Oppa and Keki will learn how to have patience and control their aggressiveness, since many times violence can hurt who you like the most and also deviate attention from what really matters.

These inseparable friends are ready to have an amazing picnic, but everything could go wrong if they don’t learn how to share.

In a competition, how can you turn an adverse situation into an advantage? Keki learns that winning is cool, but not at any price. The important thing is to have sportsmanship.

Oppa and Keki are building a raft? Will they be able to accomplish this task and follow the instructions manual before they sink?

Keki learns that lying is bad when Oppa is in danger and he won’t believe when she’s speaking the truth.

Doing only what we want is not cool, even less so to make only what others want you to do. Considering people’s feelings and opinions is the first step for an honest friendship.

Eating is important, but eating more than you should can have consequences that Keki learns in practice.

Fear of the dark, ghostly sounds, terrifying shadows? Not at all, Oppa and Keki learn about what is unknown at first sight so that they can uncover their fears.

Forcing a friend to play with you is wrong, even more so when you take what’s not yours. Now, how will Oppa and Keki get along to have fun together?

On this adventure, Oppa and Keki will learn why washing their hands and food before meals is so important.

Oppa and Keki love to form drawings with the stars, but the climate changes and it starts to rain. The duo won’t let it get them down, and together they find a solution to continue the fun.

Oppa and Keki are having fun in the water, but there’s an accident because of the lack of ecological awareness of a new friend. To solve the problem, the gang will have to recycle.

Oppa and Keki lose their ant friend in the middle of the mess in Keki’s room. Now, how will they manage to find the little one inside this chaos?