Rabbit gives Eeyore a surprise birthday party.

Winnie the Pooh borrows a balloon from Christoper Robin so he can get to the top of a tall, tall honey tree.

Rabbit, upset that Pooh's singing disturbs his sleep, makes a sign saying, "No singing in the morning."

Piglet and Tigger have filled their wagons with stuff for Christopher Robin to give to those who need it, but is there anything Winnie the Pooh can give?

Winnie the Pooh goes on an Easter egg hunt with a hole in the bottom of his basket.

Pooh and friends realize the importance of friendship.

During a treasure hunt, Winnie the Pooh and friends learn the value of working together.

Tigger discovers the value of friendship and fair play.

Assisting Rabbit in his garden at harvest time, Pooh and the other friends from the Hundred Acre Wood unearth ripe green squash, crunchy red and green apples, plump pumpkins, and other tempting fare for a fall feast.

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