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The Rolie Polie
Sid wants to know how his tiny pet roly-polies move, so he brings them to school to investigate with his friends. Teacher Susie introduces the magnifying glass as a science tool, and the class uses it to look closely at skin, crayons, and the bugs themselves. Sid discovers that roly-polies walk on fourteen little legs and records his findings in a journal. He reports back to his dad during a backyard bug hunt and ends the day imagining a hat full of magnifying glasses.
Goodbye Little Caterpoozle
Two children, Emmy and Max, travel by a magic rhyme to a make-believe Dragon Land, where their friend Cassie keeps a pet caterpillar named Poozie. When Poozie disappears and the friends find her still inside a cocoon, they believe she has died and take turns saying goodbye. With help from the wise dragon Quetzal they search for a new pet, then watch the original Poozie emerge as a butterfly and learn that caterpillars change as they grow. The children return home eager to find real caterpillars of their own.
The Teeny Weeny Incy Wincy Bugs
Simon, Lou and Ferdinand play a series of games together in the garden, including tag, Blind Man's Bluff and hide and seek. Ferdinand keeps pranking the others by revealing a worm, a beetle and other small bugs, sparking loud screams and short arguments about whether the jokes are mean. When the group hides in the attic, they spot a real spider, and Simon decides to carry it outside rather than squash it. The episode closes with Simon telling his friends that spiders really aren't that scary.
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