A Dragon Kite flies into June's backyard with an urgent message - the Great Kite Parade at the Great Wall of China is today, but all the Big kites are missing!

When one of Saturn's rings falls into June's backyard the team goes on a mission through outer space to get the ring back to its planet. On their way, the team encounters comets, meteors and even strange space creatures called Meeps!

As Leo uses his baton to conduct a beautiful sunrise, a bald eagle mistakes Leo's baton for a stick and flies away with it! When Leo retieves his baton he conducts the team and all the animals they've met on their journey to a glorious "Morning" reprise.

Rocket is going to be in the Great Sky Race! He'll be competing against all kinds of aircraft, including the Big Jet. The kids are sure Rocket will win, but as he prepares, Rocket gets the hiccups. The team has to surprise Rocket's hiccups away.

Rocket makes friends with a little humpback whale. When the little whale has to go home with his family, Rocket is sad. The team makes it their mission to reunite Rocket with his new friend.

The children head to a farm where Annie’s friends, the Three Little Pigs, find some mysterious seeds. The children head off to find a rain cloud and the sun in order to make the garden grow, but what will grow out of the mystery seeds?

It's Halloween and the children are in Europe to celebrate the holiday, as they plan to do some trick-or-treating at some European castles until some ghosts planned to steal their Halloween treats. Will the gang protect their treats from the ghosts?

While flying on Rocket the gang travels toward Lapland a frozen place near the Arctic and finds a Baby Reindeer wandering into a winter forest but there's a problem...Quincy is afraid of the dark, Will Quincy conquer his fear and rescue the Baby Reindeer?

It's Annie's birthday and all her friends have given her balloons they're her favorite! She's so excited, but a big gust of wind blows them away. Not to worry - her big brother, Leo is determined to get them back.

A baby duckling mistakes June as it's mother after playing Follow-the-leader and then travels with the kids back to it's home in the Great Lakes. Will June and her friends return Ducky back to it's home?

The gang heads toward the Big Woods in Arkansas and meet an Ivory-billed Woodpecker named Tapper and finds out that it looking for a friend and the gang decides to take it to the top of the Ozark Mountains. Will Tapper ever find a friend?

The gang has a sleepover in the Rocket Room until they discover that Rocket can't sleep, so Rocket and the gang decides to travel to outer space to count the planets. Will Rocket ever go to sleep?

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Quincy and the Little Einsteins read the story of the Sleeping Bassoon. During the story, the Princess Bassoon is put under a sleeping spell by a grumpy wizard. The only way to wake her up is that someone plays her happy song. Will Quincy be able to wake up the Sleeping Bassoon?

June is in Iceland performing a ballet about a toy prince who makes all the toys in his kingdom happy. Will June manage to help the Prince?

Mr. Penguin needs Rocket's help to get his broken ice-cream truck over the Andes mountains. Will Mr. Penguin be able to make it over the mountains?

In the episode entitled "Rocket the Bug," Rocket constructs a special house to protect three baby bugs in the garden, but a big bad wolf soon blows the house and Rocket to New Zealand. So the gang ventures after him, finding their way through a forest of Maori sculptures, a trap at Pancake Rocks and all the way to the top of Mt. Cook to recover the bug house in time to protect the bugs from an approaching storm. In addition to the Maori sculptures, the episode features George Frideric Handel's "Water Music."

The Little Einsteins are in Jaipur, India, for the Big Elephant Festival and Parade. Rocket and the team must find three missing magic grow peanuts that will make their tiny elephant friend grow so that he can be in the parade.