When Jasper and Bannerberry's Jeddy are struggling with hard things, Mabel and special guest Scott Hamilton show them the value of perseverance.

When Jasper is upset with his paintings and everyone at the Bannerberry potluck needs cheering up, Mabel inspires them with optimism.

When Jasper doesn’t wait for his cake to bake and Bennerberry’s Sterling cuts in line, Mabel helps them learn the importance of patience.

When Jasper is afraid of the noisy vacuum and Bannerberry’s Jane is shy about giving a speech, Mabel helps them find courage.

Mabel brings home a box that Jasper turns into a time machine-with the help of some craft supplies. Banjo player Ron Block adds some music magic. Then we travel to Bannerberry where Rose crafts a sign for Mr. Paw's General Store sale.

Mabel and Jasper use teamwork to build a fishing game and Mabel visits Coach Mike Vrabel at Nissan Stadium.

Mabel finds Jasper planning to make a leaf book with leaves he found from the garden. Mabel gives Jasper a magnifying glass so he can appreciate no two leaves are alike. In Bannerberry, Mabel encourages Shellbury to find his curiosity.

When Bannerberry’s Jeddy struggles with contentment, Sterling, Patty Mu, and Mabel help him realize he has a lot to be thankful for.

When Jasper eats all the cookies and gets a tummy ache, and Bannerberry's Lt. Cardinal can't wait for dark to set off fireworks, Mabel shows the value of self control.

When Jasper finally admits he broke Mabel's radio, she thanks him for his honesty.

When Jasper doesn't know how to make a flagpole and Bannerberry's Jeddy doesn't know how to show the town's elders respect, Mabel shows the way.

When Jasper is worried about Mailman Murry who was too sick to deliver the mail, Mabel suggests Jasper make him a get-well-soon card.

While in Bannerberry, Mabel helps Jasper, Rose, and Mr. Paw to learn they each have different strengths of their own.

When Jasper makes a mess in the kitchen and Bannerberry’s Jeddy neglects watering the flowers, Mabel shares the importance of responsibility.

When Jasper wonders what to do with his new art kit, Mabel suggests he make a thank-you card and send it to his cousin.

When Jasper wonders what his new painting should look like, Mabel’s feather sparks an idea.

Mabel and her friends learn about homemade instruments and the importance of listening.

When Jasper has a falling out with his best friend, Mabel encourages him to apologize.

When Jasper believes there is nothing new to wonder about, Mabel's new record player proves him wrong.

When Jasper has trouble working on many activities at once, Mabel suggests he focus on one at a time.