Cocori's freezer is 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 Poppets Town spring picnic, so the Poppets race around town to find a dry spot.
Patty makes a new butterfly friend who suddenly flies away. Patty and the gang race around Poppets Town 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 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 Poppets Town 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 Poppets Town, and Blooter 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 Poppets Town, our gang must find the source of the problem and solve it with a monkey washing machine!
Blooter, 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 Poppets Town to find the kite, but they don't even know where to begin. Captain Cap teaches them about the wind and they discover that simply adding a tail to a kite can make a world of difference.
The Poppets spend a day at the beach building sand castles, but they 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.
Patty decides to host a Hawaiian-themed luau party. To make the event more exciting, Blooter has the great idea to make a paper mache volcano. Bobby realizes his fears were based on a misunderstanding and discovers that he is actually quite brave.
Blooter, Patty, and Bobby decide that a parade is the best way to celebrate "PoppetsTown Day", and Blooter discovers what he really loves about PoppetsTown.
When Captain Cap's old friend Bushy-Tailed Binky shows up, the gang comes along on a hunt for buried pirate treasure. They figure out that since Bushy-Tail is a squirrel, his treasure is acorns. When they can't find the acorns, they figure out that they grew into the trees around them.
The Naka-Nakas are trying to perform their purple poppy pyramid, but something keeps making Bobby sneeze, which knocks the Naka-Nakas over! Patty and her pals try to figure out what's making Bobby so sneezy and at the same time they learn about allergies.
When the Naka-Nakas get scared of the "Mickey Moo Monster" on Mount Poppet, the gang joins together to prove there is no such thing as monsters.
The Poppets help Cap find a lost shipment of Rubber Duckies so everyone can have bubble baths again.
Bobby's clubhouse is stuffed with cardboard boxes. Rather than throwing the boxes away, the gang comes up with fun and creatively crafty ways to re-use them.
The gang meets Suki, a little bird who wants to fly, while at the same time Blooter learns to juggle.
When Cocori runs out of honey, the gang visits Uncle Ollie's Farm to get more and Patty overcomes her fear of bees.
When the Naka-Nakas have an argument over what color to paint their treehouse, the gang must figure out a way to resolve the disagreement and help them stay calm by using different colors.
Patty wants to make up a story for Candy and Mathilda, but she's having trouble finding the ending. Finally, she and her friends decide to put on a play to finish the end of the story together.
Bobby makes a bubble machine for Patty's bubble dance, but things go awry when the whole town becomes full of bubbles.
The gang builds a bird bath for Suki but are mystified when the water keeps disappearing. They learn about evaporation and figure out a way to keep Suki's bird bath full.
A game of hide-and-seek is made extra challenging when the Poppets gang blindfold themselves. Without the use of their sight, they home in on the Naka-Naka Brothers through their other senses.
It's the beginning of spring, and Poppets Town is having their annual Spring Egg-stravaganza. The Poppets decide to decorate some eggs for Cocori this year, which in turn leads them on a great egg hunt mystery.
When Blooter, Patty, and Bobby are delivering a large chest to Cap, it falls in the water. Patty blames herself for the mishap. They use a giant magnet to lift it out of the water, only to discover that Cap wanted it in the water as a surprise for his old seal friend Slinky Pete.
It's Poppoween, and every year, they try to fool Captain Cap with their costumes. This year, Patty is determined to be the one that fools him the most, and everyone else for that matter.
It's apple-picking day, but the Naka-Nakas (PoppetsTown's top apple pickers) are too doozy. The Poppets learn that it was all the sugar they ate that's making them lose their quick monkey moves.
The Poppets can't wait for the meteor shower, but they are disappointed when they can't see anything because of the bright lights of Poppets Town.
Blooter, Patty, Bobby, and Alli are practicing for the first performance of their new band when the Naka-Naka Brothers decide to dance with them. But their freestyle movements are too wild, and it takes Cap's knowledge of dance plus some help from Blooter, Patty, and Bobby to help the Naka-Nakas learn a routine that becomes the hit of the show.
After Bobby accidentally ruins a spider's web, the gang decides to make a new one. Bobby learns that sometimes it's best to leave nature alone.
The Poppets are on a camping trip and Candy meets a new friend -- her shadow! The Poppets learn all about shadows and put on a shadow play.
Blooter accidentally hurts his thumb and has to spend the day resting while the rest of the Poppets try to finish the greatest fort ever built! In the process they learn all about tools.
Bobby's upset because it won't stop raining. After visiting his friends around Poppets Town, he learns new and different ways to have fun in the rain and make the best of the situation.
When the Amazing Flying Squirrels come to town, Patty decides to join the circus and learns the basics of gymnastics.
When the solar-powered clubhouse runs out of power, the Poppets try to find an alternate power source so they can go on their camping trip. They learn about different modes of transportation and how they're powered, including good old reliable Poppet power to hike to their camping spot.
When Cozy loses his traffic whistle, the Poppets have to find a replacement so that traffic can keep moving in Poppets Town.
The Naka-Naka Brothers are getting a visit from their cousins, the Wacka-Wacka Brothers, and Poppets Town is bracing itself for a huge monkey mess! Thankfully, it turns out the Wacka-Wacka Brothers are quite civilized and help inspire the Naka-Nakas to learn some table manners.
The gang has to move the Naka-Nakas Birthday Party to a new location, and they learn about maps while making one to guide the guests.
A stream of water closes the crossroads and Blooter, Patty, and Bobby discover a dam has been built across the river.
When Blooter gets the hiccups, Bobby takes over his delivery route and quickly starts confusing the packages. Everyone ends up with the wrong delivery, and Bobby realizes that Blooter's job is a lot harder than he thought.
Patty gets a surprise present from her Aunt Petunia: a fairy princess costume, complete with magic wand. With the help of the Poppets, she decides to grant wishes to everyone in town.
When the gang wants to do something different, Uncle Ollie suggests doing opposites for the rest of the day, everyone tries doing things the opposite way.
Cocori's cousin Jeejeeri visits PoppetsTown, but she doesn't speak the language. The Poppets have to figure out other methods of communication by using actions, drawings, sounds, and music to communicate with her, and they find common ground to build a mini-putt course for her, which she enjoys.
Blooter decides he wants to be a super-hero after reading a comic book called "The Adventures of Captain Flea", but he doesn't know what his super-power will be. Each of the Poppets shares their own unique and help Blooter realize that his sense of smell is his super-power.
The Poppets make a new friend at the beach named Chester. Because he's a crab, Chester has trouble keeping up with some of the games and the Poppets learn that someone's differences can be their strengths.
It's Winter and Blooter tries to get everything done before it gets dark. The Poppets investigate why the days get shorter as Winter comes, and celebrate the solstice.
Bobby decides to make extra-special Valentines for his friends using photos of all the great times they've had together. The other Poppets are so touched that they make a very special scrapbook for Bobby to keep track of his great memories.
Blooter, Patty and Bobby are asked to find out who is taking Cocori's cookies. They decide to play detetives with code names and disguises. Even though they keep watch both at night and during the day, the cookies keep disappearing. Finally, Cap lends them a magnifying glass and they use it to find a clue: a trail of cookie crumbs that lead to a mouse hole and two very friendly mice.
Blooter loses his backpack with a very important package in it for Patty. He learns to re-trace his steps to help find what he's lost and deliver the package to Patty.