Mirror Magic

Bing and Bong encounter a series of half-objects: half-plate, half-spoons, half-chair, half-table. They spot what appears to be a two-headed Flocker at a table set with a plate, spoons, and a chair. On closer inspection, however, Bing and Bong realize that things aren't as they seem. They notice that there is actually half of a table next to the one Flocker, with half of a plate, and half-spoons that only seemed whole because they were set against a mirror. Remembering the half-objects they collected along the way, Bing and Bong magically fuse the two halves together to form whole functional, symmetrical objects.

Bing, Bong

Tiny Planet of Stuff

Many things are symmetrical, and you can tell by testing, touching, and folding objects to look for lines of symmetry - the dividing line between mirror images.

Bing and Bong are the heroes of the universe, flying to tiny planets on their fluffy white sofa to explore and discover color, nature, sound and technology.

This TV series is aimed toward 3- to 5-year-olds. The series can be divided into 16 26-minute episodes.

This is the only Montessori-endorsed television program in the world.