Wilbur is having lots of trouble catching his friends in a game of Blind Man's Bluff until he reads a book called, "Finding Home", and learns to use his other senses to help play a 'sensational' game. / Dasha really wants to make pizza, but she doesn't know how.
Dasha is having a great time on the tire swing, and apparentely too great to give anyone else a turn on it. Wilbur's storybook about magic shoes shows her how to share the fun with friends. / The barnyard is abuzz with excitement and everyone is practicing for the big show.
Wilbur just loves his comfy old bed, except it has developed a serious wobble and clunk. A storybook gives Wilbur a great idea. / Ray can't wait to show his buddies his hilarious can of wigglers, but he keeps interrupting what his friends are doing.
There's a really mysterious sound keeping the buddies awake! Ray jumps to the wrong conclusion until Wilbur's book shows them that it's a good idea to check the facts. / Dasha is upset she has grown out of her favorite rubber rainboots.
Dasha is very upset because her caterpillar friend Carly has disappeared. Dasha and Wilbur learn from a storybook that Carly isn't gone, she's just changed into a beautiful butterfly. / Ray's favorite weather vane has disappeared and he feels upset and frustrated.
Ray wishes he could have fun at a Mexican fiesta, but he can't go to Mexico. With the help of Wilbur's storybook, his friends bring the fiesta to him. / Libby can't do what her bigger buddies can do and she doesn't like being too small.
Ray is bringing a surprise and Libby can't wait! Wilbur's book shows them that finding something fun to do while waiting will make the waiting easier. / Libby is so dirty and smelly that her friends are very unhappy and don't want to play with her.
Dasha wants to play a rhyming game, but is having lots of trouble until Wilbur's book helps by showing her how to rhyme, then nothing can stop her. / The Barnyard Buddies have taken all the musical instruments and are rockin' out with glee.
It's raining and Ray is not happy since he doesn't like the rain. Wilbur's storybook about dancing cowboys turns Ray into a disco king, as he learns he can even enjoy a rainy day. / A huge mound of hay bales is in Dasha's way and is way too heavy to move.
Libby has never been on a picnic and refuses to go until she learns from a storybook about a Princess' picnic, just how much fun they can be. / Wilbur can't seem to find his favorite squeaky toy anywhere.
Libby blows the biggest bubble ever, but then it pops. Wilbur's book helps to make her feel better by showing that while some things that you make won't last, you can always make another one. / Libby wants to go down the slide, but she is too afraid!
Something has scared Libby, and the buddies see that it is just the scarecrow. Wilbur's storybook helps Libby see for herself that a scarecrow isn't scary, except to crows. / Wilbur is stacking milkcans and wants to do it by himself.
It's a sack race and everyone is having fun except Dasha, she wants to win the race every time. Wilbur's storybook shows that having fun is the best part. / The buddies are loving camping under the stars until night noises keep Ray and Wilbur awake.
Wilbur and Ray set up the Great Shapes Game and invite Libby to play. She needs some help and help comes from Wilbur's book. / Wilbur wants to know what it feels like to fly. A story about the Wright brothers inspires Wilbur.
Ray can't play tag without his pink polka dot socks. A story called 'Same Way Rene' shows Ray that trying new ways can be fun. / Dasha is determined to move a really heavy basket of apples all by herself. Wilbur's book shows it's OK to ask for help.
Dasha is upset when the leaves start changing color-it means her favorite season of summer is over. / The buddies set up to play croquet but first they need to sweep up the hay. Libby just wants to play.
Wilbur is very sleepy and needs a nap, but his buddies keep making so much noise he can't sleep. / Ray has built a beautiful model plane which Dasha accidentally breaks and is too afraid to speak up since she thinks Ray will be angry at her.
The buddies are playing Little Red Riding Hood and Wilbur is the wolf, but Dasha and Libby are having arguments since they both want to be Red at the same time. / Ray wonders why Dasha doesn't say thank you when he helps her.
Costumes abound but Dasha hasn't found one and the party is about to start! A story about silly hats shows Dasha that she can use her imagination to make up a costume. / Ray has ordered a fancy new 'Ultra Sphere' better than Wilbur's plain ball.
Dasha can't wait to get presents, it's the best part of the Festival. Wilbur suggests that giving is also fun. / Snow is falling and it's perfect for building snow buddies. The decorations don't quite work until Wilbur reads a story about a great stew.
The buddies are making friendship day cards and Libby wants to sign her name but can't do it since she hasn't learned to yet. / Dasha wants to repeat the sounds that Wilbur is making on his drums. It is too hard until they read a story that shows them how to make it much easier.
Libby is having so much fun, she wants to stay up and play all night instead of going to sleep. / Wilbur and Ray accidentally slip on the marbles Libby has left on the floor.
The buddies each want to paint a fence their favorite color. They have arguments over which color the fence should be until Wilbur's story about sky painters shows them how they make a rainbow using their favorite colors. / Ray wants to show off his new crow to his friends, but becomes bossy and dislikes it when he can't get his way until he learns to ask nicely.
Libby wants to bring three apples for she, Wilbur and Dasha, but she doesn't know what three means. / It's winter in the barnyard and the buddies are skating on the frozen pond. Unfortunately, Libby shows up in a bathing suit and she wants to swim.
Wilbur has hidden an egg for each of his friends while Libby has trouble finding hers. / Dasha is very upset when she only sees blossoms on the cherry tree and there are no cherries yet.
It's Wilbur's birthday and Wilbur is very excited, except he can't find his friends. He decides to have his birthday by himself until his friends show up. / The buddies want to be first on the swing and on the slide. Wilbur's book about a band of merry men gives them an idea.