In Walking With Bluey, the gang go on a fossil trail surrounding dinosaurs and cavemen, and later take a strange gym class that lets them pretend to be some! In Video Games, during a stay at Uncle Stripe's house, the gang wonder if other members of the neighbourhood love video games as much as Luke and Mitchell do, so Uncle Stripe uses video chat to call various neighbours to find out more. In Bluey's Magic Carpet, Izzy and her mum visit the local furniture store and she, Bluey and Bingo play various games among the different aisles, even tricking Dad into thinking there are ghosts haunting the carpet section.
In Soothing Naturals, the gang visit the Australian rainforest to find a secret swimming hole she found the other day. Robots, Milk & Cookies sees the gang asking their neighbours what robots like, but ponder most about if robots eat milk and cookies. Drama sees lots of drama happen in the neighbourhood on a rainy day, while Our Views On Men sees the gang at the water park talking about the habits of men. In The Night Guardian, the gang try to find a mythical creature that lives in the world's jungles and rainforests at night, while the gang try to walk towards the tide during a beach trip in Sand, Water & Steps. The Furious Five recreate China for the gang in Bluey Goes To China, there's a camping trip turned into an adventure in Survival, and Folk Tales sees the gang create a story of Joey the Play School kangaroo after a class trip to the Australian National Maritime Museum.
The The 'Hood tie-in novel Romantic Evening sees Luke and Izzy spend a romantic night in together without getting disturbed by their babysitter Gohan, the gang wonder why Luke and Izzy are in love, a poem about a lazy morning in the neighbourhood and the gang trying to snuggle together to watch butterflies in the backyard, as well as stories about discussing the habits of men at a waterpark and trying to get someone to swing you.
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