Franklin

Franklin and his friends have a backyard camp out and decide to stay awake all night and watch the sunrise; Striking up a deal with Dad to do extra chores, Franklin gets an advance on his allowance and buys the much coveted Super Snooper Spy Kit.

Franklin breaks a school bus safety rule and receives a ticket from the new bus patrol officer - his best friend Bear;Franklin and friends take evasive action when rough-and-tumble Wolvie comes to visit

Franklin and Bear have grown a giant pumpkin that's a contender for first prize at the county fair;Franklin wants to play music with Beaver and Bear, but his little sister refuses to give up the drum he needs

The Churchill Bears are passing through town and Mr. Mole arranges an exhibition game with Franklin's less experienced baseball team;To promote literacy, the library is giving out tee-shirts to young readers, and Franklin wants to be the first one in the neighbourhood to wear one

Franklin overextends himself when he tries to attend Bear's ball game and Beaver's art show at the same time;Franklin and Bear are aspiring hockey pros who already have one big fan - Mrs. Muskrat

Franklin gets tired of reading Harriet's favourite book to her over and over and devises a plan to have it go temporarily missing;Franklin's new friendship with Beaver's cousin Betty comes to an unexpected end after someone suggests he now has a girlfriend

Franklin feels he's neglected his duties as big brother in preparing Harriet for school;Franklin discovers that his sneezing outbursts only happen when he's near Bear!

Franklin learns that bigger isn't always better when he and his friends create a parade float of mammoth proportions;Skunk is sad that she's moving and so are her friends

Franklin and friends engage themselves in wacky tests of endurance when Gee Whiz Magazine offers its young readers a chance to be famous;Franklin's patience is put to the test when a trip to the circus is delayed by Mom and Dad's need to complete some household chores

Franklin creates his own holiday to celebrate the first day of spring;Jumping at the opportunity to have some quality time with Dad, Franklin takes up golfing, the problem is, it conflicts with his soccer schedule

Mr. Turtle takes Franklin and Bear on a canoeing adventure where they experience the rugged life of early voyagers;Franklin has to interview someone in his neighbourhood for a school assignment, but it seems that everyone he approaches has already been chosen by another classmate

Franklin and Beaver discover an impressive piece of quartz, but problems with its shared ownership creates problems with their friendship;During a soccer match, Snail deflects the ball and scores the winning goal, but the victory comes at the cost of a cracked shell

Franklin and Bear want their homemade cookies to last a long time, but they're overcome with the temptation to eat more than the daily ration;Franklin's aversion to unfamiliar foods becomes more intense when he learns about the strange menu at Beaver's upcoming picnic