WonderBalls! Let's Get Rolling!

After seeing Kit give Brushy a haircut, Creon wants one, too. Kit is happy to oblige. even though Creon doesn't really have any hair since he's made out of crayon material. The result leaves a bunch of crayon shavings all over the place. Can Kit, Creon and Brushy come up with a fun project to make from all the crayon shavings? Of course, especially with help from Robo-Ball!

Brushy is hard at work painting the playground equipment with beautiful colors. When he heads off to get more supplies, Tinta, Kit and Hugo show up to have some playground fun, not realizing that the paint is still wet. Then they accidentally spill paint on the merry-go-round. When Brushy returns, he finds that everything is a mess. Or is it?

Tinta and Kit both love apples, but there's only one. Determined to share it with Tinta, Kit tries and tries to splits the apple in half. When Kit finally succeeds, it sends the apple flying into Brushy's can of green paint, spilling it to the ground and making a mess. When the WonderBalls lift the apple up off of the spilled paint, they are astonished to see what it leaves behind.

Tinta is thirsty for milk, but Kit finishes drinking it before she has a chance to have any for herself. Now Tinta is sad, and Kit really wants to find a way to cheer her up. So he calls Glubus to come help him make Tinta something special from the empty milk carton. Here's a hint, what they create is moo-tiful!

Brushy is a great ice skater, but Kit and Puffburt are very clumsy on the slippery ice. Brushy comes up with a clever way to help his friends keep their balance and learn how to ice skate. As Brushy spins his friends round and round, the WonderBalls make amazing circular patterns in the ice.

Kit spots a beautiful cherry blossom tree in full bloom and can't wait to show his friends. He Tinta and Glubus are excited to go see the tree, but Puffburt is mad that his TV show was interrupted. When he accidentally huffs and puffs all the leaves off the tree, Puffburt feels terrible and tries to cheer his friends up with popcorn.

It's a hot day at the beach, and Brushy is trying to build a sand castle with his bucket, but it keeps falling down. Meanwhile, Kit and Squirt-Squirt get into a fun splashing contest and soak the sand all around Brushy and his bucket. Brushy notices that the sand now molds much more easily. Could water be the secret ingredient for building sand castles?

Sparkle's feeling lonely until he spots Glubus playing with some paper and joins in. But the fun ends when Sparkle's glitter makes Glubus sneeze, and then causes Puffburt to have a sneezing fit, too. Fortunately, Puffburt reveals a dazzling discovery that turns a sticky situation into a twinkly, sprinkly surprise!

Kit and Robo-ball's clay creation crashes Spencil's drawing. Happily, the accident leads the three artists to collaborate, and they quickly learn there's more than one way to play with clay.

Kit and Hugo try to play with balloons but Puffburt keeps popping them. As soon as Kit and Hugo decide to inject a little color into the game, the Wonderballs discover a creative new painting technique that's bursting with possibilities.

The Wonderballs are celebrating Puffburt's birthday when Filmburt arrives to capture the event with his camera. Suddenly, Sparkle bounces into the frame and creates a problem that Kit solves when he develops a way to put a new spin on things!

Spencilina is sad and frustrated that she can't draw like Spencil or color like Creon. Luckily, Kit comes to the rescue with a simple device that gets Spencilina's artwork into perfect shape!

A strange shape draws the attention of Creon and Spencil. As they trace it, they're shocked to discover it's a shadow. This inspires the Wonderballs to experiment and they quickly learn that interesting things come out of the shadows.

Spencil and Creon love drawing together, but when Kit distracts Spencil with his juggling tricks, Creon is left alone. He decides to draw by himself, and colors in all of the paper. When Spencil returns, he's upset that Creon did not leave him any place to draw. But Kit realizes that the back side of the paper is still blank. And this leads to an amazing discovery!

At first, the Wonderballs' attempts at making a flying paper bird aren't a soaring success. Eventually, Puffburt's paper bag inspires flights of imagination that lead their art to new heights.

Brushy is repainting the playground. But he has no green paint-- only red, yellow, and blue. Then the Hugo Brothers mix things up and Brushy learns that when colors combine things can change in a big beautiful way.

A sudden rain shower washes out Brushy and Hugo's paintings. But the cloudburst gets Abzorba moving through the paint pools and the Wonderballs find a unique new way to make an artistic impression.

When the berries he's picked for Puffburt, Glubus, and Brushy get flattened in transit, Kit is crushed, too. Then his friends notice the fruity juices make some delicious patterns and they learn a tasteful new art technique.

Brushy, Glubus, and Kit play bottlecap hockey on cleanup day until Puffburt's slapshot scatters all the recyclables and makes a mess. But with some creative thinking the Wonderballs construct a cleaning machine that makes recycling a work of art.

While on a camping trip, Kit and Puffburt discover that Hugo can make marshmallows glow. The Wonderballs decide to create some stellar works of art by arranging the marshmallows on sticks to mimic star constellations up in the night sky.

Kit engineers a make-believe train track from tape, but a sticky situation arises when Abzorba covers the tracks in paint and derails his creation. Then Brushy peels back the tape and the Wonderballs go full steam ahead with a whole new way to create!

Kit makes fun rides from paper that has his friends bouncing with joy-- until things take a turn for the worse. But with some quick thinking the Wonderballs soon create an entire paper playground filled with fantastic rides and slides.

It's autumn, and Kit, Glubus, and Puffburt are out enjoying all the colorful leaves in the park. Suddenly Puffburt's gust buries Glubus in fall foliage, and the leaves get stuck to his adhesive head. This inspires the friends to decorate themselves with the colors of the season.

When Creon tries to show Kit his gold star drawing, he finds it's been blacked out by Murky's trail of graphite. It takes detective work and a visit from Brushy to uncover a new way of drawing that finally restores the luster of Creon's shining creation.