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When David has trouble stopping playing to help his little sister, Barney shows him that helping others can be fun.

Since David is afraid of the dark, Barney transforms himself into a giant, glowing figurine to calm his fears.

Mel makes a mess throughout the park and learns that it is important to take care of common areas.

After arguing with the children who want to use a ripe tomato differently, Vivie understands that it is important to share.

During a magical karting race, Mel discovers that winning isn't what matters, but taking part.

Vivie doesn't dare admit that she accidentally broke Mel's toy plane. Barney helps Vivie find the courage to tell the truth.

When Mel refuses to rest despite her fatigue, Barney and Billy teach her to listen to her body's needs.

When David feels too small, Barney turns him into a giant so that David understands that he loves himself just the way he is.

Vivie is frustrated that she isn't good at soccer on her first try. Barney shows her that you can only improve by practicing.

Barney creates a magical game on the high seas, during which Mel learns that you have to listen to others in order to work as a team.

To help save the community garden, Barney shows the children that small actions can lead to big changes!

When none of the children can agree on the same game, Barney can't concentrate on all the different games at once, and things quickly descend into chaos.

When Mel breaks her arm, she has to stop playing at the park to heal. Her friends prepare a surprise for her to show her how much they missed her.

An imaginary game helps Mel accept the capabilities of her arm, which she has just broken.

When Vivie feels ignored, she makes up an injury. Barney helps her understand the importance of talking about her needs.