Kari is convinced that the 'no ball games' sign doesn't apply to her, but she learns her lesson when she accidentally hurts a flower. Barry teaches her that rules should be obeyed and are always there for a reason, so she goes to play with her ball in a different area, putting up her own signs to ensure there are no elephants, seagulls or giant fish - and no flowers. A group of young Treasure Champs show obedience by following instructions around a campfire in the woods, while another helps her dog to be more obedient by training it.

Kari struggles to understand why Barry is so sad after he let in lots of goals when being a goalkeeper in a football match. Barry gives her a magic remote control (he knew it would come in handy one day) to allow her to replay the action. She sees how upset Barry was, so helps him train to be better in the future, and afterwards he feels great! Two Treasure Champs visit a museum to travel back in time and get a taste of what life was like in the Victorian age, and another who shows empathy to her friend at Brownies. Plus storyteller Gemma tells the Biblical story of the Good Samaritan.