Visiting a nearby dance studio, Mister Rogers watches a class of young students learning to use ribbons as part of their dance routine. Henrietta is still ringing her new bell and X the Owl.
Mister Rogers visits Negri's Music Shop where musicians are playing different homemade instruments.
H.J. Elephant receives help from Mayor Maggie; Mr. McFeely stops by with a film about ball caps.
Mister Rogers demonstrates how to draw different types of stars; how people can be stars.
Vincent Gardenia narrates "Louis the Fish," about a man who turns into a fish.
The author of Rechenka's Egg shows us how she got the idea for the story.
Phyllis Diller reads about a grump's dream in "Ludlow Laughs"; a comedy club.
A child is born.
Martin Short narrates John Stadler's "Animal Cafe"; New York at night.
Josh Saviano narrates "Little Nino's Pizzeria"; LeVar makes pizza.
Roy Clark narrates "Barn Dance!"; LeVar attends a Tennessee hoedown.
Mollie Mandlin narrates Melvin Berger's "Germs Make Me Sick!".
"Snowy Day: Stories and Poems" by Caroline Feller Bauer.
A New York technology institute draws a traditional Chinese dragon boat.
Lou Rawls narrates "Ty's One-Man Band"; different types of music; Ben Vereen dances.
Julia Child reads "Florence and Eric Take the Cake"; making a wax figure.
"Alistair's Time Machine" by Marilyn Sader; LeVar meets a wacky woman inventor.
An American Indian boy's "vision quest" in "The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush.".
Aliki's "Mummies Made in Egypt"; the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Vincent Gardenia narrates "Louis the Fish," about a man who turns into a fish.