6.40 Stantonbury: A Curriculum Blueprint

7.5 Sharing a House

7.30 The Structured Interview

(UHF only)

9.35 It's Maths. Area
10.0 Merry-go-Round
It's All Right: 2
10.12-10.30 Words and Pictures The Little Boy's Secret
11.2 Everyday Maths
Try It for Size

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them. Shake and Roll SUSAN CALLAND , MANDY and her mum visit the supermarket with a special shopping list.
Puppets ALAN PLATT
Animation BURA AND HARDWICK Director ROGER FRY
Producer BARBARA PARKER

11.40 Resource Units 11-13: Geography
What Ice Did to the Land
12.5 pm Russian - Language and People
A series of 20 programmes
13: A look at travel in the Soviet Union. And ' Goodbye Summer ':
Episode 8
Records: pack of three, flO.65, or cassettes: pack o] three, £9.48; book (same title), £5.50, from bookshops

Weather BILL GILES

Including Grace and Flavour a la Mode: provincial French cookery with Michael Smith

Beaks and Claws
Mac and Leah, the Macaws, Juno the parrot, flamingoes, avocets, humming-birds, penguins - all at home in an unusual garden. Music and narration
DEREK GRIFFITHS
Film editor ANDREW JOIINSTON
Producer MICHAEL COLE
Music from the series (record REC 379, cassette ZCM 379) from record shops

2.1 Watch. Moses in Egypt: The Pharaoh's Court
The young Moses goes to school at the palace of Rameses the Great, the most conceited monarch that ever lived. CY GRANT and RAEWYN BLADE try writing with a 3,000-year-old pen, while louise HALL-TAYLOR looks for hieroglyphs at Luxor.
Producer TOM STANIER
Music Watch Again (record REC 375, cassette zcm 375) from record shops
2.18 Twentieth-Century History
Cold War - Confrontation
2.45 Appuntamento in Italia Citta e Campagna

Story: Green Bean by ivy o. EASTWICK Presenters
Carol Leader, Don Spencer

An animated series of science-fiction stories.
Selected from an earlier age and given incredible powers, three teenagers return to Earth in their spaceship headquarters with a mission - to guard the human race from evil. (Repeat)

With the latest news and information on our wildlife. Introduced by Tony Soper
With SU INGLE
It's a British mammal, the size of a large cat, beautiful, graceful, an agile climber and a fast runner. It used to be widespread in Britain but now is restricted mainly to the highlands. You've almost certainly never seen one in the wild!
It's a pine marten, and this week Wildtrack looks at an ambitious project to bring the pine marten back to the newly-forested areas of southern Scotland.
Associate producer TONY SOPER Producer MIKE BEYNON BBC Bristol

A comedy series in six episodes featuring
5: Gone Dancing by PHIL REDMOND
A local dance competition gives the staff of the Picture Palace a chance to win £100, but they reckon without the local bully, Masher, and he forgets that Desmond will be there.
Producer JOHN BUTTERY DirectorJEREMY SWAN
BBC Manchester

with Peter Woods Weatherman

Presenting the British scene to the British people. FRANK BOUGH
SUE LAWLEY
HUGH SCULLY
JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS present a mixture of topical reports, special investigations, films and features.

starring Lena Zavaroni with her guests Paul Daniels Robert White
Musical director ARTRUR GREENSLADE Choreographer LUDOVICO ROMANO
Costume designer LYNDA WOODFIELD Sound KEITH GUNN
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM Designer PAUL TRERISE
Producer STEWART MORRIS

with Richard Baker Weatherman

On the Crest of a Dream
According to one researcher ' You can invent three new devices for getting energy out of the sea before breakfast, and two more after lunch if you're awake enough'. But will they work? Britain, at the moment, leads the world with more than ten designs for harnessing wave power. Kieran Pren diville and Judith Hann talk to researchers up and down the country who believe their ideas stand a real chance of success. But the Department of Energy and the Central Electricity Generating Board seem dedicated to a nuclear future; so is alternative energy just a dream or could we one day be switching on electricity that can never run out? In the end it all comes down to money: to how much it will cost. We do not know whether wave energy will ever appear to be as cheap as nuclear energy, but it could simply be that we are doing our sums the wrong way.
Researcher MAX wniTBT Producer CHARLES HUFF Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTAD

Introduced by Harry Carpenter Featuring
International Show Jumping The World Cup Final from Baltimore, USA
With the Olympic equestrian events diminished by the likely absence of several leading nations, this competition - featuring the top amateur and professional riders in the world -is the most important show jumping event of 1980. Britain's hopes are headed by DAVID BROOME , CAROLINE BRADLEY and DEREK RICKETTS Commentator
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD Snooker
The Embassy World Professional Snooker Championships from Sheffield.
The latest action from the Crucible Theatre where the quarter-finals are in progress.
Goal of the Season
A first chance to see this season's collection of spectacular goals and prepare your entry for this popular competition.
Snooker television presentation NICK HUNTER
Producer JOHN PHILIPS
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN