All the nursery pals are putting together scrapbooks of their most precious childhood memories: their first tuft of wool, photos of them as babies. Timmy ends up with one blank page left in his book and he's on a mission to find something perfect to put in there. All his attempts fail: the jam sandwich splodges and makes a mess, his self portrait sculpture gets squished and the football just won't fit in no matter how hard he tries to shut the book. Finally, the scrapbook is in tatters and the disappointed Timmy gives up. His friends cheer him up by putting together a new scrapbook. And Timmy repays them by having the idea for a group photo they can all put in their scrapbooks.

A treasure hunt with painted eggs! But Timmy's is nowhere to be seen. Harriet helps Timmy to search but even she cannot find where she hid his egg, so she encourages Timmy to forget about that game. Finally Timmy reluctantly joins in a different game and, lo and behold, he finds his egg.

It's Timmy's Birthday and his friends make him a delicious cake. But as the party games begin, Timmy can't resist sneaking away to taste a bit of the tempting cake.

It's dressing up time, and Timmy gets to play Doctor but he won't take his costume off and insists on treating his class mates as patients. But when a mysterious case of spots breaks out during Art Time, his friends turn to Doctor Timmy to find the cure.

Everyone in the nursery is getting involved in Sports Day, and Timmy is determined to win! But after missing out on first prize race after race, his dreams of winning begin to falter. When he helps Yabba up after a tumble, however, Timmy is deemed true winner of the day.

Timmy and Kid are obsessed with triangles. Nothing else will do. Art, food, cushions - everything must be three sided. Until, that is, they attempt to build a tower of blocks and race a toy car with triangular wheels. But no matter! For Timmy, triangles are so over. Now only circles will do.

Ruffy is wearing a beret... and Timmy wants it! After successfully getting hold of it, however, Timmy also takes Otus' glove puppet and Mittens' wagon! But he doesn't know what to do when his beloved teddy bear goes missing.

It is time for the class photo. But Timmy finds it hard to keep from getting dirty, especially since the camera isn't working right. So the class has to try to keep him clean.

After a muddy game of football, Timmy tries to avoid having to take a bath. So, the class trys to make him take one.

Harriet hands out seeds to Timmy and his friends and teaches them how to grow flowers. Everyone else grows healthy green plants except for Timmy, who only has a little shoot in his plant pot that won't grow no matter what he does to it.

When he sees Otus flutter up to get a kite down from a tree, Timmy is very impressed. Determined to fly himself, he gets Otus to show him how it's done.

Timmy's attempts at tidying his toys are rather slapdash, so Harriet shows him how it should be done. Timmy gets the tidying bug, and is soon tidying everything away - not just his own things, but all his friends' too! What will they say when they find their things are missing?

Timmy's imagination is sparked when he reads a superhero comic. Meet Super Timmy! Timmy is desperate to save the day but his efforts aren't always appreciated. He 'saves' Mittens dolly from the seesaw, but Mittens was just playing; he 'helps' Otus with the gardening but accidentally soaks him with a hose pipe in the process; and he heroically tries to stop Yabba getting muddy, when that's exactly what Yabba wanted to do. Finally, Super Hero Timmy gets the chance to save the day when his little pal Bumpy is nearly splattered by paint. Hooray for Super Timmy!

Timmy is having a blue day and collects all the blue toys, blue cushions and blue paint. But when it comes to painting a picture, he quickly discovers he's going to need more than just one colour.

The class learn how to play football, but Timmy keeps hogging the ball. Ruffy and Paxton soon get bored, leaving Timmy to play football with a not-very-athletic Otus. After teaching Otus how to pass the ball, Timmy wins himself a new football partner.

Timmy is fascinated by the Moonscape collage that he and his friends make - especially the little green aliens that live on the moon. Finlay notices this, and with Harriet and Osbourne's help, he gets his friends to trick Timmy into thinking that aliens have landed at the Nursery!

Timmy has lost the last piece to his jigsaw puzzle. But wandering the nursery to find it, he discovers other lost toy pieces. Returning these to their rightful boxes but failing to find his jigsaw piece, he sadly begins to pack up the unfinished jigsaw... until his friends find a certain lost item for him!

After hearing thunder during a storm, Timmy becomes fixated by loud noises. So, his friends try to help him with this fear.

While playing in the snow, Timmy makes a little snowball which he wants to bring inside.

The class build tents for themselves, but Timmy has trouble building one. Otus agrees to help but Timmy doubts he will need any help, but after a lot of failing buildings, Timmy agrees to get help.

The class are making items out of folded paper, and Timmy is amazed by Finlay's fantastic paper plane.

Timmy and his friends set off around playground to hunt for a mysterious creature.

Kid has the hiccups! Fascinated, he and Timmy try everything to get rid of them, to no avail. Timmy finally gives up, frustrated, kicking a beach ball underneath the see saw. The loud bang of the burst ball puts a stop to Kid's jumps.

Timmy accidentally kicks a football through the nursery window! After a stretch on the naughty stump, he tries to be more careful, but ends up knocking down Otus' sandcastle with a careless kick of the ball. After much soul searching, Timmy realises it is not enough to say sorry, you have to show you're sorry too.

On a class picnic, the students play football. Until Apricot's spikes burst the ball. So now the whole class won't talk to him.