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Making Waves: Rediscovering the "Ocean Motion" Archive from Boogie Beebies

Leo didn't care that he was too old for this. He threw his hands up, interlocked them, and wobbled them like a dome. He did the Crab Walk, scuttling sideways between the boxes of Christmas decorations. He did the Shark, hands on his head like a fin, mouthing the "dun-dun-dun-dun" music sting that Pete acted out with exaggerated fear.

: "Let's take a deep breath in... and then let's blow up a big bubble". Stretching : "Stretch yourself wide down to the side". : "Blow up a ball, make yourself small". The Super Shark boogie beebies ocean motion archive

: Multiple versions of the "Ocean Motion" segment can be found on Dailymotion Official BBC Guide BBC CBeebies Episode Guide

Now, wiggle like an octopus, and go find that archive. Making Waves: Rediscovering the "Ocean Motion" Archive from

Theme: Kids are encouraged to "put your flippers and goggles on" to explore an underwater world.

If you have a VHS rip in your attic, digitize it. If you have a clip on an old iPod, upload it to the Internet Archive. Together, we can ensure that the Ocean Motion never stops. He did the Shark , hands on his

, which first aired in 2004. The episode features presenters Nataylia Roni and Pete Hillier teaching preschool children a series of underwater-themed dance moves. Content and Core Features

Boogie Beebies: Ocean Motion Archive

The Archive began, like most great discoveries, in a place no one thought to look. Tucked beneath the old pier at Coralton Harbor, a rusted hatch led down to a room the tide had painted in salt and shadow. Inside, rows of glass cylinders hummed faintly—each one a slow-motion heartbeat of the sea. Someone had labeled them in a looping, sun-bleached hand: Boogie Beebies — Ocean Motion Archive.