Sha warns a monsoon, but Aca ignores the advice. The rains flood Wawaland before protective measures are finished. Feeling guilty, Aca admits that listening to Opo would have prevented the trouble.

Sha watches a music band, inspiring Tok to build a drum kit. He asks Bow to teach him, but Bow refuses. When Bow loses his guitaret, only Tok keeps searching. Bow then improves Tok's drum kit, finds his guitaret. Together, their music fills Wawaland.

Sha sees a school garden day in Denmark. Only Opo is interested with nature wonders. The others play along, laughing. By paying attention to small details, the Wawies discover that gardening is fun and that nature is full of surprises.

A flying object crash into Wawaland. It's a bird with a broken wing. Tok feels a special bond and insists on caring for it. Caring proves harder than expected but Tok learns patience and attentive listening, in the end, his dedication pays off.

Sha spots a white jellyfish, and Tok notices it looks just like Aca! Tok jokes about the resemblance, hurting Aca's feelings. Opo shows them how unique white jellyfish are. The Wawies realize that being unique is special, just like Aca.

Sha saw a record broken in South Africa, and now the Wawies want to break one by keeping a ball in the air until bedtime. It's tricky, especially with Tok goofing around, distracting them, and making them argue over turns.