Old MacDonald's Sing-A-Long Farm - Season 1

Everyone prepares for the Sunshine Valley Alfalfa Festival, practicing what they do best. Alfred becomes increasingly unhappy because he feels he has no special skills. The others help him find his talent - making others laugh.

When Lucinda discovers she has a real talent for singing, she gets carried away, excluding the others. She thinks she can do it all on her own, but finally realizes that while she may be the best, everyone deserves a turn.

The animals are planning a trip to Grandma MacDonald's, but Celeste can't get ready because her feed bag has mysteriously disappeared. Poppycock learns not to take without asking, no matter how great the perceived need.

Lucinda is distressed to learn that an egg contains a new baby sister or brother for her and fears there won't be enough love to go around. But when she rescues a baby frog, she realizes that being a big sister can be fun.

When Old MacDonald finds an old trunk of circus costumes and posters, the Barnyard Buddies decide to stage their own circus. In the preparations, everyone takes advantage of Celeste's good nature until she blows up. Old MacDonald helps her speak up for herself.

While the others do their spring cleaning, Alfred, ever the pack-rat (or pack-hog), carts away all their discards, piling them in his own space until he can't find anything. The others help him get organized in time to enjoy spring festivities.

In the process of getting ready for a picnic, Celeste gets a sliver in her hoof. She receives a lot of attention and sympathy for her ailment. Mysteriously, the others appear with injuries of their own... until there is no one left to help with the picnic preparations.

On shopping day, everyone tries to pressure Celeste into choosing a food that will benefit their own choice. Celeste makes up her own mind, selecting something that works for her... and everyone else.

Poppycock has never played Barnyard Ball, and it's making him very uncomfortable. He's worried that he wont get it right, so he "accidentally" falls off the fence.