Nanalan'

Nana teaches Mona how she is the most important girl in the whole wide world! So many wonderful things went on!

Russell likes to smell things from the trash can until a skunk arrives to spray him! He learns the important thing about his sense... of smell!

Mona gets a tummy ache from eating one brownie too many! Luckily for her, Nana teaches Mona the importance of eating healthy foods.

Mr. Wooka decides to invite Mona, Nana, and Russell over to his house to make a band. They also have lasagna and salad for lunch. Then Mona wondered where Fleefer was, and her leg ripped off! Good thing Nana got to fix her. Mona even added a bow on her.

Nana is outside taking care of Russell, and Mona gets to help her. After Mr. Wooka's puppet show, Mona and Russell take care of Nana. Then, they all take care of a bird who bumped its head on the house, until he was well enough to fly again.

Mona is not feeling well. Luckily, Nana lets Mona rest in her bed and brings the outside, inside!

Watching too much television can be fun, but when you are exercising with Nana, Mona, Russell and Mr. Wooka, you'll know that it's much more fun and good for you!

Today is Spring! And that can only mean one thing: spring cleaning! Also, Mona and Russell go on a teeter-totter with Mr. Wooka, smell flowers, and find a cocoon! A butterfly comes out of it after reading a book called "Little Fuzz" with Nana.

Scaring bees can be fun when you're a dog like Russell. But when a bee stings him, he learns about "bee"ing careful when he scares bees... like Mona as a bee.

Mona likes to scare people sometimes, even if she is a purple monster!

Mona likes to blow bubbles... from a cup of milk! But after Russell spills the milk on Mona, she learns the importance of feelings.

Mona wants to help her Nana with everything and she even helps Mr. Wooka with his puppet show by returning Gary his orange to him and making a swing! Mona even helped make cookies with Nana for him.

Mona's mom drops her daughter off to have a sleepover with Nana. During that time, they had nighttime fun before sleeping in Nana's room while reading a bedtime story called "Simon Squirrel", watching Mr. Wooka's shadow puppet show, seeing Hoots the owl and fireflies!

Finding bugs for your bug collection might sound adventurous... even if you find a lost pearl for Mona's Nana!

Nana wants to do a concert. Mona and Russell help Nana prepare the house for Mr. Wooka to come and participate in the concert. Nana assigns all of the instruments.

Mona puts rocks in Russell's doghouse, which made him mad, and learns all about different textures by touch. Mr. Wooka also stops by to sing a song about Nana with Mona after reading the "Touch-and-Feel Flea Book". The song was so beautiful to Nana, it made her cry tears of joy!

Mona likes to play in the mud to get dirty and in a tub to get clean when she learns about being dirty and clean.

Mona's mom drops her daughter off to spend the night with Nana. Just as they were about to watch a movie, the power went out and they decided to visit Mr. Wooka to have fun... by camping!

The theme is about how we should treat small animals. What animals live inside the house and what animals live outside the house. "Toad comes into Nana's house, much to Mona's delight.

Mona learns about her firsts when she is with Nana. After getting her first haircut, they put it in Mona's book of firsts, which reveals that she has been with Nana ever since she was a baby!

Mona and Russell find a squirrel, so they and Nana go to the park. Russell chased the squirrel and carried Nana all the way through! Also, they saw Mr. Wooka's puppet show about two best friends, Mingy and Mongy and made new friends.

Russell's afraid of Halloween. In order to cheer him up, he listens to a story of how a boy named Bobby Billings overcame his fears of Halloween.

At Mr. Wooka's place, he, Mona and Russell play with pinecone puppets and Mona and Russell find three apples from the apple tree for Nana.

It's a windy day in Nanalan'! Mona has windy day fun and flies a kite in the end.

After breaking Nana's cat statue, Mona said that Russell did it, but was actually her fault. Nana helps her learn about telling the truth. So Mona, Russell and Mr. Wooka surprise her by gluing the statue back! She was very pleased to see that.