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Kids Academy Days of the Week song

2026-02-06T22:43:35Z

Pettinas-alou: /* Status on the iDaisy Woo */

{{Infobox song
| name = Days of the Week
| image =
| artist = Kids Academy
| released = July 12, 2017
| genre = Children's music
| length = Unknown
| label = Kids Academy
| rating = "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids"
| banned = Yes (on iDaisy Woo)
}}

'''Kids Academy Days of the Week''' is a children’s educational song created by the YouTube channel '''Kids Academy''' for preschool and kindergarten audiences. The song is known for its bright visuals, colorful elephants, balloons, and a repetitive structure that labels every day as a "fun day." Although intended as a learning tool, it later became notable for being banned on the [[iDaisy Woo]].

== Overview ==
The song introduces all seven days of the week using simple melodies and animated characters. Each day is paired with a colorful elephant performing an activity, though some activities are placed on unusual or humorous days (such as Tuesday basketball or Friday shopping). The repeated phrase "fun day" appears throughout the song.

== History ==
The video was uploaded to YouTube on '''July 12, 2017''' by Kids Academy. It was marketed for children ages 2–6 and labeled as a "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids." Over time, the song became a subject of parody due to its unusual day‑activity pairings and its highly repetitive structure.

== Status on the iDaisy Woo ==
On the '''iDaisy Woo''', the song is banned for all ages. It is classified as a:

* '''Category 2 violation''' — maximum 6‑month brig
* '''Category 2A violation''' (if played on Friday) — 7–11 months brig

The ban cites:

* Excessive repetition of the phrase "fun day"
* Incorrect or misleading placement of weekly activities

The severity of the penalty on Fridays has become a running joke within the iDaisy Woo ship.

== Reception ==
Outside of iDaisy Woo, the song remains a typical early‑learning video. Within fan communities, however, its banned status has given it a cult reputation, often referenced in memes or fictional enforcement logs.

== Source ==
The original song can be viewed on YouTube - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKnRahzQiKc Kids Academy – "Days of the Week Song"]
Uploaded July 12, 2017.

This video serves as the primary source for the visuals, characters, and structure described in this article.

== See also ==
* [[Kids Academy]]
* [[Banned songs]]
* [[iDaisy Woo]]

[[Category:Banned songs]]
[[Category:Children's songs]]
[[Category:2017 songs]]

Kids Academy Days of the Week song

2026-02-06T22:43:01Z

Pettinas-alou:

{{Infobox song
| name = Days of the Week
| image =
| artist = Kids Academy
| released = July 12, 2017
| genre = Children's music
| length = Unknown
| label = Kids Academy
| rating = "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids"
| banned = Yes (on iDaisy Woo)
}}

'''Kids Academy Days of the Week''' is a children’s educational song created by the YouTube channel '''Kids Academy''' for preschool and kindergarten audiences. The song is known for its bright visuals, colorful elephants, balloons, and a repetitive structure that labels every day as a "fun day." Although intended as a learning tool, it later became notable for being banned on the [[iDaisy Woo]].

== Overview ==
The song introduces all seven days of the week using simple melodies and animated characters. Each day is paired with a colorful elephant performing an activity, though some activities are placed on unusual or humorous days (such as Tuesday basketball or Friday shopping). The repeated phrase "fun day" appears throughout the song.

== History ==
The video was uploaded to YouTube on '''July 12, 2017''' by Kids Academy. It was marketed for children ages 2–6 and labeled as a "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids." Over time, the song became a subject of parody due to its unusual day‑activity pairings and its highly repetitive structure.

== Status on the iDaisy Woo ==
On the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo''', the song is banned for all ages. It is classified as a:

* '''Category 2 violation''' — maximum 6‑month brig
* '''Category 2A violation''' (if played on Friday) — 7–11 months brig

The ban cites:

* Excessive repetition of the phrase "fun day"
* Incorrect or misleading placement of weekly activities

The severity of the penalty on Fridays has become a running joke within the iDaisy Woo community.

== Reception ==
Outside of iDaisy Woo, the song remains a typical early‑learning video. Within fan communities, however, its banned status has given it a cult reputation, often referenced in memes or fictional enforcement logs.

== Source ==
The original song can be viewed on YouTube - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKnRahzQiKc Kids Academy – "Days of the Week Song"]
Uploaded July 12, 2017.

This video serves as the primary source for the visuals, characters, and structure described in this article.

== See also ==
* [[Kids Academy]]
* [[Banned songs]]
* [[iDaisy Woo]]

[[Category:Banned songs]]
[[Category:Children's songs]]
[[Category:2017 songs]]

Kids Academy Days of the Week song

2026-02-06T22:42:31Z

Pettinas-alou: /* Source */

{{Infobox song
| name = Days of the Week
| image =
| artist = Kids Academy
| released = July 12, 2017
| genre = Children's music
| length = Unknown
| label = Kids Academy
| rating = "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids"
| banned = Yes (on iDaisy Woo)
}}

'''Kids Academy Days of the Week''' is a children’s educational song created by the YouTube channel '''Kids Academy''' for preschool and kindergarten audiences. The song is known for its bright visuals, colorful elephants, balloons, and a repetitive structure that labels every day as a "fun day." Although intended as a learning tool, it later became notable for being banned on the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo'''.

== Overview ==
The song introduces all seven days of the week using simple melodies and animated characters. Each day is paired with a colorful elephant performing an activity, though some activities are placed on unusual or humorous days (such as Tuesday basketball or Friday shopping). The repeated phrase "fun day" appears throughout the song.

== History ==
The video was uploaded to YouTube on '''July 12, 2017''' by Kids Academy. It was marketed for children ages 2–6 and labeled as a "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids." Over time, the song became a subject of parody due to its unusual day‑activity pairings and its highly repetitive structure.

== Status on the iDaisy Woo ==
On the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo''', the song is banned for all ages. It is classified as a:

* '''Category 2 violation''' — maximum 6‑month brig
* '''Category 2A violation''' (if played on Friday) — 7–11 months brig

The ban cites:

* Excessive repetition of the phrase "fun day"
* Incorrect or misleading placement of weekly activities

The severity of the penalty on Fridays has become a running joke within the iDaisy Woo community.

== Reception ==
Outside of iDaisy Woo, the song remains a typical early‑learning video. Within fan communities, however, its banned status has given it a cult reputation, often referenced in memes or fictional enforcement logs.

== Source ==
The original song can be viewed on YouTube - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKnRahzQiKc Kids Academy – "Days of the Week Song"]
Uploaded July 12, 2017.

This video serves as the primary source for the visuals, characters, and structure described in this article.

== See also ==
* [[Kids Academy]]
* [[Banned songs]]
* [[iDaisy Woo]]

[[Category:Banned songs]]
[[Category:Children's songs]]
[[Category:2017 songs]]

Kids Academy Days of the Week song

2026-02-06T22:42:20Z

Pettinas-alou: /* Source */ ss

{{Infobox song
| name = Days of the Week
| image =
| artist = Kids Academy
| released = July 12, 2017
| genre = Children's music
| length = Unknown
| label = Kids Academy
| rating = "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids"
| banned = Yes (on iDaisy Woo)
}}

'''Kids Academy Days of the Week''' is a children’s educational song created by the YouTube channel '''Kids Academy''' for preschool and kindergarten audiences. The song is known for its bright visuals, colorful elephants, balloons, and a repetitive structure that labels every day as a "fun day." Although intended as a learning tool, it later became notable for being banned on the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo'''.

== Overview ==
The song introduces all seven days of the week using simple melodies and animated characters. Each day is paired with a colorful elephant performing an activity, though some activities are placed on unusual or humorous days (such as Tuesday basketball or Friday shopping). The repeated phrase "fun day" appears throughout the song.

== History ==
The video was uploaded to YouTube on '''July 12, 2017''' by Kids Academy. It was marketed for children ages 2–6 and labeled as a "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids." Over time, the song became a subject of parody due to its unusual day‑activity pairings and its highly repetitive structure.

== Status on the iDaisy Woo ==
On the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo''', the song is banned for all ages. It is classified as a:

* '''Category 2 violation''' — maximum 6‑month brig
* '''Category 2A violation''' (if played on Friday) — 7–11 months brig

The ban cites:

* Excessive repetition of the phrase "fun day"
* Incorrect or misleading placement of weekly activities

The severity of the penalty on Fridays has become a running joke within the iDaisy Woo community.

== Reception ==
Outside of iDaisy Woo, the song remains a typical early‑learning video. Within fan communities, however, its banned status has given it a cult reputation, often referenced in memes or fictional enforcement logs.

== Source ==
The original song can be viewed on YouTube:

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKnRahzQiKc Kids Academy – "Days of the Week Song"]
Uploaded July 12, 2017.

This video serves as the primary source for the visuals, characters, and structure described in this article.

== See also ==
* [[Kids Academy]]
* [[Banned songs]]
* [[iDaisy Woo]]

[[Category:Banned songs]]
[[Category:Children's songs]]
[[Category:2017 songs]]

Kids Academy Days of the Week song

2026-02-06T22:39:19Z

Pettinas-alou: /* Source */

{{Infobox song
| name = Days of the Week
| image =
| artist = Kids Academy
| released = July 12, 2017
| genre = Children's music
| length = Unknown
| label = Kids Academy
| rating = "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids"
| banned = Yes (on iDaisy Woo)
}}

'''Kids Academy Days of the Week''' is a children’s educational song created by the YouTube channel '''Kids Academy''' for preschool and kindergarten audiences. The song is known for its bright visuals, colorful elephants, balloons, and a repetitive structure that labels every day as a "fun day." Although intended as a learning tool, it later became notable for being banned on the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo'''.

== Overview ==
The song introduces all seven days of the week using simple melodies and animated characters. Each day is paired with a colorful elephant performing an activity, though some activities are placed on unusual or humorous days (such as Tuesday basketball or Friday shopping). The repeated phrase "fun day" appears throughout the song.

== History ==
The video was uploaded to YouTube on '''July 12, 2017''' by Kids Academy. It was marketed for children ages 2–6 and labeled as a "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids." Over time, the song became a subject of parody due to its unusual day‑activity pairings and its highly repetitive structure.

== Status on the iDaisy Woo ==
On the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo''', the song is banned for all ages. It is classified as a:

* '''Category 2 violation''' — maximum 6‑month brig
* '''Category 2A violation''' (if played on Friday) — 7–11 months brig

The ban cites:

* Excessive repetition of the phrase "fun day"
* Incorrect or misleading placement of weekly activities

The severity of the penalty on Fridays has become a running joke within the iDaisy Woo community.

== Reception ==
Outside of iDaisy Woo, the song remains a typical early‑learning video. Within fan communities, however, its banned status has given it a cult reputation, often referenced in memes or fictional enforcement logs.

== Source ==
The original song can be viewed on YouTube:

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unknown Kids Academy – "Days of the Week Song"]
Uploaded July 12, 2017.

This video serves as the primary source for the visuals, characters, and structure described in this article.

== See also ==
* [[Kids Academy]]
* [[Banned songs]]
* [[iDaisy Woo]]

[[Category:Banned songs]]
[[Category:Children's songs]]
[[Category:2017 songs]]

Kids Academy Days of the Week song

2026-02-06T22:37:03Z

Pettinas-alou: hahha

{{Infobox song
| name = Days of the Week
| image =
| artist = Kids Academy
| released = July 12, 2017
| genre = Children's music
| length = Unknown
| label = Kids Academy
| rating = "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids"
| banned = Yes (on iDaisy Woo)
}}

'''Kids Academy Days of the Week''' is a children’s educational song created by the YouTube channel '''Kids Academy''' for preschool and kindergarten audiences. The song is known for its bright visuals, colorful elephants, balloons, and a repetitive structure that labels every day as a "fun day." Although intended as a learning tool, it later became notable for being banned on the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo'''.

== Overview ==
The song introduces all seven days of the week using simple melodies and animated characters. Each day is paired with a colorful elephant performing an activity, though some activities are placed on unusual or humorous days (such as Tuesday basketball or Friday shopping). The repeated phrase "fun day" appears throughout the song.

== History ==
The video was uploaded to YouTube on '''July 12, 2017''' by Kids Academy. It was marketed for children ages 2–6 and labeled as a "Days of the Week song for Kindergarten Kids." Over time, the song became a subject of parody due to its unusual day‑activity pairings and its highly repetitive structure.

== Status on the iDaisy Woo ==
On the fictional platform '''iDaisy Woo''', the song is banned for all ages. It is classified as a:

* '''Category 2 violation''' — maximum 6‑month brig
* '''Category 2A violation''' (if played on Friday) — 7–11 months brig

The ban cites:

* Excessive repetition of the phrase "fun day"
* Incorrect or misleading placement of weekly activities

The severity of the penalty on Fridays has become a running joke within the iDaisy Woo community.

== Reception ==
Outside of iDaisy Woo, the song remains a typical early‑learning video. Within fan communities, however, its banned status has given it a cult reputation, often referenced in memes or fictional enforcement logs.

== Source ==
The original song can be viewed on YouTube:

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36n93jvjkDs Kids Academy – "Days of the Week Song"]
Uploaded July 12, 2017.

This video serves as the primary source for the visuals, characters, and structure described in this article.

== See also ==
* [[Kids Academy]]
* [[Banned songs]]
* [[iDaisy Woo]]

[[Category:Banned songs]]
[[Category:Children's songs]]
[[Category:2017 songs]]

Deena

2026-02-06T22:34:04Z

Pettinas-alou: rede

{{Infobox character
| name = Deena
| image = Deena.png|150px
| gender = Female
| birthday = October 18th
| idaisy_member = Yes
| troublemaker = No
| favorite_songs = Now, Faster What is faster? The Zebra song
| least_favorite_songs = Kids vs Phonics Sea Otter Song
| services = Helper Flier
| likes = Celebrating birthdays [[Daisy]] Now, Faster
| dislikes = Troublemakers Banned media Friday music class
}}

'''Deena''' is a iDaisy member who is a twin of [[Buahanah]], who is both born in [[wikipedia:Savannah, Georgia|Savannah, Georgia]]. She was born on October 18, 2022. She is nice and kind. Deena always likes to fly around.

== History ==
On March 30, 2024, Deena joined [[iDaisy]] and immediately loved [[Now, Faster]].

On May 12-15, 2024, around [[Kikian’s iPad|Kikian]]’s birth, [[Goneforever]] hacked Deena and put in [[Kids vs Phonics]] content. Deena became so mad and left them alone until 2025.

On October 25-November 4, 2024, Goneforever hacked Deena’s account again while Deena was on vacation to Orlando, Florida, to get more [[Kids vs Phonics]] content.

In 2025-2026, Deena removed all hacked content immediately.

== Physical Appearance ==
Deena is a pea green duck with a white chin, a yellow beak, yellow feet, pink cheeks, and brown hair shaped like upside down grass. Her eyes are black and are always open. She resembles Deena from Animal Crossing.

== Personality ==
Deena is a nice iDaisy member who loves to fly around a lot. Deena flies faster than troublemakers. She can easily upset troublemakers. Deena loves to swim on her back.

== Room ==
Deena's room is heavily [[Now, Faster]], with vehicle flooring and Now, Faster otter walls. Deena is one of the three iDaisy members that gets a notification when a violation happens.

== Deena's Favorite enrichment on different days ==
*Monday: Spanish
*Tuesday: Music
*Wednesday: Art
*Thursday: Music
*Friday: Spanish and PE

== Favorite country ==
Deena's Favorite country is the [[Dominican Republic]], along with [[Italy]] and the [[United States]].

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Joyful Deena.jpg|Deena being joyful without allergies.
Allergic Deena.jpg|Deena having allergies during Friday music class.
</gallery>
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[[Category:iDaisy members]]