Goofy goes fishing with his pet grasshopper, Wilbur, who acts as bait by jumping across the water to attract the fish.

Other appearances: Wilbur

Goofy tries to fly on a small glider, while the Narrator explains different ways he can take off, but always runs into different setbacks when doing so.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice; debut)

Goofy is the baggage attendant at a train station. When he has to check a magician's trunk, he gets into trouble when a rabbit comes out of a hat and the animal doesn't want to go back inside. Later, Goofy has another problem when the trunk begins to float, or different props come out from inside, including a cape that makes different types of animals appear.

Other appearances: Rabbit, Bull; cameo of Pluto

The Narrator uses Goofy as an example to explain how to ski, showing different styles.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

Notes: The short introduces Goofy's famous "Goofy Holler" ("Yaaaaaa-Hoo-Hoo-Hoo-Hooey!").

The Narrator explains how self-defense has evolved through the ages, using Goofy in different roles from various eras as an example. Until finally, he explains through Goofy how to box.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

The Narrator explains what the game of baseball is like using Goofy as an example of the different positions on the team and the different plays they can make.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

Notes: First short film in the "How to..." series.

The Narrator tells the story of the Olympic Games, and uses Goofy to explain the different sports competitions that take place at the event.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

Goofy is shown explaining how to swim while the Narrator explains the steps that need to be done.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

After the Narrator explains how the instinct to fish is triggered, he uses Goofy as an example of a fisherman to show how to fish.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

The Narrator explains how the citizens (played by Goofy) improvise different vehicles due to the car shortage. In the end, the pogo stick being their solution to use.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice); cameo of Pluto

Through characters in different periods of history (played by Goofy), the Narrator explains how types of sailors have evolved over time.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

Goofy serves as an example of how to play golf, while the Narrator explains the steps to follow. A stick figure golfer also acts as a guide.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice), Stick figure golfer, Bull

The Narrator explains how to play American football, with Goofy in the role of the players, referee, coach, and spectators.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

Notes: Nominated for Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film,^[7] being the only one in the Goofy series to receive said nomination.

Mounted on his elephant, Goofy goes to hunt tigers in the jungle while the Narrator explains his actions.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice), Dolores the Elephant (debut), Raja the Tiger

Goofy recounts his experiences in Africa from his diary, recounting his journey through the savannah, where he ends up in trouble with a rhinoceros.

Other appearances: Black rhinoceros, Titbird

The Narrator comments on the plays of an ice hockey game, in which Goofy plays the players, referee and spectators.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

In the Middle Ages, the Narrator comments on the actions of a medieval tournament, with the characters present being played by Goofy. The central character is Cedric, a squire who poses as his master, Sir Loinsteak, after the latter was knocked unconscious.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

The Narrator comments on the plays of a basketball game, in which Goofy plays the players, referee, coach, and spectators. One of the characters being Merrithew, a short player that the others don't take seriously.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice)

To hunt ducks, Goofy uses a toy duck to attract them, but when the toy crosses paths with a real duck, Goofy doesn't know which duck is fake and which is real. After discovering the real duck, he chases after it to hunt it, but his clumsiness constantly makes it difficult for him to hunt it and other ducks.

Other appearances: Ducks

The Narrator explains what the horse racing hobby is like, with Goofy playing the fans and the jockeys.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice), Snapshot III, Old Moe

At a circus, Dolores the Elephant wakes up her keeper, Goofy, to feed her. After that, Goofy prepares to give Dolores a bath, but she refuses, and hides from Goofy to avoid taking a bath.

Other appearances: Dolores the Elephant

Goofy is the announcer in a tennis match, where the players (Big Ben and Little Joe), the court gardener and the spectators are also played by him.

The Narrator encourages Goofy to buy some gym equipment to work out at home and build muscle, which includes a disc on which a coach explains the steps to follow.

Other appearances: Coach (voice), Narrator (voice)

The Narrator uses Mr. Walker (played by Goofy) as an example to show how people can go crazy behind the wheel of their cars.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice; referred to as "Mr. Geef")

Goofy takes up photography as a hobby, with the Narrator giving directions. Goofy tries to photograph a bear, which ends up getting angry and chasing Goofy, who still tries to get the photo.

Other appearances: Narrator (voice), Humphrey the Bear (debut)