Harry is so impressed by the dinos' bravery and the power attributed to them by his imagination that he proudly informs his peers at the next 'Show and Tell' just how amazing his dinos really are. I'd expected it to be up Dinochild's alley - he's put his dinosaurs in a bucket, delights in chanting their names, spends hours and hours and hours with them. There's nothing for it but to make all the hair disappear again with Gaston's special antidote potion and Harry is reminded that the best thing about hair is that it will always grow back again!

En route, Harry re-discovers some of the toys he used to play with and finding the missing blocks for the new baby also proves to be a bit of a trip down memory lane! Harry finds is very difficult to choose so as a final solution, Harry invites Charley to a sleepover at his house instead - problem solved! Recently, it was announced that the show would have a series of apps for the iOS and Android platform and will include some interactive elements.While Harry is alone reflecting on his behaviour, the dinos help Charley to improve her football skills. But the paper penguin proves to be more elusive than his feathered friends and he flies out of sight just as Harry arrives.

They have images of dinosaurs, the bucket and even Harry himself to spark some imagination in the children’s independent writing. There are a few hiccups along the way, but with Sid as director extraordinaire, Steggy on makeup and Superdino Pterence to the rescue, a masterpiece is created! Before long, all the Dinos are in stitches too and are surprised when they hear a voice telling them to stop laughing. Harry is scared of going to the dentist, but when Trike complains that his horn is sore Harry insists that Trike goes to the Horntist in Dino World.

To find out who is the ultimate winner, the dinos invent a new complicated game, but after the game has taken them on a fun journey all over Dino-World they realise that winning isn't important as long as they are having fun. Harry helps his new friends through numerous puzzles and finds that his logic for Math isn't as absent as he'd first thought.

With their new-found strength, Harry and the gang manage to shift Clown Mountain for Nancy before heading home to help Nana with those boxes. Harry and the dinos colour in this bleak part of dino-world by painting all the flowers, traffic lights, trees etc. Harry is allowed to be the Horntist's Assistant for the visit and quickly becomes fascinated by the world of dinodentistry. Trouble is, next-door's cat isn't a very realistic lion, so the gang head to Dino World to join a real circus!He was extremely upset and nothing his parents or grandmother got him to replace the dinosaurs seamed to make anything better.

He also uses his new-found disguise to have fun in many other ways, but the novelty soon wears off and Harry decides that he doesn't want to be invisible forever.At his school's 'Show and Tell', Harry's dinosaurs are branded as old-fashioned in comparison to one of the other kid's hi-tech Dino-Robot. Harry wishes he could help out more with the decorating and so goes to Dino World to see if he can practice his skills there. When Harry finds he is making many mistakes he decides to quit, at which point the musical notes run away to the jumpin' joint on Piano Hill. It would be fun to ask children in classrooms to imagine what they would do if they had a bucket of dinosaurs, and make up their own stories of their dinosaur friends. Perhaps his thought is: why waste time reading about someone playing with dinosaurs and reading about dinosaurs when one can be playing with dinosaurs and reading about dinosaurs, oneself?