clangers 11. dirtgirlworld 12. Dive Olly Di...
Origins
In Britain, the country where Sprout's senior vice president of programming Andrew Beecham was actually from, children's channels had adult presenters fill the gap in between shows by doing preschool-friendly activities and showcasing content submitted by viewers. When Sprout launched and Beecham became its SVP of programming, The Birthday Show and The Good Night Show brought the UK channels' presented formats to America. According to Betsy Oliphant, Beecham wanted a live show out of the pres...
2010s
The Sunny Side Up Show was shown regularly on Sprout each weekday until September 2010, when weekend editions of the block superseded The Let's Go Show. Additionally, the set was revamped and Noodle and Doodle, Sprout's first long-form original series, premiered. Sprout executives hoped that, with Noodle and Doodle, the show would anticipate more viewer interaction. In 2013, Kelly Vrooman announced she was leaving the show, so Sprout held a Host Hunt contest. The winners ended up being Emily...
Once a year, hosts, associate producers, "Chicateers," and other people united to discuss weekly themes, starting with holidays, seasons, and preschool events. Afterwards, the crew looked at different topics of preschoolers' interests, set up a calendar, and assigned a team to develop each week's content. The team also went to schools for probably ...
A plush toy of Chica was available as early as the Sprout birthday sweepstakes in 2010. According to Lisa O'Brien, once Chica dolls sold out, Sprout executives knew they had something special on their hands and created The Chica Show. In 2013, Sprout and CafePress launched Shop Sprout, a website in which people could shop for Sprout show-related me...
Whenever Super WHY! aired on the block, it lasted for one hour, due to segments where the host and Chica danced to the show's theme song, and due to commercials and Sunny Side Up segments airing du...When The Good Night Show broadcast live for the premiere of Astroblast!, the broadcast was filmed in the Sunshine Barn because the You and Me Treenever existed or was not adapted for live airings.During the winter season from 2010 to 2016, the show would be renamed "The Snowy Side Up Show" (later "Snowy Side Up") It was around this time the hosts wore winter clothes in the rather indoors Su...For Halloween 2016, the show was renamed "Spooky Side Up."Jun 13, 2008 · A birthday segment of The Sunny Side Up Show which features one of the original hosts, Kevin. Includes an episode of Thomas & Friends and the intro to Make Way for Noddy. Aired: June 13, 2008, on PBS Kids Sprout.
Sunny Side Up is the only LIVE morning show for preschoolers, airing every weekday at 9 AM ET. Everyone’s favorite chicken Chica and her co-hosts Kaitlin, Tim, Carly, and Emily encourage viewers to spend the morning celebrating birthdays, playing games, making crafts, and more.
