Archie's kilt is a bit draughty.

PC Plum offers to get a photograph of an eagle for Miss Hoolie to show the kids in the nursery.

PC Plum goes on holiday.

Balamory has been asked to make up a team for the television game show Do The Job. PC Plum thinks it will be easy to organize.

Katie and Roddy are getting married and PC Plum is the best man. Archie is driving them to Abbey Island and Edie is recording the wedding but Archie's car soon breaks down outside the police station.

Spencer teaches Edie how to carve a wooden puppet like Pinocchio.

Archie tries to build a time machine to help teach the children about olden days.

PC Plum is taking the nursery on a nature walk, so he needs to find a new way to communicate to keep everyone quiet.

Archie makes an indoor canal so the children can sail boats on it.

It's a lovely snowy day in Balamory and Miss Hoolie is planning to visit the Mcleod family, but Josie comes in to the cafe to tell Miss Hoolie that Christopher has a cold. The two think up something to make to cheer him up.

• In this episode, Miss Hoolie sings the Coloured House song. This is also the only time she does it.
• This is the only play day episode that takes place on a snowy day.

Miss Hoolie is playing a game of hunt the thimble with the children, which leads to Josie organizing an unusual treasure hunt with PC Plum and a lobster fisherman.

Archie and Spencer are taking the nursery children to see a painting gallery in the Balamory Art museum.

PC Plum is very keen to give a lecture on the history of the bicycle, but who can make his lecture an exciting event for all?

Edie helps the children celebrate the harvest.

It is a play day in Balamory and a trip is organised to the mainland to see a big truck parade.

Miss Hoolie's cat proves less than cooperative when Spencer tries to paint him for the children.

Suzie needs help learning to play the cymbals in the orchestra.

Archie wonders who will be able to put his fabulous new measuring invention to good use.

Edie is taking all the children on a tour around the island but how can she keep everyone interested as she drives? It's not as easy as it looks!

It's a play day and having a picnic at the top of Balamory hill sounds like fun, but getting there could be a bit of a problem. How will they do it?

• Main Character: Edie McCredie
• Coloured House: White
• Song: 'Jump Up A Little Higher' (Josie Jump's song)

Suzie gets in a muddle as she tries to help Edie teach the children about birds-of-paradise.

Josie does some gardening, but can't find any vegetables.

Miss Hoolie has got too many tin foil trays in her cupboard. When Archie is unable to find a use for them all, who will come to the rescue?

A new product range is introduced in Pocket 'n' Sweet, but will it prove a success?

There is a carnival in the big city on the mainland, but what will Miss Hoolie wear?

The snow makes everything slippery; Spencer visits Archie to make a sledge.

Archie takes a memorable trip to the optician.

Miss Hoolie gets help from her friend, Philippe, teaching the children French. Spencer borrows some bunting for the Nursery, but when he goes to the shop, he realises that Philippe's shopping list is all in French. Who can help him translate?

Plum has a day of worrying about everything, so who can make him a little less glum?

It is a play day and Miss Hoolie has friends staying with her, so she organises a special picnic for them to feel at home.

Edie has a cold and has to stay at home, but an annoying noise outside stops her from getting any peace.

Edie has a brilliant day out at the mosque with Spencer and the children.

Josie wants to teach the children a butterfly dance, and Edie suggests they try to catch a butterfly with nets.

Granny McLeod comes to visit the children in the nursery, and keeps them laughing.

Archie asks Spencer to make some leaflets for the Balamory Highland Games.

Archie invents a special 'colour surprise' machine to the delight of the children in the nursery.

The shop has a lot of visitors, all with questions about the island, so Suzie and Penny must come up with a way of providing all the answers.

Josie Jump asks PC Plum to investigate when things go bump in the night during a windy spell.

Josie says she has photos of her journey and comes up with an idea for a game of Snap. So Josie goes to see Edie.

Spencer is trying to ride around Balamory in roller skates, so Miss Hoolie helps him. He goes to Miss Hoolie's house to pick up her roller skates.

Spencer wants to paint a picture of the Loch Bala Monster but how will he find it?

It's a snowy day in Balamory so PC Plum banishes the winter blues by relieving his summer holiday.

Penny Pocket shows how to organise a house move, but will everything work out?

• Final appearance of Penny Pocket's version of the "Coloured Houses song".

Edie has come back from her holiday in Paris, France, and is about to show her videos to the children, but she soon accidentally deletes the sound. What can she do?

Josie uses a talking device to help people hear her on Wheelie Day but gets a bit muddled.

• Final appearance of "Sort It" (Penny Pocket's song).

Josie is going to play a quiet game of playing cards with the children, but when she goes to borrow a pack of cards from Edie, some of the cards are missing.

Penny reorganises the shop, but ends up causing problems with all the mix-ups she's doing.

Suzie has a new mobile phone, which leads to some problems. The phone becomes more important than the people around her!

It's raining so PC Plum has to cancel a nature walk. Instead he comes up with another way of helping the children enjoy the magic of nature.

Archie is looking after Sharon and Christopher but he has some shopping to do.

Edie wants to take the children on a trip to the moon.

• Final appearance of Edie McCredie's version of the "Coloured Houses song".

It's a very hot day, so Archie invents a machine to keep everybody cool, but Edie has other plans.

PC Plum gets the wrong end of the stick.

• Final appearance of "Cheer You Up" (Josie Jump's song).

Josie Jump decides to teach Ballroom Dancing in her dance class, but it causes problems.

There is a sand sculpture festival at the beach and Spencer is organising it.

• Final appearances of Spencer's version of the "Coloured Houses song" and "Suzie's Cooking" (Suzie Sweet's song).

PC Plum informs Miss Hoolie that Christopher's uncle cannot come to his birthday party because he is away at sea on an oil rig. PC Plum must find a way to help Christopher out.

Josie is organising a musical, but which famous resident of Balamory will feature in it?

• Final appearance of "If You Need a Little Rhythm" (Spencer's song).

When Edie and Spencer arrive home from Spain, everyone wants to see Edie's latest home movie. So many people are keen to see it and that is where the problems start.

• Final appearance of "Great Inventions, Groovy Solutions" (Archie's song).

Miss Hoolie and Archie visit Fingal's cave, but is Archie fully prepared for the trip?

• Penultimate appearance of "Strike Up the Band" (Play day song).
• Final appearances of Archie's version of the "Coloured Houses song" and "Let Me Take You on a Journey" (Edie McCredie's song).

PC Plum is in charge of running the Balamory Yacht Race.

• Final appearances of "Strike Up the Band" (Play day song) and "Climbing Up My Musical Ladder" (Spencer's song).

Someone or something is stealing all of the bird nuts from the bird table for all the birds residing at the nursery.

• Final appearances of Josie Jump's version of the "Coloured Houses song" and "Follow the Clue" (PC Plum's song).

It's the Hello Day at Balamory Nursery,Susie is annoyed because Penny has a new stereo when she ignores customers who want to buy something.

• Final appearances of Susie Sweet’s version of the "Coloured Houses song" and "When I Honk My Horn" (Edie McCredie’s song).

PC Plum has a policeman visiting from Canada but wonders how he can take the Mountie on patrol.

• Final appearances of "Everybody, Everyone", PC Plum's version of the "Coloured Houses song" and "I'm Archie, the Inventor" (Archie's song).