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Pink Lemonade

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Pinkalicious and her younger brother Peter want to buy a paint set and a remote control blimp, so they open a lemonade stand in their Pinkville neighborhood to earn the money. When no one stops by, they try colorful signs, a lemon-person costume, a whole rainbow of fruit flavors, and finally a catchy jingle to draw customers in. The line eventually grows so long that their father and neighbors help mix more Rainbowade, and the children earn enough for both toys. A short closing segment shows real children using the same poster-and-song idea to organize a park cleanup.

Mums and Dads

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At their kindy, a group of puppy friends play a game of Mums and Dads, taking turns as parents caring for a toy baby named Polly. Rusty and Indy fall out when they disagree about whether mums go to work, so a teacher suggests they play with other friends instead. The children move through the playground trying the game with different partners while a pretend baby keeps causing chaos. In the end Rusty and Indy apologise, agree that mums can work if they want, and happily start the game again.

Stargazing

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Eddie, a boy whose favourite thing is space, gets ready to go stargazing in his garden and is joined by his friend Akeel. A guiding voice walks him through each step: choosing a clear spot, setting out chairs, a torch and binoculars, dressing warmly, waiting for dark and turning off lights, then looking up at stars, planets and constellations. Eddie shares facts and is reminded to check whether Akeel has any questions. When it is time to stop, Eddie is reluctant, but Akeel reassures him he can stargaze again, and the episode closes with a recap of the steps.

It's a Pony Thing

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In a warm fantasy village, the wizardly mentor Grey Moon leaves Pony in charge of a rare cocoon that will hatch into a glowing lunar butterfly named Winnie. Pinecone, sure that her best friend would rather adventure with her, keeps inventing ways to skip the job, and her makeshift alarm fails so they miss the hatching. When Pony turns out to have quietly cared about Winnie all along, Pinecone apologises and the two track the butterfly to a dark cave and return her home. The episode ends with the friends agreeing to spend part of the afternoon doing their own separate things.

Speak From the Art

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Annabelle, a warrior-in-training from a family of famous artists, is assigned to make something for the big art show but fears she has no talent for it. She joins Pinecone's family crafternoon, gets overwhelmed, and tears up her painting before running off in tears. Her mother June then unveils a painting of Annabelle mid-performance, showing she sees her daughter as a living work of art. Annabelle accepts her crafting token, feeling understood, and plans to share a crafternoon with her own family.

Hawthorn the Adventurer

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Hawthorn, a careful WizKid, sets out on his first quest to reach One-Eyed Rock before sundown, joined by his bold friend Pinecone and the frog Blaze. Pinecone keeps pushing him to drop his planning and follow instinct, and a magic sweatband from a curious shop briefly turns Hawthorn reckless. When a stone giant snatches Pony and Blaze, Hawthorn removes the sweatband, thinks clearly, and uses his packed supplies and research to free them. The two friends finish the quest together and agree that both their adventuring styles have value.

I am Mary Shelley

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Xavier needs to tell a spooky campfire story at the museum sleepover but only thinks up silly ideas. With his sister Yadina and friend Brad, he travels through the Secret Museum to England in 1805 to meet author Mary Shelley, who shows them how to use imagination and tell stories their own way. Xavier returns to the campfire and tells a story that is both spooky and silly, about a ghost that tickles toes. A short closing story-time segment follows, in which Bradman and Furby find a secret garden to help a butterfly regain her colors.

Look at Me, Little Me

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Ray, a small pink bird, wakes her friends Do, Re and Mi at dawn so they will not miss the auditions for the Fabulous Flamingo-Go's. She sings for Flora, Ferris and Frida, who are struck by her voice and choose her to perform at the Birdie Nest Bowl. At rehearsals Ray keeps being overlooked and tries to fix it with stilts and an oversized bow, both of which leave her on the floor. Her friends and the flamingos tell her she only has to be herself, and she performs the show that evening as she is.

Belt or Bust

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In the fantasy town of Sturdy Stone, a traveling saleswoman called Granny Cutie trades enchanted belts for the villagers' treasured old belongings. Pinecone and her pony miss out and, encouraged by Hawthorne, build a belt of their own from workshop materials, which friends first mock. When Granny is exposed as the shapeshifting witch Magpie, whose belts were fake magic, Pinecone leads the group to confront her. Using their homemade belt gadgets they defeat Magpie, recover everyone's items, and the handmade belts become the new trend.

Trampoline Park

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A young boy named Eddie is guided through his first trip to a trampoline park by a calm narrator and his mum. Step by step the episode covers arriving, getting a wristband and grippy socks, hearing the rules, bouncing and making shapes in the air, and finally home time. Along the way Eddie names feelings like frustration, worry and excitement, and learns coping strategies such as ear defenders for noise and a water break to cool down. It ends with Eddie feeling ready, cheering 'Ready, Eddie, go!'

The Pwettiest Pony

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Pinecone, a young warrior, and her pony stumble on the annual Prettiest Pony Show, a frilly pageant that clashes with her tough image. When Pony badly wants to enter, Pinecone reluctantly becomes his partner and they train and compete through tea party, get-to-know-your-pony and fashion rounds into the final dance-off. Struggling to dance, they instead turn their jousting moves into a 'dance of warriors' and win the crowd and the judges. They take home a trophy filled with lavender bubble bath and head home for a warrior's bath.

Dance Party

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Dora and her friends are getting ready for a dance party at the Arcoiris Café to raise money for a new dance school, but Pablo refuses to join in. Celia, a girl from a town called Baila, pulls them into her world, where her father the mayor has banned dancing ever since she stubbed her toe. The friends cross a dance floor and a bridge of flashing lights without breaking the rule, then help Celia show her father that dancing can be safe. He lifts the ban, Pablo teaches the whole town to dance, and the party back home raises enough money for the school to open.