A sign-on is the beginning of operations for a TV channel or radio station, while a sign-off is the end of operations for said media. Noggin's daytime block was repurposed as a preschool block in 2002, it signed on at 6am ET, and signed off at 6pm ET, that was until 2007 when The N got its own channel, thus making the daytime block a full channel until 2009, when Noggin changed to Nick Jr. Because of Noggin's new purpose as a subscription based app, it is available anytime. Nick Jr. was a full channel until October 1, 2012 due to NickMom taking up the hours of 10PM-2AM. NickMom ceased operations on September 28, 2015, making Nick Jr. a full channel again to this day.
Feetface {2002-2003}[]
Sign-On[]
It starts with FeetFace still snoring, before kids offscreen claim that it's time to get up, then FeetFace wakes up and agrees. FeetFace leads her daily song which consists of many fun words and activities they like to do throughout the day. At the end of the song, the Noggin logo is shown and spelled out, the sign-on ends with FeetFace winking.
Sign-Off[]
FeetFace asks the viewers if they can sing one more time before bed, FeetFace leads a final song similar to sign-on, of many words and activities they like to do, and many things to do during a bedtime routine. Near the end, FeetFace starts snoring, and says that tomorrow we'll do something new, and finally says goodbye. The Noggin website URL is shown and is spelled out.
Fantastic Day and Done Day songs {2003-2007}[]
Sign-On[]
Moose asks if the viewers are ready, and the viewers offscreen happily respond. Zee is also ready, so all of them sing the Fantastic Day song which is lead by Moose. At the end, a Noggin logo is shown inside of a square shape. Zee places the URL in another one of them. An alternate version was shown on Nick Jr. with some changes to fit the new name.
Sign-Off[]
A banjo is seen before Moose and Zee wave to the viewers. Moose, Zee and others sing the Done Day song. At the end, the same rectangles are shown, and Zee puts the URL on one, before going to sleep. The small rectangle was removed from the end of the sign-off in 2007 due to the URL changing to dailynoggin.com.
Temporary Sign-Off {2005-2006}[]
From Summer 2005 to Summer 2006, a different sign-off was shown in an effort to add more bumpers to the channel, three versions of it existed.
Moose explains that he and Zee are home and almost ready for some time in dreamland. Zee tells Moose (by showing him drawings) that they'll practice the alphabet, count, and see their Noggin pals again tomorrow. Zee gets in her nest, and Moose turns off the light and leaves the room. In the first version, the line is said in a different way to feature the website URL. In the second version, it was changed to Moose saying that online they are awake and ready to play games. The third version was when Moose tells the viewers that it would now be a good time to see what mom and that cat are up to (due to the fact that it's still early in the evening).