Beading A Necklace.

Making Origami.

At The Humane Society.

Making Balloon Animals.

Making An Upside-Down Pineapple Cake.

Snowboarding.

Taking Care Of Horses.

Making A Snowman.

Cross-Country Skiing.

Making A Clay Dolphin.

Learning About Snakes.

Learning Karate.

Making Sushi.

At An Ice Hotel.

Ice Fishing.

Touring Quebec City.

Making A Stuffed Animal.

Making Bubble Tea.

Learning An African Dance.

At An Amusement Park.

Knitting.

Putting On A Puppet Show.

On An Easter Egg Hunt.

Playing Basketball.

With The Paramedics.

Taking Care Of Kittens.

Exploring The Forest.

Learning About An Eco-House.

Making Juice.

Doing Science Experiments.

Learning About Worms.

Making A Medicine Wheel.

Riding A Tractor.

Collecting Eggs.

At The Post Office.

Learning about Camels.

Building A Tree House.

Ballet Dancing.

Learning To Ride Her Bike.

Learning To Be A Cowgirl.

Playing Road Hockey.

Exploring A Hot Water Spring.

Exploring the Rockies.

On A Rainy Day.

Dressing Up.

Learning About Fireworks.

Swimming with Dolphins.

Snorkeling.

With Cirque du Soleil.

Training To Be An Astronaut.

Making Strawberry Jam.

Building A Sand Sculpture.

Making A Collage.

With The Blue Man Group.

Baking Bread.

Planting a Tree.

Making Muffins.

Making A Sun Catcher.

Learning About Rabbits.

Making A Wind Chime.

Learning About Water Safety.

Skipping Rope.

Making Cheese.

Making A Mask.

Playing Soccer.

Painting At The Zoo.

Singing A Song.

Season 1

This Is Emily Yeung

This Is Emily Yeung is a 2006 Canadian children's television series created by J.J. Johnson and Blair Powers. It is produced by Toronto's marblemedia and Sinking Ship Productions in association with Treehouse TV, and is the follow-up to their previous television series This Is Daniel Cook. Now Emily Yeung is currently going to high school.

This series follows six-year-old Emily Yeung as she takes on new experiences and challenges with her own unique perspective and with a variety of guests from a broad range of fields from snake handlers to basketball players to bakers. This Is Emily Yeung airs on Treehouse TV in Canada and the Disney Channel in the United States. The series of sixty-five six minute episodes and two thirty minute specials has been sold by Distribution360 to eighty-eight countries and dubbed into fourteen languages including French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese.

The first DVD, This Is Emily Yeung. Arts & Crafts was released on May 13, 2008. A second DVD, This Is Emily Yeung. Celebrating the holidays was released on October 21, 2008.