Jon & Kate Plus 8

The sextuplets are turning 3, and the Gosselins are celebrating. Super-organized Kate is planning a carnival-themed bash, complete with carnival games, hot dogs, popcorn, funnel cake, a clown and even two ponies!

For Mother's Day, Jon and the kids work together to give Kate a much-deserved break. Jon prepares a luxurious breakfast in bed while trying to keep the kids from waking their sleeping mom. Kate's pampering continues with a pedicure at the spa.

With all eight kids in tow, Jon and Kate visit the local amusement park, Dutch Wonderland. The sextuplets experience their first ride and learn that roller coasters may not be everyone's taste.

Major drama is expected when all the Gosselin kids spend the afternoon getting their teeth examined. The sextuplets react incredibly well until the bravest of the group has a total melt down.

July Fourth is the Gosselins' favorite summer holiday so they go all out. Starting with a parade, followed by a picnic lunch and some time in the pool, this day is packed with fun-until the weather decides not to cooperate.

Jon has to work late and cancels his weekend trip to the country with the guys, so the Gosselins rally the kids for an alternate plan. A day at Chocolate World should be a riot for the kids, but how will Jon and Kate control their sugar-saturated brood?

We know the Gosselins like to buy things in bulk, so it makes sense that when they want to buy beef, they go buy half a cow! Jon and Kate take the kids to Natural Acres, a nearby organic farm.

Kate is getting the chance to meet Green Living Expert, Sara Snow, the host of Discovery Health's "Get Fresh with Sara Snow." With her help, the Gosselin family will be able to limit their energy consumption, eat better, and live healthier!

Once again, the Gosselins have outgrown their house, so it's time to renovate! They convert the attic into a new room for the twins and shop for six big beds, since the sextuplets have outgrown their cribs.

As the Gosselins continue their house renovation, Jon puts the completed touches on the twins' new room and the sextuplets' new beds. How will they do being separated for the first time, and how will they adjust to their new accommodations?