Binky is the toughest kid in school and everyone is afraid of him.

After a huge fire in the teacher's lounge during the middle of the day Elwood Elementary School gets closed down.

Everyone in Arthur's chorus group is excited about their upcoming performance in Crown City. But when Ms. Krasny gets sick, she is replaced by Arthur's strict piano teacher Dr. Fugue.

An invitation to Muffy's exclusive slumber party terrifies Jenna, an occasional bed-wetter.

#1001"Happy Anniversary"Mr. Ratburn shows a film about perspective and then assigns the class an essay about it. Arthur and Buster are disappointed to have homework on the weekend of the big Bionic Bunny / Dark Bunny special (in which everything will be revealed), but vow to complete it before the start of the special. Arthur, however, struggles with the assignment. Mr. and Mrs. Read are celebrating their tenth anniversary at a fancy restaurant. They're dropping Arthur off for Buster's sleepover and D.W. at Grandma Thora's. But car troubles leave everyone stranded. Things seemingly go from bad to worse when Arthur and D.W. get locked in a storage room in an old diner. They're disappointed, and a bit scared, but find inspiration in an old radio drama called "Kid Carter and his Sidekick Mistral.

Binky Barnes has a favourite pastime when Bug Week comes along: Butterflies. He worked very hard to collect these bugs for his report especially a hard blue-coloured kind.

The gang is devastated after their tree house collapses.

Arthur is excited to have a new pen pal named Adil and fantasizes about what life would be like in Turkey.

Arthur builds an ant farm for Mr. Rathburn's science class, but all the ants spill out and he must find a way to attract them back in.

When Fern composes a truly terrifying tale, the rest of her classmates begin to fear her. Determined to win them back, she tries her hand at a being a fun author rather than a scary one.

Muffy happily accepts Sue Ellen's invitation to spend the weekend in Crown City, a nearby metropolis.

Mr. Ratburn stays at the Read's house because the roof collapsed from the snow. Surprisingly, Arthur begins to like Mr. Ratburn.

Francine has always gotten the worst roles in school plays, so everyone in the Ratburn class asks Mr. Ratburn to give her a good part in the next one. The play is about Thomas Edison, and Francine is given the role of Edison himself. She takes her role very seriously, to the point where she starts to trying to run everything her way and insults her friends. After the hurt and the anger, they set out to show her that she can't just forget their needs

Muffy starts a book club. Things don't go over so well when she starts picking out all the books for the club members to read.

As Emily's new babysitter, Binky introduces his charge to the world of pro-wrestling, and teaches her some fierce moves. But when Emily starts ruffling the feathers of other pre-schoolers on the playground, Binky worries that he has not been the best role model.

Binky discovers that he's allergic to peanuts.

When Bitzi and Harry break up, Buster is sad to lose his favorite baseball buddy.

Mr. Ratburn' s class is chosen to stage a musical tribute to Elwood City for its centennial celebration.

One of D.W.'s socks goes missing, so Pal and Kate try to find it.

While struggling to write a poem for his mom, Binky falls asleep and gets trapped in Verseberg, where it's a crime not to rhyme.

The Read Family is having a big reunion, with aardvark relatives from all over coming. Arthur normally enjoys the festivities, such as sack-racing and swapping stories, but finds himself hiding because he's worried that his cousin Mo has a big practical joke planned for him. He remembers her being awful to him in the past and is sure that she has something big planned. However, his worries might just be unfounded.

When Lakewood Elementary's beloved lunch lady Mrs. MacGrady is diagnosed with cancer, Arthur and his friends all react differently to the news.

When Binky and D.W. are paired up for a school project, they discover a mutual love for dancing, and decide to perform for the class.

When Binky is deprived of a simple thank you, he resolves to quit doing good things for other people.

When Francine's bowling tournament and her cousin's bar mitzvah take place at the same time, her friends help her attend both events at once.

Buster is convinced that he's seen real UFOs, and he uses Muffy's fancy new telescope to get the proof.

Sue Ellen is the champion of the popular Internet game Virtual Goose. She becomes so obsessed, however, that she starts imagining her friends as geese to be conquered.

Arthur and Buster show D.W. that you don't need cameras, lights, etc. to make a music video.

Mr. Ratburn assigns a project that involves family ancestors. Muffy and Francine turn this project into a competition to see who has the best ancestors.

Arthur is excited about his birthday. After shopping for party supplies, he makes invitations and passes them out at school. He then finds out that Muffy is having her party on the same day, at the same time. This starts a huge battle between the boys and the girls in the Ratburn class. Fortunately, Francine and Arthur devise a great solution to the problem.

When Buster signs up to sell candy for the band, he figures it's easy money. Buster soon wishes that somebody loved chocolate more than he does, because he eats it all himself.

When Arthur catches Buster sucking his thumb, Buster worries that Arthur will tell the entire school.

George's bad day gets worse when he comes over to Mrs. McGrady's house to sing for Koko Taylor and his friends insult his quiet voice.

D.W. finds that her missing snowball has re-appeared in the freezer and tries to prevent it from being stolen again.

D.W. is sick and tired of being bossed around all the time and demands to know why she couldn't have been born before Arthur.

Every kid at school's parents has cool jobs except for Francine's dad. He's a garbage man and Francine is embarrassed by it so to make him look cool she tells the kids at school that he's a CIA agent.

Arthur and D.W. spend a week at their grandfather's farm, which isn't quite as Arthur remembers it.

Arthur had a job to collect coins for Mrs. McGrady to raise money for a new dog for the Elwood City firemen, and when he left the bag of quarters where Mrs. McGrady was working, she said she never received them. While this was happening, Buster opened his detective agency, he has no idea his first job will involve Arthur. Now, it is up to Buster to solve this mystery, was Arthur the real thief?....

Carl agrees to play the accordion for George's puppet show reenactment of Goldilocks and the Three Bears for the local preschool class.

George is excited about spending time with his new friend Carl, who seems to know all kind of cool facts about trains and about... well lots of things! Then George learns that Carl has Asperger's Syndrome - a form of autism that makes Carl see the world differently than most people.

Mr. Crosswire brings Muffy to an opera.

Someone has been writing "Binky Rules" all over Lakewood Elementary and Mr. Morris thinks it is Binky. Binky says he didn't do it, so Fern and Buster are trying to find out.

After Francine makes fun of Fern for liking Mr. Ratburn's puppet shows, Fern gets revenge by drawing an unflattering comic strip making fun of Francine, and pretty soon, everyone else tries it too.

After a box of D.W.'s favorite cereal goes missing, Arthur is accused of taking it.

The Tough Customers have to change their ways. Molly might not be able to do so.

Grandpa Dave moves closer to the family. The problem is he can't remember much about anything anymore due to his Alzheimer's Disease, so Arthur and D.W. assemble a memory album for Dave.

Prunella receives help from her friends to clean out her closet. She has kept everything since she was a baby, making her closet very full.

George sees Binky hold his mother's hand. Binky doesn't want anyone else to know.

Annoyed by gender stereotypes in the media, Francine, Muffy and Molly make their own little animated movie with girls as the main characters.

Brain gets hooked on the latest tween reality show, Junior Island. He knows he has a problem when he starts to ignore his friends and his schoolwork. But what can he do to break the addiction?

James invited D.W. and Arthur to swim at his house. Arthur is shocked to learn that Molly is James's older sister.

Arthur's good grade streak slips when his mother takes a client and he fears she won't be around enough.

When Muffy wants to take photos from the jungle gym with her new camera, she gets into into an argument with the Tough Customers, the school bullies.

Buster takes advantage of generous George, asking him for so many things. But George is shy and is afraid to tell Buster no.

At a glass shop, D.W. overhears a word she doesn't know. D.W. is afraid to ask anyone what the word means, because she thinks that it causes people to break stuff. Arthur and the Tibbles warn her not to say it in front of grownups, or they will become zombie slaves (or at least the Tibbles say...). D.W. and Nadine put it to the test by having the neighborhood kid Vecita say it to her parents. D.W. accidentally says it to her mother while spying, and after apologizing to the neighbors, Mother tells her what the cuss word means. But the next day at school, all DW's friends are saying it. Here we go again...

Emily got kissed by a boy in France. Now D.W tries to find someone to kiss her.

Arthur and his friends are trying to get the best desk.

When Francine insults the Brain, he wakes up to find out he has a bug's body,

Both Arthur and Buster start their own snow-removal businesses, eager to rake in the big bucks.

Arthur and D.W. try to help out around the house when their parents catch a cold.

Since Binky's repeating third grade, he's dreading Mr. Ratburn's annual class sleepover at the Science Museum. After all, he remembers how boring it was last year.

During a field trip to Amish country, Buster becomes enamoured with the simple lifestyle and vows to forgo all modern conveniences back home.

Brain doesn't believe in superstitions. When Brain's defiance leads to a string of bad luck, he's stunned.

Arthur has a crush on his new babysitter Sally, whose favourite hobbies are eating ice cream and playing videogames.

When the Athlete of the Year Award doesn't go to Francine, she makes no effort to hide her hurt feelings from winner Jenna.

George has dyslexia and and wants Binky to teach him to be more hard-headed, so none will bully him.

An army of lice has been unleashed on the heads of Lakewood Elementary. Now, the whole school must get rid of them before they all go insane.

Cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Saxophonist Joshua Redman were invited by Grandma Thora and D.W. They battle over what kind of music is better than the rest-Classical or Jazz.

A blizzard strikes Elwood City and all the kids have to return home. But before they do, they have to hand in their reports. Francine does not finish so she has to write a longer report over the snowstorm days while the adults are scrambling all over the city, losing electricity and supplies.

After everyone has told scary stories, everything scares Sue Ellen.

Sue Ellen gets partnered with Brain in another project by Mr. Ratburn. Soon he starts to be a report hog and gets on Sue Ellen's nerves.

The Tibble Twins can do everything better than D.W. So she tells them that she is able to read before them. They challenge her and she picks up a book and makes up a story, but when the Tibble's bring the book home for their Grandma to read to them her trick is revealed.

Buster feels left out having missed all the adventures since he was away. He feels that everyone has changed and they feel the same about him, so Arthur plans a party so they can rekindle their friendship with Buster.

When Muffy annoys Francine and Brain, they decide to get even with her by sending her fake love notes for an anonymous person to make her look goofy.

Buster needs to write a book report, but he has never finished a book. His friends try to find one he can finish.

Fern dares everyone to write a good poem for a contest. If the loser backs out they have to join art club for a year.

When Arthur desperately wants a dog, he starts a pet business. When he gets too many he decides to just take care of one pet.

D.W. loves school and wants to go everyday, but when Ms. Morgan starts doing fire drills she fears for her safety and doesn't want to go anymore.

Lakewood Elementary is having an open house. Sue Ellen is excited to introduce her parents until she hears her friends tell stories about their parents being embarrassing.

D.W. is not invited to Grandma Thora's upcoming birthday dinner because she is a very picky eater.

When she is un-invited to Catherine's sixteenth birthday party, Francine tries to to make it the worst party ever.

Brain is delighted when he learns that the green-tailed grebe, a bird previously believed to be extinct, has been sighted in the forests of Elwood City. He's determined to be the first to take photographic evidence of it, but becomes worried when Mr. Ratburn starts a bird-watching club.

Arthur's beloved piano teacher is retiring, but she assures him that the new teacher is outstanding. When he meets Dr. Fugue, who's as strict as he is odd, Arthur begins to doubt his own abilities.

After Fern and Sue Ellen take a quiz in a teen magazine, they change the way they act. Fern turns loud and aggressive, while Sue Ellen falls back in everything.

Arthur does not want to tell his mother he hurt his knee, because then she will know he was playing down at the dump—where he is not supposed to go.

The girls prank the boys by inviting them to Muffy's celebration for the new Scare Your Pants Off Club Books.

Arthur gets on the wrong bus to his swimming lessons and gets lost.

The kids of Lakewood Elementary go to the Clark Caves, and Francine and D.W. starts to bother Arthur of being afraid of bats and the dark.

D.W. accidentally grabs the wrong backpack at the pool. Arthur and D.W. must try to find out who it belongs to since most of the letters on the name tag rubbed off.

After visiting The Elwood City Times, Francine decides to start her own paper. The tabloid, complete with embarrassing photos and sensationalized headlines, is a smashing success until all her friends stop speaking to her.

When D.W.'s favorite TV show is cancelled, she makes a petition to bring it back.

Mr. Ratburn's class has a mock election. Muffy and Arthur are taking it really seriously until Binky is nominated.

Arthur believes that Buster is sad because Buster could not bring his dad to the Father's Day Picnic to have a fun time because his dad is divorced. So Arthur tries to help him by borrowing a father for Buster just for that day.

The kids try to stop Francine from playing the drums and singing at the same time for the Talent Show.

When George brings his dummy Wally to school, everyone loves him. But after awhile, they get tired of Wally.

After one of Mr. Read's scrumptious desserts makes Arthur the most popular kid in class, Arthur can't stop asking his dad to cook. Despite his dad's busy catering schedule, Arthur promises delectable desserts to anyone and everyone.

Arthur has a to-do list for the summer, but he can't find it and summer's nearly over. He finds out everyone else had a great summer. He finds his list and D.W. accidentally helps him realize that he did all the things on it and had a great time too.

Fern decides to enter a writer's contest.

Buster has to find someone else to hang out with while Arthur is on a weekend trip.

Francine's convinced that she can fast on Yom Kippur just like her older sister. But then Arthur wins a free pizza party for all his friends for that very same day! Will Francine be able to resist?

It's the first family trip and Arthur gets to choose. He chooses going to Washington, D.C. and D.W. thinks that she's going to be bored until she accidentally runs into the American president.

Arthur, Buster, and George are excited to watch a special Bionic Bunny episode, but the TV blacks out. Meanwhile, D.W. and Bud are building a huge Tower of Cows, which Carl also starts doing.

Timmy is outraged when he discovers Tommy was born two minutes before he was, leading to Tommy acting like a superior to Timmy.

Brain learns how to play basketball while in a wheelchair from a girl named Lydia.

When Francine and the Brain are locked in a stiff competition to win Student of the Month, Muffy talks Francine into 'borrowing' Buster's toy and letting Brain take the blame for it. As the lies grow and the prize gets closer, however, Francine's guilt increases.

Buster learns to care for plants.

Having landed a role for a class play, Arthur finds that he can't fit into his outfit. He and his friends team up to get him in shape.

When Marina comes over for a sleepover, Prunella is worried that Marina may get injured because she is blind.

Muffy's proud that her dad is the new soccer coach until he exhausts the team with demanding drills.

Buster's mom announces she has a new boyfriend, and Buster thinks his mom won't have time for him with her new boyfriend.

Muffy and Lydia join forces to topple a snobbish and unpleasant beauty queen.

Arthur and Buster have always been best friends. But when a leaky roof forces Arthur to study in Buster's room, they discover they make better friends then roommates.

Ladonna befriends a member of the Mighty Mountain soccer team.

The City Council votes to close down the Elwood City Library and Sue Ellen attempts to save it.

When the Read family car breaks down, Arthur is heartbroken. He wants to save the vehicle before his parents replace it.

Pal and Kate meet a flea who's a circus performer.

In an attempt to discover just how big the world is, Pal, Kate, Mei-Lin, and Amigo take an imaginary trip around the world.

Arthur agrees to watch his neighbor's dog Amigo while Alberto is away. However, when Arthur is looking after Amigo, Pal feels he is losing his rank as top dog of the house.

D.W saves Tommy and Timmy from a fall, and they decide to repay her, much to D.W's annoyance.

Francine needs money to buy some new cleats, so she takes a job as Muffy's personal assistant.

George becomes the Lakewood Elementary hallway monitor.

D.W., Arthur, Vicita, Mr. Read, Grandma Thora, and Vicita's father watch a soccer game on TV and Baby Kate becomes addicted to it.

The Tibble's watch a dangerous superhero show and imitate it. Things get out of hand when they pretend that D.W. is a bad guy.

One Ornery Critter - Buster is tasked with taking care of his aunt's dog Carrotcake, but she dislikes Arthur, which concerns him, as he believes that it will sabotage his position as being universally loved by dogs.

Buster's destiny was to have a Pizza Paula's all-you-can-eat contest. The only problem is that he is too excited so he could not go to sleep.

George can't wait to play baseball.

When a mouse is discovered in the Read house, Arthur uses Nemo to try get rid of it, making Pal worried. Then, Ladonna shows up and shows Arthur, D.W., and Bud that mice can be friends as well as foes.

Buster has just won the best young artist award at the Elwood City Arts Festival. Sensing his work might be worth something someday, Muffy hires Buster to paint her portrait.

After hearing a slideshow on the Great Depression, Arthur begins to worry about the amount of money his family seems to be wasting through usage of water, electricity and lawn mowers.

Arthur is embarrassed about having to go see D.W's spring pageant, which he believes to be a waste of time.

Aria, a silent girl in Mr. Ratburn's class, finally gets a chance to speak when she is appointed a school news anchor.

Francine decides to leave her soccer position to Buster when the Lakewood Elementary soccer team claims she is too bossy.

D.W. and Emily tell a student the story of a princess and have a substitute teacher for PE.

Arthur's dream is to have Moon shoes, but he does not have the ten dollars to get them. When he begins working chores to receive money, he got too desperate and does something he will regret.

Binky volunteers to look after Francine's cat Nemo for the weekend.

Arthur's teasing of Sue Ellen's new sweater makes her feel bad.

Everyone remembers their best days.

Prunella claims she can see the future, but Marina doubts it.

Arthur notices that D.W. is not excited about her birthday. So he tells her about her memories throughout her year as a four-year-old.

Arthur is excited about the release of the new video game Dark Bunny: Return of the Moomies, but doesn't have the money to buy it. When his attempt at online sales through the school newspaper falls flat, Buster recommends getting advice from Muffy. Muffy's sales tactics soon result in great sales, but border on dishonesty and leave Arthur facing an important moral decision.

When Nadine misses an appointment for tea with Vicita's imaginary friend, Tweenie, Baby Kate and Pal grow concerned. They launch an investigation, worried that she may have been kidnapped by the Tibbles. Along the way, Francine's cat Nemo is pulled into the investigation.

D.W. and Bud embark on an epic wilderness adventure! Dense jungles, mystic ruins, the backyard has never been so exciting!

Arthur and his friends are moving into the fourth grade, which Muffy and Francine are concerned about. Meanwhile, Arthur and Buster have their sights set on being in the fourth-grade class taught by the 'cool' new teacher.

When Pal runs away at a street fair, even Arthur starts to doubt his dog's intelligence.

On the way home from school, Arthur and the Brain meet a crossing guard who wants $10.00 from them to cross the street.

Francine never had a pet until Nemo comes along.

After eating too much sweets and desserts, Arthur has dreams involving Brothers Grimm fairy tales.

Arthur and Buster go to the park to investigate a rumor that tigers are loose there.

As Arthur tries to prepare his costume for Halloween, he finds himself distracted by D.W.'s persistent case of hiccups. She's been hiccuping for two days straight it seems like they just won't go away. On Brain's advice, he tries scaring her, but it doesn't seem to work. He discovers that D.W. is frightened by some very unusual things.

The Tibbles sell their art works to raise money for a toy by using pity.

Fern and Muffy start a greeting card business. Muffy paints the covers and Fern writes the poems. All the work makes Fern lose interest in writing, so she tries to figure out how to get make it interesting again.

Baby Kate begins to learn to talk, but starts to not be able to understand Pal anymore. They go to the Dolly Llama for an answer.

Famous rock musician Dean Lomax visits Elwood City and calls on George's dad to fix his equally famous guitar named Bonnie.

Arthur, Buster and Fern buy one Grotesquely Grim Bunny comic after the local comic store goes under new management. Arthur is afraid to admit the new comics scare him.

When Alberto and Francine accidentally exchange soccer balls in the park, Alberto's ball travels with Francine throughout Elwood City and, eventually, the world.

Brain teaches Buster arithmetic.

Buster and Brain disagree over movie reviews.

Suffering from a case of writers' block, Fern begins to copy some of Ladonna's stories.

Alberto discovers that he has a natural talent for golf and begins competing at the local country club. But will his dad's over-enthusiastic and embarrassing cheers cause him to give up the sport altogether?

The local creek is polluted! Francine is determined to get the word out at the annual Earth Day rally, but she can't seem to speak up, so Ladonna attempts to help.

Muffy, Binky, and Ladonna find Carl's lost kite and they argue over who should take possession of it.

Muffy is thrilled when mega producer J3 chooses her family for his latest reality TV project.

A new ice cream shop has just opened up across the block. With whimsical flavor names, futuristic furniture, and a cute mascot named Puk Puk, Yumbobo is threatening to put Brain's shop out of business.

D.W camps out in the backyard and learns that doing such a thing can be an adventure in its own right.

A powerful hurricane hits Elwood City. Ladonna's dad is called up by the Army Corps of Engineers. Muffy relocates to a shelter, while Arthur struggles to reunite lost pets and owners. And Brain seeks the help of a therapist to help him manage his anxiety.

Arthur and his friends believe that Mr. Ratburn has a secret identity.

When Buster and Ladonna bond, Arthur feels left out.

When Grandma Thora becomes the most popular babysitter in Elwood City, D.W. becomes upset.

Ladonna begins a list to see how many people like her.

Brain creates a time capsule but soon he gets frustrated when everyone wants to put something in.

Muffy goes to an opera but is also worrying that the members of Mrs. McGrady's bake sale will need her help.

Muffy is terrified when peregrine falcons build a nest outside her bedroom window.

D.W. meets 13-year-old Hana, who is much older and totally cool.

George volunteers to create a piece of art for the county-wide art show and can't decide what to make.

Deputized as a Junior Safety Officer, D.W. sees it as a license to tattle.

When Pal goes into a trash can and rolls in the garbage, he gets an itch.

When their father's perfect soufflé is destroyed, Arthur and D.W. both tell their version of what happened.

Bailey disappears, and Muffy tries to find him. In doing so she discovers that she doesn't really know much about her Butler.

After she hears D.W. talking to her imaginary friend, Muffy tries to find her own.

When D.W. and Bud are too short to go on a roller coaster, they try to trick the ticket taker into letting them get on.

Pal's cousin Dr. Yowl whisks Pal, Kate and Mei Lin away on an adventure through the solar system in his kennel.

Arthur discovers that Mrs. McGrady manages the cafeteria without any help and tries to hire her an assistant.

Bud loses his imaginary friend Rapty, a dinosaur, and becomes worried what he'll do without him.

When D.W. gets told she doesn't like any interesting stuff, she decides to copy Arthur.

Arthur and D.W. sleepover at Grandma Thora's house and find out that she gets lonely when they're not there. So Arthur and D.W. throw her a party to help her.

D.W. wants money to buy a toy, so she plans to trick the tooth fairy so she can earn enough money for it.

Arthur is devastated that he has to clean up his room, and D.W.'s too.

Fern is offended by everyone's constant use of cell phones, until she surprisingly becomes addicted to the one her parents got her for "emergency use only." After being shown its cool features by Muffy, they become cell phone pals and are soon chatting constantly.

Bud Compson continuously wins against D.W., so she suggests a game called Throw the Hat, in which she accidentally breaks Dad's Froggy.

Binky gets an A on a test and Muffy and Francine think he cheated.

It's the second family trip and D.W. gets to choose. She chooses camping and D.W. gets attached to a deer she met and wants to bring home.

Francine goes to circus camp thinking she would as good as her sister Catherine. But when Francine does badly, she thinks that when it is time for the circus show she won't have anything to do.

Grandma Thora takes in a stray dog that is extremely mean.

Prunella gets jealous when Marina joins yoga lessons with her and her mother.

Arthur's friends take his game against Brain in an interscholastic checkers tournament too seriously and he is frustrated with their unwanted support.

When Emily announces a skating party to celebrate mid-winter, D.W. brags about being a great skater. She feels she's so good that she even offers lessons to James, who is worried about his skating skills. D.W., however, is overconfident, having only gone ice-skating three times in her life. She begins to learn that sometimes it takes practice to be good at something.

Sue Ellen writes a graphic novel about circles and triangles. However her friends think it's unusual.

When D.W. gets her hair cut too short by a clown barber, the Tibbles begin to tease her about it, prompting her to seek advice on comebacks.

Buster decides to build a model rocket ship.

Everyone loves the Bang on a Can All-Stars, a funky experimental music group that's touring around Elwood City. Everyone that is, except Binky. A musical purist, Binky thinks their nontraditional sound is just a bunch of noise and sets out to prove it.

When Rattles and his mother are invited to stay at her boyfriend's house for a weekend, Rattles must learn to get along with his two kids.

D.W is waiting for her new playground to be built, and all she has to play with is the box that it came in.

Buster enlists Binky's help as a method to prevent him from gorging cookies at a constant rate.

Mr. Crosswire gets a robot butler, but Muffy fears Bailey may be replaced.

Binky must choose between starring in a television commercial or performing in a talent show.

Francine helps Lakewood Elementary protect the environment; Binky is convinced Mr. Ratburn's latest math test was too hard.

When Vicita loses her favorite storybook, it looks like she may never get to sleep again. Nothing else seems to help her sleep, but then D.W. helps her to see that she knows the story by heart. Worried, however, that she got one of the details wrong, she sets out to correct her error in a dream.

After Binky wrecks the 18th hole at a miniature golf course, Muffy, Buster and Binky attempt to create a new 18th hole.

Buster and Arthur feel like that they are boring and they think they are not good at anything, so they try to imitate each others' lifestyle.

Arthur and D.W. don't want to go to Grandpa Dave because he only want to sleep and play checkers. One day Grandpa Dave shares a secret map, and Arthur and D.W. hunt for the buried treasure.

Muffy began to read Mature Miss magazines. She began to act more mature and thinks all her friends are too juvenile.

D.W. is thrilled to be getting an allowance. When she learns that Emily and the Tibbles have been already getting one and have more money, D.W. is devastated.

Muffy thinks that art is pointless and she has the sudden idea to put on her own Art Show.

D.W. get jealous when Emily gets to be Little Red Riding hood and D.W. has to be tree number two.

Mr. Ratburn must prove that his answers are correct and that a 100% accurate computer's answers are wrong.

The Tibble twins are having their first sleepover and invite James over.

Arthur's ecstatic when he wins free concert tickets on the radio. The problem is, he can only take one friend.

Slink thinks that his special talent is being a newspaper boy.

Arthur does some heavy-duty studying, in order to compete in the school's upcoming spelling bee.

Arthur and his friends go to summer camp and Binky brings up the issue that it's boys vs. girls. The other team participating always won because of this problem, so now the kids of Elwood must work together to defeat them this year.