The Alligator Hunter needs an alligator, and Methuselah is snatched from Bill the duck's couch. The creatures now work to seek and rescue their friend. It's a great lesson on learning to love your enemies.

Suggested Age: Preschool, Elementary

A big mouth bass, living in the pond, sucks down toys because she doesn't like the noise when the creatures are playing. But then, she disappears. Now the Pond creatures have to make a choice: Celebrate or rescue her?

Suggested Age: Preschool, Elementary

Fear Of Flying

Bill says he doesn't fly much because bugs get stuck to his glasses, but when visiting pals claim he's simply afraid that he can't keep up. Bill becomes determined to take to the air.

Garden Variety Problem

Everybody agrees to help Methuselah out with the garden, but they forget and make other plans. As he toils in the garden, the others have trouble enjoying their day as guilt sets in.

Suggested Age: Preschool, Elementary

Tony the frog turns a paper route into an empire in a lesson about idolatry- putting things above God. His simple paper route goes from a frog throwing papers from his bike to a frog delivering from an f-18 fighter jet to a frog in a giant building with his name on the outside. Tony's friends also learn the power of prayer and patience as they find they can't pull Tony out of this on wits alone.

Suggested Age: Preschool, Elementary