Franklin invites neophyte player Skunk to join his side in a neighborhood hockey game, but he soon regrets it. Skunk can't skate fast, or pass the puck, or shoot on net. Because of Skunk, Franklin's team loses the game--an unacceptable result for Franklin, who is used to winning.

Franklin forgets to take care of Mr. Mole's garden.

Franklin has a hat, a cape, a wand and a book of magic tricks. But Franklin cannot disappear. This is a problem because Franklin wants to be a magician. Will Franklin's friends believe he is a real magician?

A young boy lives a fairy tale when he tries to conquer fierce dragons--his dog and cat--and avoid capture while trying to get the treasure--a table full of sweet treats.

Franklin, attending his first meeting of the Woodland Trailblazers, is dismayed to learn it is going to take some time to earn badges, but by the end of the evening, he has had so much fun, he is glad to have a reason to keep coming back.

Franklin the detective helps locate a missing baseball.

Franklin wants to be like all the bigger kids at the park.

Franklin receives an invitation to a Migration Eve party, a time when Goose's friends and relatives celebrate before they fly south for the winter.

Franklin has difficulty adjusting to his old friend Otter because they have grown older and don't share the same interests. Can they be friends again?

Franklin gets the biggest surprise of all when he plans a surprise going-away party for Skunk.