In Dreamtopia, the Notto Prince builds a supersonic sparkling lemonator, but when it goes haywire, he is embarrassed and it takes Chelsea and Barbie to convince him to try again.

Like the game of telephone, Chelsea and her friends see just how easy it is for misunderstandings to occur; in Dreamtopia, a misunderstanding sends the Mopplekin into a panic.

While on a nature hike with Barbie, Chelsea runs ahead as Barbie takes her own sweet time.

When Barbie loses her keys, Chelsea and Otto volunteer to help her find them; in Dreamtopia, the Elephant King's crown, Apprentice Queen Barbie's wand, and even Honey go missing.

When Barbie, Chelsea, and their friends are waiting for their cupcakes to cool, Chelsea tells a story set in Dreamtopia, where she and Barbie help the Unicones investigate the destruction of their licorice barn.

Everyone in Wispy Forest seems to have experienced losing an item after not returning it to its proper place.

Otto sets a tea party table all wrong in Chelsea's eyes.

As Chelsea and her friends decorate their bikes, they wonder if they could have their own parade, leading Chelsea to Sweetville where she inspires the whole town to come up with ideas to make the best parade ever.

Barbie gives Chelsea a thoughtful gift for no particular reason; Chelsea picks Forest Princess Barbie to give a gift to, but worries that her simple gift is not enough, until she finally learns that the best gifts come from the heart.

Chelsea helps Barbie clean up her room; in Sparkle Mountain, the Apprentice Queens create a mess with their spell-testing; Chelsea builds a cleaning robot to help them out, only it malfunctions.

Chelsea hears a scary noise coming from under her bed, and instead imagines herself in Sweetville where residents are hearing a strange noise, which is causing the Candy Castle walls to shake apart.

When Chelsea and Barbie discover a strange seed pod in their yard, Chelsea imagines herself in Sweetville, where everyone is planting crops for the Country Fair.

When Otto keeps winning at a board game, Chelsea imagines herself in Rainbow Cove where she plays an imaginary team sport against Barbie and the Notto Prince, and in the process, learns to lead her team with fairness and a positive attitude.

Chelsea and her friends are making kites, but when Otto takes all of the material for his kite's tail, she imagines herself in Rainbow Cove where everyone is creating kites for that evening's ceremony.

A discussion about what cloud shapes look like to Chelsea, Barbie, and Otto prompts a trip to Rainbow Cove, where Rainbow Queen Barbie has commissioned a statue of the Winged Unicorn.

Chelsea visits the land of Dreamtopia where she learns valuable life lessons.

Chelsea is asked by the Gem Fairy, Sapphire, to keep watch over the Glitter Ball Eggs; once they hatch, Chelsea and Barbie quickly find out that being responsible for something small can still be a huge undertaking.

Barbie's mismatched socks prompt Chelsea to think about having the confidence to be different; a new Strawberry Bear in town joins Chelsea and Princess Berry Swirl Barbie as they head out for a bear-filled boat outing.

In Wispy Forest, friends create fantastical woven creations, but struggle with sharing them until a talking tree needs help; Barbie, Chelsea and the others must work together, using their creations to help him reroot.

When Otto gives Chelsea a hard time about her singing out loud, Chelsea goes to Rainbow Cove, where she is asked by Rainbow Queen Barbie to perform in a concert for the Cloud Council.

When Chelsea discovers that Otto has torn a page in a cookbook that he borrowed, she goes to Dreamtopia, where the Apprentice Queens perform an opposite spell that mysteriously goes haywire.

Norm is the charismatic caretaker of Plywood Forest. The son of Mother Nature, Norm uses fix-it skills and magic to keep the peace and help his quirky animal friends with their hilarious mishaps. Born with a song in his heart, he is prone to bursting into Broadway-inspired tunes to convey his message. Norm spends his days helping friends like Bob the worrywart porcupine, Blanche the dramatic rabbit, Marco the overeager raccoon, and Bixie the eccentric skunk. In a forest full of nonstop drips, broken blenders and loud possum parties, Norm uses his gift of gab, trusty tool belt and magical powers to make the world a better place. With a heap of can-do attitude, Norm’s motto is "Not to worry, I’m there in a hurry!"

"Moon and Me" is a classic series of 50 gentle stories for preschool. It is designed to promote core values through an appealing narrative of warmth and security. The series, from "Teletubbies" creator Andrew Davenport, portrays a tightly bonded "family" of comical toy characters living in a toy house and the adventures they all share with a magical visitor from the moon. "Moon and Me" stories play out with overt and emphatic expressions of kindness, empathy, generosity, respect, inclusivity and consideration, all while breaking new ground in its conceptual ambition.

The further adventures of Hiccup and his friends on the Island of Berk.