Volunteers of Woodland Valley
Episode 20

- Kids
Episode overview
Bear plans to head out into Woodland Valley to do some volunteer work, but is sidelined when he trips and falls on a skateboard left out by Pip and Pop. His "extreme skateboarding" has left him with a sprained toe, as diagnosed by Doc Hogg. Pip and Pop, as well as Tutter, Treelo and Ojo want to help out Bear, so Doc Hogg suggests they do some volunteering in his place. At first they're not sure they can do anything to help, but agree after being encouraged by Doc Hogg and Bear. Doc Hogg drops off Tutter, Pip and Pop at the library and Ojo and Treelo off at the fire station. At the library, Tutter, Pip and Pop find that a lot of Bear's volunteering there involves heavy lifting, but decide that they can help out with storytime. As they read Little Bunnies on the Glen to a group of actual little bunnies, Ojo and Treelo try to help out at the fire station. They can't change the tires on the fire truck, Bessie, like Bear was going to, but they can help to clean it up. Songs Come on In Clean Up the Truck Notes This episode also appears in online listing as "Volunteers of the Woodland."
25 minutes
Season 4 episodes
1. Welcome To Woodland Valley (1)2002-09-09
2. Welcome To Woodland Valley (2)2002-09-09
3. Step By Step2002-09-16
4. First Day At Mouse School2002-09-17
5. Rockin' Rocko2002-09-20
6. When Harry Met Hallie2002-11-04
7. Show and Tell2002-09-18
8. Tutter Gathers Some Moss2002-09-19
9. History, Herstory, Bearstory2002-09-23
10. At the Old Bear Game2002-09-30
11. The Amazing Skippy2002-10-07
12. Let's Hit the Road2002-09-20
13. Great Ball of Firefighters2006-04-23
14. Appreciation Day2003-10-27
15. Show Your Stuff2003-11-03
16. Grandma Flutter's 100th Birthday2006-04-24
17. The View from You2006-04-21
18. To Clean or Not to Clean
19. The Great Bandini2003-02-07
20. Volunteers of Woodland Valley
21. Blue Home Of The Brave
22. A Trip to the General Store
23. Tutter's First Big Sleepover Bash
24. A Strange Bird
25. Let It Go
26. This Is Your Life, Bear2006-04-28