PoppetsTown

Cocori’s freezer has broken and all the ice cream is melting. It’s a race to find some ice to keep it cold./Rain threatens to ruin the Poppetstown Spring Picnic so the Poppets have to race around town trying to find a dry spot.

Patty makes a new butterfly friend who suddenly flies away. Patty and the gang race around Poppetstown looking for her until they learn that butterfly’s love flowers, so they make a garden. /Cocori is making smoothies and Blooter, Patty and Bobby are put in charge of watching the bananas while she gets more milk. The Naka-Nakas eat all the bananas and the Poppets have to race around town finding new kinds of fruit before Cocori gets back.

The Naka-Nakas are holding a sleep-out under the stars. Part of the event is the performance of the “Moon Dance”, but the moon doesn’t show up. Blooter, Patty and Bobby help the Naka-Nakas find out where the moon went, and Bobby learns a way to enjoy sleeping under the stars./Patty and Blooter help Bobby rake around the clubhouse, but then they must find a place to put all the fall leaves. It’s a race around Poppetstown to find out who has a use for all these leaves.

The Poppets help a group of baby toads find a safe migration route through Poppetstown, and Scooter learns what it takes to be a good leader./Patty wants to bake a birthday cake and surprise Cocori. Just because they’ve eaten lots of cakes, doesn’t mean they know how to make one. After a failed attempt to make a delicious surprise, the Poppets learn about recipes.

When a pickle smell invades Poppetstown, our gang must find the source of the problem and solve it with a monkey washing machine!/Scooter, Patty and Bobby create a song for Cozy and get everyone to sing it as a surprise. Cozy feels left out until he discovers how much effort has been made for him.

Blooter can’t control his kite and it takes off in the wind. It’s a race around Poppetstown to find the kite but they don’t even know where to begin. Captain Cap teaches them about the wind and they discover thatsimply adding a tail to a kite can make a world of difference./The Poppets spend a day at the beach building sand castles, but are surprised when their hard work disappears! They learn about something called the “tide” and realize that making sand castles isn’t about the finished product; it’s about the fun of building them.