In Spot's Birthday Party, Spot and his friends celebrate by playing a game of hide-and-seek.

Spot receives a parcel with a ball in it. Then he goes out to mail a letter for his mom, and invites his friends over to play with his new ball along the way.

Spot has misplaced his bone, and goes all over the house looking for it before finally finding it buried in the garden.

Spot goes for a walk in the garden. It's his first time going out on his own.

Spot and his dad went for a walk in the woods. But spot was wondering if there ever will be a lion, a tiger, an elephant, or a bear lurking somewhere in the woods.

After a long day of having fun, spot is tired. So it's time for him to go to bed.

Spot is going to school on his first day.

Spot has lost his ball at the circus. Where can it be?

Spot follows his nose, and he tries to find out what that smell is.

Spot loves playing with water.

It's a windy day, and Spot wants to fly his kite. He has some trouble getting it airborne, and eventually it gets stuck in a tree, too high for him to reach.

Spot's parents are taking Spot to the beach where he makes a new friend.

Spot and Sam visit a farm and meet many different animals, but Spot can't find any baby animals until Sam shows them to him.

Spot stays overnight with his friend Steve. He forgets to pack one very important item, but luckily his mom saves the day - and night!

Spot helps his mum bake a cake for the school fair. There is to be a big prize. Guess who wins it!

At the park, Spot and his friends like to play ball. When Spot throws the ball too far, a new friend helps them to get it back.

Spot is in the garden when he finds a key. He wonders what it might open and has lots of fun trying to find out.

It was a beautiful day, and spot goes to the garden which he likes every morning. He helped his dad with the watering, and picks carrots for his mom.

Helen is having a costume party, and Spot is invited. And what will he go as? A cowboy, of course.

Spot is pleased when he sees it has been snowing, because it means he can take out his sled.

Spot and his friends decide that it can sometimes be fun to be frightened after a lively day at the fair.

Spot can't decide which toy he likes best, but he soon discovers his favorite when bedtime comes.

When Spot goes on a picnic with his friends, they all end up wet and hungry. Luckily Spot's mom, Sally, is well prepared.

Spot's dad, Sam, takes him out for a day at the playground with his friends until it is getting late.