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Nadia and Omar can't wait to play in the snow with Ember. But with everyone snowed in, they decide they must help first. Ember and the children sweep doorways and then deliver warm drinks. Meanwhile, Poly the parrot has her beady eye on Ember. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Chaos breaks out at the autumn fair when some balloons are accidentally released. Quick-thinking Omar suggests they use the bouncy castle to grab the balloons before they float away, but dragon claws are sharp ... Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Dad stops to help his friend during a bike race. Will they get to the finish line? Ember gives Nadia and Omar a ride so they can watch the race from above. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Nadia discovers Ember, a dragon from Moon Tail Island, in her dad's workshop. Ember is fascinated by the human world and Nadia is fascinated by dragons! The two become friends. But first, they need to tidy up the workshop ... Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Scooter and Cora want an ice cream, but they both think they know the quickest way to the ice cream shop. They decide to set off in different directions and race across town. Who will arrive first? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Ralf and Netty go on a picnic, but it doesn't go well. Some of their grapes fall in the mud, and a duck walks off with one of their sandwiches. Then it starts to rain. But Ralf has an idea to save their picnic and have a whole lot of fun. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Aunt Daisy has some jobs to do on her allotment, but she's hurt her foot. Netty and Cora offer to do the jobs for her. They think they can get the jobs done more quickly by building a machine. Will they get to sit back and relax? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

The monsters go on a camping trip, but things don't go to plan. First Ralf's van runs out of fuel and the monsters have to walk. Then it rains and Ralf's tent starts leaking. Scooter is hoping to see a shooting star. Will he get his wish? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's a hot summer day on Make It Street. Ralf and Scooter are trying to cool down in the garden. They decide to build a snow machine. The machine makes so much snow that they can build snow monsters! Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Cora wants to learn to play tennis. Scooter offers to teach her, but he can't find his tennis balls. The two monsters go to a sports shop to buy some, but they have to do more searching than they expected. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

On their way to the city farm, the bus suddenly stops. There's a big traffic jam! Can the monsters work out what is causing the traffic jam and make it to the city farm before it closes? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's Netty's first day as a postmonster and she is very excited. Her friends decide to build a machine to help her deliver the letters, but it doesn't go to plan and Netty has to put things right. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's a windy day on Make It Street and the fair is in town. The monsters are looking forward to going on their favourite rides, but there is no power at the fair. Can they find a way to fix the problem and enjoy the rides? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

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It's Jazz's birthday and Zig has organized a picnic to celebrate. Everyone has been given a map to help them get there, but Jazz forgets to take hers. She tries to remember the route, but will she get there? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

A running race, a swimming race, and a log jump stand between the Wild Buddies and victory at the Riverbank Races, but the other team, the River Rangers, don't want to play by the rules. Who will win in the end? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

While they are out for a walk, Gus, Herb, and Meg find some strange white rocks. However, soon the rocks start to crack. They are eggs with legs! But whose eggs are they, and what will happen when their mother returns? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Two teams are competing to win the Canopy City Cup. The Wild Buddies take on current champions the Golden Furballs. Who will be taking home the trophy at the end of the match? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Zig the zebra joins his sister Jazz when she goes exploring. Their adventure takes them deep into the forest on the other side of the river. What is hiding in the forest and will they get away? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's Gus's birthday, and his friends are planning a surprise party. They blow up some balloons but keep popping them by accident. Will they be ready in time for the party? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Meg the bat wants to make some banana pancakes for her friend Gus, but the bananas she collects go missing. Will Meg and Gus get their breakfast? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.