A) Franny is transported to medieval times, where she has a tea party with Arnie, a friendly dragon. They decide to forgo good manners and do as they please, but soon discover that table manners are a good idea after all. In Franny's Treasures, the viewers help Bobby learn about good manners. B) Franny lands in the swamp, where she meets Graham, a friendly snake, and his buddy, a frog named Lester. When Graham can't bear Lester's constant pranks any longer, Franny helps Lester see that sometimes jokes can go too far. In Franny's Treasures, the viewers learn about reptiles.

A) Franny lands on a pirate ship where she meets Joanna, a young girl who wants to be a pirate, just like her grandfather. Franny and Joanna search for a treasure, but instead find a cabin in the woods. Inside the cabin they find Joanna's grandfather, who praises the girls for their keen, pirate-like navigation skills. In Franny's Treasures, viewers are encouraged to use a map - and their navigation skills - to help Bobby find things in his room. B) Franny travels to Tibet, where she meets Rinchen, a young girl and her herd of yaks. Rinchen must find a way to keep her herd together. When Franny meets Nat, a talkative young yak, she convinces him to talk the other yaks back into the herd. In Franny's Treasures, the audience learns about traditional clothing worn around the world.

A) Franny travels to the Australian outback where she meets Rudy, a baby kangaroo. Rudy loves to be in his mother's pouch, but is afraid to venture out on his own. With Franny's help, Rudy learns to hop by himself and discovers that growing up is not so hard to do. In Franny's Treasures, Franny asks viewers to help match animals with their corresponding baby names, like kid, joey, cub, and calf. B) Franny whirls and twirls her way to a circus where she meets Chuckles, a young clown who keeps dropping things and missing tricks because he doesn't want to wear his eyeglasses. Through a clever - and funny - plan, Franny helps Chuckles embrace his glasses and give a splendid performance. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and Bobby help the viewers learn about the five senses.

A) Franny lands in the middle of the dark woods, where she meets a young bat named Bardy, who is afraid of the dark. With Franny's help, Bardy is able to overcome his fear and fly out of his cave into the moonlit night. In Franny's Treasures, Bobby and Franny help viewers identify nocturnal animals, such as raccoons, bats, and owls. B) Franny arrives in the Arctic, where she meets Piper, a polar bear, and Cecil, a seal. When Franny and Cecil are trapped on a runaway iceberg, Piper overcomes her fear of swimming, and saves the day. In Franny's Treasures, Franny, Bobby, and the audience learn that certain animals, such as polar bears and penguins, live in cold climates while others, like monkeys and flamingos, live in warm climates.

A) Franny lands in the African savannah, where she meets Solly and Molly, two elephants who can't get along. When Franny falls into a hole, the elephants realize they must stop competing with each other, and they learn what cooperation is all about. In Franny's Treasures, viewers match animals with the sounds they make. B) Franny travels to Louisiana, where she meets a shy alligator named Zydeco. With Franny's help, Zydeco overcomes his fears, attends the Fais Do Do party, and plays the spoons for the delighted guests. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and Bobby prompt the audience to identify sounds made by ordinary objects like pencils, pots, and spoons.

A) Franny returns to the jungle and lands right in the middle of a big mess. She soon realizes that her friend Morrison the monkey created the mess, much to the dismay of Zelda, a wild boar. When Morrison loses his favorite ball in all of the garbage, Franny and Zelda help him learn the value of tidying up. In Franny's Treasures, viewers match musical instruments with the sounds they make. B) Franny travels to ancient Greece, just in time to see the Olympic Games. She meets Titus, a young boy who is the equipment manager for his brother, an athlete competing in the Games. Using brain power and creativity, Franny helps Titus find a missing piece of equipment. In Franny's Treasures, Franny helps viewers understand the importance of exercise and gets them up and moving.

A) Franny goes back in time to ancient Egypt, where she meets Tia, a bossy young princess who has everything she could possibly want - except friends. Tia orders everyone around in a most unprincess-like way. With Franny's help, Tia learns to be considerate of others - and finally make new friends. In Franny's Treasures, Franny prompts viewers to identify the international signs for bus, train, and telephone, among others. B) Franny visits Paris, where she plays catch with a French poodle named Lou Lou. When they break a vase, Franny urges Lou Lou to tell the truth. Lou Lou's owner realizes that the poodle needs more play time and promises to take her out more often. In Franny's Treasures, viewers learn to say hello, thank you, and good bye in French, Spanish, and Japanese.

A) Franny travels to Quebec, where she meets Pierre, a boy who is helping his family make maple syrup. When Franny discovers that a busy beaver has taken the sap pail, she devises a clever plan to rescue it. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and Bobby prompt the audience to identify fruits and nuts that grow on trees. B) Franny travels to a meadow, where she meets Katie, a tiny cricket who is sad because she blends in with the scenery. Franny helps Katie see that she has all kinds of special qualities, including her beautiful chirping. In Franny's Treasures, the audience learns about camouflage, and why animals blend into their environments.

A) Franny returns to the African Savannah, where Hornswell, a rhino, has been telling tall tales to his buddy, Oxie, an Oxpecker. When Hornswell gets stuck in a hole, Franny helps him understand that telling stories is great fun as long as everyone knows they're just stories. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and Bobby prompt the audience to identify animals that live in the grasslands. B) Franny finds herself at a dog show, where she meets a little dachshund named Daisy. Daisy wants to win, but isn't skilled enough to complete the main jumping events. When the trophy is misplaced, Daisy uses her keen sense of smell to find it, and wins a special ribbon. In Franny's Treasures, viewers learn about different animals' noses and their sense of smell.

A) Franny travels to northern Scandinavia, where she meets a young reindeer named Romper, who wishes he were bigger, and had antlers like his dad. Franny tries to help Romper by putting branches on his head to look like antlers. When a baby hare ends up trapped in a small hole, only Romper is small enough to rescue it. Romper and Franny learn that being a grown-up is nice, but you're never too small to be a big help. B) Franny travels to the mountains where she meets Adam, a boy who's camping with his older brother. Adam wants to be a good camper like his brother, but can't seem to do anything right. His fire logs collapse, and he accidentally leaves the picnic food out for the ants. But when the tent blows down, and the flashlight runs out of batteries, Adam's creative thinking saves the day - and he realizes that he's an excellent camper after all.

A) Franny is transported to a horse show, where she meets Sarah, and her horse, Pixie. When Sarah is nervous about the jumping event, Franny suggests that she use her imagination to visualize completing the jumps successfully. In Franny's Treasures, Franny prompts the audience to match animals with their paw, hoof, and claw prints. B) Franny travels to India, where she meets two squabbling sisters, who are preparing a shadow puppet show for their mother's birthday. Franny helps them learn to collaborate, and together they put on a wonderful show. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and the viewers help Bobby position himself in relation to the light source so he can make shadows.

A) Franny travels under the sea, where she runs into Gus, a clown fish who is frustrated that he doesn't have time to tend his messy garden. She also meets Clarence, a self-conscious octopus who feels clumsy because of his tentacles. With Franny's guidance, Clarence discovers that his eight arms make him special - he swiftly cleans up Gus's garden and is a big help to his friends. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and Bobby help the audience learn how sea creatures like fish, crabs, and octopi move under water. B) Franny lands right in the middle of a fossil dig in Canada, where she helps Joey and his mother dig for dinosaur fossils. In Franny's Treasures, Franny guides the audience in matching individual fossils to a Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, and Ichthyosaurus. Along the way, they learn the characteristics of these creatures that lived long ago.

A) Franny travels to South America and lands in the middle of a race between a tortoise, a hare, and a very slow sloth named Susan. Franny tries help Susan run faster, but soon discovers that Susan only entered the race so the others would like her. Franny convinces her that she doesn't have to pretend to be something she's not in order to be liked. In Franny's Treasures, viewers pair opposites, such as slow and fast, light and heavy, and hot and cold. B) Franny travels to the middle of the woods, where she meets Woody, an eager beaver who is trying to build a dam. Woody is in a big hurry to finish, but he can't figure out how to block the water. Franny convinces him that if he hurries too much, he won't be successful. Woody follows Franny's advice, carefully building a dam. In Franny's Treasures, Franny and Bobby help viewers learn about evergreens and trees that lose their leaves.