Rosie lives in a playhouse with her colourful group of friends. Raggles becomes convinced he has seen a spaceship!

Everyone's gone water-crazy in the hot weather and the friends are having fun in the sun! But disaster strikes when Holly discovers the stream has dried out and declares they have used up ALL THE WATER IN THE WORLD! How did this happen? And just who has taken the twigs from Teal's nest?

As Raggles plays football with Will one morning, he notices the funny shadow shapes Will is making on the ground. Will decides to put on a shadow show for everyone but something is wrong. Will has lost his shadow.

Holly can't wait until she's old enough to go to Big School so Rosie decides to turn the garden into a school. Unfortunately things don't go quite to plan - until Holly sets out to give some lessons of her own.

When Big Bear's harvest is damaged by the frost, the friends find some inventive ways to use up the fruit and vegetables. Bring on Big Bear's harvest party where Raggles discovers a hollowed-out carrot makes a brilliant flute.

When Oakley offers to pass on one of Rosie's pictures to Holly, she declares HE'S LIKE A POST BOX TREE! Soon everyone is sending and receiving letters and Manny and Bluebird compete over who is best at delivering them. But will anyone remember to send Oakley a letter...?

It's egg-hatching time for Teal but she needs someone to sit on her nest while she looks for duck weed. Raggles is the perfect choice but when the ducklings hatch they think Raggles is their mummy.

When Rosie lets Will have a go with her camera, he's hooked. Soon he's zooming around cheekily snapping embarrassing pictures of everyone! When Will realises he has upset his friends he is sorry and Rosie has the perfect idea of how he can put the camera to good use after all.

Holly has knitted presents for all of her friends, to wear at the ice hockey game, but how can they tell her they don't like them without hurting her feelings? Perhaps Big Bear's pumpkins will offer a solution as how best to use the unwanted knitwear...

When Raggles thinks he's found a dinosaur bone in the garden, Big Bear doesn't have the heart to tell him it's actually the handle of his old spade! Rosie has an idea to cheer Raggles up... they'll go on their own dinosaur safari, with the help of a few friends.

Rosie and Will compete to be in charge of the garden and decide to build a castle to see who is best. But when Bluebird gets trapped they must work together to rescue her. Long live King Will and Queen Rosie.

Holly tells Will and Raggles there's treasure at the end of the rainbow, so they set off to find it. When Oakley breaks the news that it's only a story, the pair are disappointed but, with Rosie's help, they discover a real pot of gold after all.

When Holly loses her first tooth, Rosie tells her about the tooth fairy. Holly has always wanted to meet the tooth fairy and arranges a fairy sleepover. Meanwhile, Bluebird vows never to laugh again after the Mordys complain she is too noisy!

Holly finds a four-leaf clover and wishes she could make everyone's dreams come true. So Rosie and Raggles secretly get busy helping out but when Will wishes to meet an elephant they fear they've let things go too far.

Little Bear wants to go on a safari, but is disappointed when he discovers the "animal footprints" in the mud were actually made by Rosie and Raggles. To make it up to him, Big Bear decides to take everyone on a mini-beast safari and soon they are all rushing around to find ants, ladybirds, butterflies, caterpillars and snails.

Oakley is excited when he senses a storm is on the way but Holly wishes she could shelter him. She organises a tea party for all her friends, but when Holly goes missing Rosie discovers that she is actually scared of the thunder and lighting. Rosie helps Holly overcome her fear and everyone has fun recreating another storm for Oakley!

Raggles wishes he was big like Rosie and tries everything to make himself taller. However, when Archie gets stuck in the rocks by the Showground, Raggles discovers he is the perfect size to rescue him.

Raggles is planning a party to thank Rosie for being such a special friend. But Rosie's curiosity gets the better of her and she ruins her own surprise. The friends must now think of a way to surprise Rosie without her finding out.

When Oakley wishes he could travel around the world and experience different cultures, Rosie decides to bring the world to Oakley's hill. With a little help from his friends, Oakley meets a tiger, a polar bear, a kangaroo and takes part in a Bollywood extravaganza!

Holly has never seen a shooting star so Rosie organises a sleepover under Oakley to see if they can spot any. Holly, meanwhile, sets out to collect all the 'stars' that have fallen to Earth and asks her friends to help her launch them back into the sky!

Big Bear wants to show Raggles how bees make honey but when they go looking for the flowers in the orchard, they are all gone, and there's no sign of any bees either. Can Big Bear solve the mystery of the Incredible Vanishing Bees?

When Rosie loses her voice, Raggles takes charge - he will do all of Rosie's jobs today! But things don't go quite to plan and Raggles feels like he's let Rosie down. It's up to the friends to help restore Rosie's voice and Raggles' confidence...

When Will loses his favourite toy, Space Hippo, he pretends he's not bothered. The friends rally round and make Will a replacement toy, but it's not the same. Have Will and Space Hippo really been on their last mission together...?

Mysterious piles of earth are appearing all over the garden. Rosie and Raggles set out to solve the mystery and meet a new friend - Molly the Mole - who has lost her way. Can the friends help Molly find her way back home?

It's a sizzling hot day and Rosie is helping Will to deliver bottles of Bozberryade. When the Go-Speeder gets stuck in mud, Will sends out a message in a bottle. The friends don't realise the message is from Will and it's the Beavers - Matt and Nat - who finally come to his rescue.