In `Franklin Plays the Game', Franklin is determined to be the best player on his soccer team. In `Franklin Wants a Pet', he sets out to prove that he can take good care of a pet if they buy him one.
In `Hurry up Franklin', Franklin tries to be punctual for Bear's birthday party. In Franklin's Bad Day', Franklin feels miserable after his friend moves away.
In `Franklin Goes to School', Franklin is excited about his first day at school, and in `Franklin Is Lost', Franklin loses his bearing during a game of hide-and-seek.
When every one of Franklin's friends seem to be discarding their bicycle training wheels overnight, Franklin decides it's time for him to take the plunge - two wheels or no wheels! Thinking it easier than it turns out to be, Franklin's first fall has him convinced that he'll never be able to do it. Franklin has the messiest room going. He also has the best toy sword going. However, taking pains to avoid tidying up, it's not until Franklin accidentally steps on his prized sword hidden beneath all the junk does he realize the merits of "a place for everything".
A friend takes the blame after Franklin breaks a globe; St. Valentine's Day.
In 'Franklin and the Copycat', Franklin is offended when Rabbit copies his drawing style, and in `Big Brother Franklin', Franklin finds that Squirrel is better than him at many things.
Franklin encounters a neighbor he has never seen before; Bear looks after Beaver's pet hamster for the weekend.
Franklin helps Mrs. Muskrat to repair an old rowboat
Beaver has a new toy top that tells fortunes, and all her friends are eager to give it a whirl;Franklin's overactive imagination transforms his cellar into a den of monsters
Franklin sets out to get the recognition he deserves; Franklin learns how to make the best of a bad situation.
It's winter in Woodland and Franklin is excited about spring coming because his new baby sister will be born. Following the lead of a myth his mom told him, he assumes the role of a Knight and sets out to the woods on a quest for spring.
Franklin and Harriet are spending Christmas this year at Faraway Farm, where Mrs. Turtle grew up.
After a fun-filled summer, Franklin and his friends go back to school. They find that Mr. Owl is out on family business and their substitute is Ms. Koala. Ms. Koala seems very strange to them and Franklin doesn't like her at first when she makes him change seats after goofing off. The class soon learns more about her and comes to accept her "can-do" attitude and ideas of trying new things. Meanwhile, Harriet's best friend Beatrice is going to preschool, but she's still too young to attend. She makes a new friend in Beaver's new little brother, Kit, but not before an unfortunate accident.
Franklin shares many good times with his Granny, but when she takes ill, he's determined to help her. He hears the story from his Aunt Lucy of a talisman that may help to cure the illness. The talisman is found in Turtle Lake, however, it's a difficult journey to get there. He'll need to get help from his friends and Aunt, but must also contend with her headstrong goddaughter Samantha.
