Aleva finds out that her playground rules make no sense and should be questions but some other rules like homework should be listened to.

Aleva gets a reading assignment and chooses not to do it. When it's time to read what they've learnt she can't do. She's embarrassed but she also realises that the rest of the class can read much better than her so she needs to catchup.

Aleva wins a game of snap by cheating and feels guilty about it. When dada gives her another chance, she wins fairly and instead of feeling guilty, feels proud and happy.

Aleva and Rose play a game with Dad called Interest where they learn that if you wait instead of consuming everything straight away, you end up with a lot more.

Aleva goes to the beach and doesn't share her toys. Then she sees others playing together and having fun and realised that it's more fun with friends but they won't play with her because she didn't share with them. Then they ask to borrow the toys again and she says yes and ends up making friends and having fun. She learns that sharing can make you happy.

The little light has big aspirations and Aleva teaches the little light that working together, a little light can light up big things

Rita loves soccer and wants to play when she's big. She goes to granny for magic to make her good but learns that practice is what she needs and practice is how you become good at something.

Rita thinks that magic will make her good at soccer but she learns that you make your own magic by practising.

Aleva steals a chocolate and lies about it. She learns that when you don't tell the truth, people stop believing you and that can have consequences.

Aleva comes to a village where everyone is held back by fear. She is brave and discovers the village that is full of brave people and because they are brave, they express themselves and are happy.