Bea and her friends spread kindness and build empathy through playful adventures in their community.
Lexi is excited to show her friends her new parrot, Mr. Talky, but becomes upset when he doesn't talk to her.
Bea forgets to get a blockysaur book for Ricky at the library, so she and her friends create a story of their own for him.
Bea and her friends go to Sam's house for a campout sleepover, but when it gets dark, Sam gets nervous about sleeping outside.
Lexi and Ty can't agree on the best pizza toppings, so they have a pizza competition that quickly gets heated.
Bea, Ty, and Lexi act like detectives to help their new neighbor, Priya, find her lost puppets.
When Danny is too nervous to sing a song in front of his class, Bea, Ty, and Lexi figure out techniques to help Danny sing in front of others.
Ty's feelings are hurt when Megan says he can't play his favorite superhero.
Priya isn't chosen to bring home the class pet.
Priya teaches Bea and Ty a Bollywood dance but gets frustrated when she can't communicate the steps to them in a simple way.
Bea, Ty, and Danny help design a new inclusive playground that everyone can play on.
Bea and Ty create a practice camp for Sam when he gets frustrated by his blocketball skill level.
When Bea discovers a lost chameleon in the Treehouse, she and her friends must work together to find his owner.
Gung Gung's friend cancels their big annual game.
Luisa has to do an important interview.
Danny likes a unicorn toy at a yard sale.
Bea gets a cold and can't help paint a mural for Kindness Day.
Lexi accidentally breaks Bea's science project.
Sam is jealous when Gung Gung pays attention to Baby Mei.
Frank challenges Lexi to a race and cheats to win, making her fall off her scooter. Bea helps Lexi stand up to Frank.
Marcos is going on TV to compete on Best Square Chef, but Bea accidentally spills ketchup on his favorite chef's hat!
When Ty loses his favorite SuperZoom toy, Bea helps him realize that SuperZoom is always in his heart.
Bea wants to be an astronaut, so she and Ty practice to go to space, only to discover that it takes years of school and practice.
Bea, Ty, and Lexi are making self-portraits for class.
Bea is having a pre-Halloween sleepover at Lexi's house.
Grandma Vi and Charlie are both getting Park Helper Awards, and Ty and Lexi both need Bea's help making special gifts for them.
Lexi gets a new gift from her grandparents and has a hard time sharing it because it's so new and special.
Bea, Ty, and Sam put on a Senior's Day show, but everything goes wrong... that is, until the seniors join in!
When Bea and Ty see fireflies in the yard, Lexi feels sad she missed out. The friends work together to get the fireflies to come back!
Sam and Bea try to make a TV show, but when they end up with mostly bloopers, Sam turns them into a show.
Bea is sad when Luisa has to cancel their mini golf playdate, so Danny and Lexi work together to try and make her feel better.
When Lexi's Backyard Block Games are too hard for Ricky, they alter the games so everybody can play and win!
Bea has a hard time waiting for her birthday. Ty and Lexi try to distract her and Bea finally learns how to be patient and wait.
Sam's nervous about his first dinner with another family. Bea and Priya help Sam practice to make him more comfortable.
Ty and Priya can't agree on the best way to play pirates, so Bea combines their methods to find the pirate treasure!
Bea and Lexi both lose a tooth and can't figure out if the Tooth Fairy or El Ratoncito will visit.
Lexi's worried about making mistakes in gymnastics, so Bea and Priya practice with Lexi and help her realize she just has to have fun!
Sam leads a series of games to help Danny and Bea learn to count to five in Mandarin.
When Bea hurts her arm, Lexi, Priya, and Ty figure out a way for her to still play her guitar in their backyard talent show!
Sam can't stay awake long enough to celebrate the Moon Festival, so Bea and Lexi play games to help keep him awake!
It's Teacher Appreciation Day, and the kids need to figure out how to show their appreciation for their teacher, Mr. K!
