Scoot et les Bottes-trotteurs

During his snack break, Scoot wonders how old his great-grandmother's teapot might be. It reminds him of something he saw on his last walk: a wooden age calculator. How can wood calculate an age? The friends investigate in the forest with the help of three clues.

While picking fruit in his garden, Scoot remembers seeing a giant fruit that can weigh even more than a horse! What kind of fruit could be that big? The friends investigate in the field with the help of three clues.

While enjoying a delicious pear, Scoot remembers seeing a carpet on the floor that crackled! But why? Scoot looks at his notes and searches for three clues to solve the mystery!

At the edge of the pond, Scoot sees what looks like a strange standing shield. What kind of shield could it be and what is it doing at the pond? The friends investigate using three clues to solve the thorny mystery.

On his walk, Scoot finds a stick that walks by itself. How can a stick walk by itself? With the help of three clues, the friends struggle to solve the mystery and realize that some species have a very special way of hiding.

During a walk, Scoot notices an animal that seems to be busy building a wooden hut. Who is this valiant builder? The friends are determined to answer this question.

While out with his friend, Scoot notices something very strange: his friend has shrunk! But how can a friend shrink? With three clues to help them, the friends are determined to solve the case!

Scoot chooses a storybook in the sky. How can a storybook be in the sky? The friends are determined to answer this question and go on a nighttime adventure to the land of imagination.

After noticing that his fingers have turned purple, Scoot sends the Trotting Boots to find out why. They'll have to use more than their eyes to solve this mystery and discover the joys of fruit picking with friends and family.

On his morning walk, Scoot almost hit something hanging in the air that catches food. What could be hanging over Scoot's head that catches food? With three clues, the friends will have to solve this mystery.

As he waters his garden, Scoot tells us that he always waters his bird feeder to help it grow. How can a bird feeder grow? Friends will have to solve this mystery with the help of three clues.

On his morning walk, Scoot discovers a mysterious spotted jelly. What could it be? The friends will have to search the area and the water to find the answer to this mystery.

Scoot spends his morning with a furry friend he calls 'the silent digger'. Who exactly is he? The friends will have to dig into this mystery together to find the answer.

Scoot notices that someone who looks like him is following him on his walk. How is this possible? After gathering clues, the friends discover that they all have some sort of twin following them wherever they go!