Noah's Park

In the series opener, the Noah’s Park friends create a “Carny-val” to celebrate the fourth anniversary of Noah’s Park. It’s quite an undertaking for Honk the camel and Dreamer the rhinoceros as the animals want their ‘Carny-val” to include a carousel and a rollie-coaster, which they have learned about from one of Dreamer’s more outlandish dreams. Life Value: Cooperation and Charity

When Ponder the frog sees Screech the monkey secretly giving Ivory the elephant golden apples, he realizes there may be a new mystery in Noah's Park. A very special story about the Golden Rule. Life Value: The Golden Rule

In his second nightmare Dreamer the rhinoceros finds himself trapped in Cozy Cave by a fierce snowstorm. Ponder helps him realize his best solution is to remember how God helped Noah overcome his fears. Life Value: Bravery and Trust

When Stretch the giraffe sees that her friends are getting lazy, she decides to start an exercise class. Unfortunately, Honk, Dreamer and all of her other friends avoid the class at all costs. Life Value: Physical FitnessWhen a crown washes up on the beach, Honk the camel and Howler the lion each decide that they should be King of Noah’s Park.

When Dreamer can’t find Sneaker the mouse in a game of Hide ‘n’ Seek, he is sure that his small friend is in trouble. Life Value: Faith and Friendship

Screech the monkey and Shadow the raccoon struggle with being good neighbors when Honk and Ponder decide to send their Carny-val carousel down the river so that other animals can enjoy it. Life Value: Being a Good Neighbor. Howler the lion’s mane is even more unruly than normal, but when his friends in Noah’s Park try to help, Howler’s hair day goes from bad to worse. Life Value: Appreciation of God's Gifts.