Max and Maple are tasked with watching their bestie Thelma's plant, and disregard her "boring" instructions and take it on a wild adventure. As they recognize the mess they made of Thelma's plant, she shows up-- Max and Maple have to learn that being a good friend means being an honest one that owns up to their mistakes.

When the UnMesso, Grandpa Tony's latest cleaning contraption, spirals out of control and sucks up Maple’s treasured umbrella, it’s up to the can-do kids to rally together and save the day!

"Sir Max" and "Her Mapleness" are playing capture the castle in the backyard to see which of them is going to be crowned royalty that day. But when Max takes the game too far and gets stuck, he has to depend on his sister to come to his rescue.

Max and Maple are excited to go play in the snow in the backyard, but as they venture further out into "Antarctica" they get lost! They have to work together to find their way back to their warm and cozy home before it gets dark.

Max and Maple treat Grandpa Tony to the best birthday present ever: a trip to the MOON! Even when their make-believe journey is interrupted, the Can-Do kids recognize that their imagination has no limitations. Grandpa Tony can not only get his birthday cake, but can eat it on the moon too.

While on their first camping trip in the backyard, Max and Maple must admit to being afraid of being on their own. Grandpa Tony's comforting words guide them to confidence and adventure... and even some bedtime stories!

Max and Maple recognize that Grandpa Tony has a lot on his plate running the Fix-It Shop. Before asking how they can help fix Chef Ragu's ice cream maker, the kids simply do the work! What could go wrong?

Max and Maple must retrieve Grandpa Tony's teddy bear that they accidentally flung into the scariest spot in their backyard, filled with creepies and maybe even crawlies. Through trial and error and facing their fears, the can-do kids must find a way to get back what they've lost.

It's time for the Sunday Dragon Wagon Fun Run obstacle course, and Max and Maple are determined to beat Grandpa Tony's record. But when a rainstorm becomes the biggest obstacle, the Can-Do kids must adapt and overcome to finish the race that day... because who ever heard of a Monday Dragonwagon Fun Run?

Maple's day is ruined when she isn't tall enough to ride a roller coaster at Winky World. So, with a little help from Max and Grandpa Tony, she designs and builds her very own backyard roller coaster that is fueled by invention, creativity, and imagination!