Rabbit storms back home to see wind blowing into his house and the calendar pages being blown outside.

Rabbit finds the snow pile and, thinking that Piglet is frozen solid, rushes him back home, where Pooh and Tigger are waiting.

When Thanksgiving finally arrives, Winnie the Pooh and his friends bring food for the big dinner: honey, acorns, lemonade, biscuits, thistles and ice cream.

When Tigger and Eeyore head back to gather more cranberries, they end falling in the turkey trap Pooh and Piglet had set up.

Thinking they have captured a real turkey, Pooh and Piglet bring the sack containing Tigger and Eeyore back to Rabbit.

Owl loses control of the pile of plates he washed and thanksgiving decorations are destroyed.

While sadly and contemplatively eating his honey, Pooh realizes that if they all shared the food they originally brought, everyone can have a great Thanksgiving.

Inspired and reinvigorated by this insight, Pooh rallies everyone and they surprise Rabbit with the Thanksgiving dinner they have set up.

In a flashback, Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Rabbit are trying to save a carrot from the winter storm, but are forced to abandon it upon seeing Kessie blowing away in the wind.

Later that summer, Rabbit reluctantly lets Kessie play with Tigger, but they end up on a fallen tree dangling over a cliff.

Owl intends to teaches Kessie to fly, but an overprotective Rabbit refuses to let her, thinking that it is dangerous, and with that, they go home.

Deciding to help, Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet have an idea on how to get Kessie south for the winter, a giant slingshot.

Tigger protests, so Rabbit forcefully does it for him, but (realizing too late that he is still inside the slingshot) is launched forwards and falls off the same cliff Kessie had fallen off of that summer.

The next morning, Owl, Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger say goodbye to Kessie as she prepares to fly south.

All tracks are written by The Sherman BrothersSeasons of Giving was originally released on VHS on November 9, 1999.