New brandings for Sprout promos were introduced on September 21st, 2009 to go along with the channel's Trace Pictures rebrand that day. These brandings featured the screen in a different background to match each block's theme or the time of day it aired on, and usually ended with a box closing, consisting of either the show's title or logo, its time, and a few elements from the blocks. These promos were often featured on NBC Kids, and were retired in 2015, coinciding with Sprout's tenth anniversary that year.
Here is a list of the promos branding used on the channel from when it rebranded in 2009 to its tenth anniversary in 2015.
Regular
The screen is red or pink with a yellow flower-like button and flowers. Given a wider size in 2014.
The box closing consists of the show's title and/or logo and its time in a garden setting.
The Good Night Show
The screen is purple with a green button with a star and in a nighttime setting (probably in the Goodnight Garden) with blankets on the ground. When one promo or bumper with this branding ends, the screen is covered with blue stars. Given a wider size in 2012.
The box closing consists of the show's title and/or logo, the Good Night Show title, a star, and Lucy.
The Let's Go Show
The screen is yellow with a green button, has badges on it, and is by a road. When one promo or bumper with this branding ends, the screen is covered with badges.
The box closing consists of the show's title and/or logo, the Let's Go Show title, and badges.
The Sunny Side Up Show
The screen is red with a play button and in between two ears of corn. Given a wider size in 2014. When one promo in this branding ends, the screen is covered by suns, which was also done at the end of Sunny Side Up Show YouTube videos and in The Sunny Side Up Show podcast.
The box closing consists of the show's title and/or logo, the Sunny title and/or logo, and an egg. Starting in 2010, a yellow flag saying "weekends" was added.
The Sprout Sharing Show
The screen is cardboard-like with a blue button and is surrounded by puffballs. When one promo or bumper with this branding ends, the screen is covered with buttons.
The box closing consists of the show's title and/or logo, The Sharing Show title, a few puffballs, and a camera. Even when The Sharing Show dissolved in 2014, this promo branding aired well into 2015, including on NBC Kids.
Sprout's Wiggly Waffle
The screen is a waffle with a strawberry. When one promo or bumper with this branding ends, the screen is covered with strawberries. Even after Wiggly Waffle dissolved in 2013, this branding was still used in promos well into 2015, including on NBC Kids.
The box closing consists of the show's title and/or logo, the Wiggly Waffle title, a few musical notes, and a guitar.
The Super Sproutlet Show
The screen is blue with an orange star button.
Seasonal
Kindness Counts
Movie
The screen is set in a theater, by lights, stars, and seats, and is behind red curtains.
Valentine’s Day #1
The screen is pink and by a tree.
Valentine's Day #2
The screen is red and has a kiwi as a button.
Mother’s Day
The screen is light pink with a green button.
Beach
The screen is on a sandcastle with a bucket and shovel by the beach with the sun up above.
Father's Day
The screen is blue with a plaid pattern.
Grandparents’ Day
The screen is orange with a blue heart.
Halloween
The screen is yellow and in a spooky fall nighttime setting with a spider.
Thanksgiving
The screen is yellow and in an autumn scene.
Christmas/Winter
The screen is in a snow-covered scene by a tree. When one promo or bumper with this branding ends, the screen is covered with snowflakes.
The box closing consists of the event's title in a winter setting with a tree, presents, and a snowman.
The Snowy Side Up Show
Same as the Sunny Side Up Show promo branding, but with snow.
Notes
- When aired on NBC Kids, the promos usually had the Sprout logo on top of the branding, noting that it aired on the channel.
- Some of the actors of the characters in the promos reprise their roles. These included John Gordon Sinclair (Tubb), Annie Bovaird (Caillou), Greg Proops (Bob), Dean Wendt (Barney), Finty Williams (Angelina), and Gord Robertson (Zoboo).