Little House On the Prairie

Poor financial conditions influence the Ingalls family to move to Winoka when Mary goes there to teach at the Blind School.

While Mary is going to teach at the Blind School in Winoka, and since financially they can't make a living in Walnut Grove the rest of the Ingalls family goes to Winoka, too.

Trying to convince Tom Carlin, blinded by a childhood bout with the measles, that he can lead a productive life, Adam Kendall battles Tom's bitter, skeptical father and is unexpectedly aided by the underdog Winoka Warriors, who have just lost their star player to a rival football team.

Laura befriends a classmate named Amelia Bevins, who is ashamed of her obese father.

Caroline talks to Mary and Mary convinces Charles that he should not have to stay in Winoka if he is unhappy. So, the Ingalls decide they are going back to Walnut Grove.

The Ingalls, Garveys, Olsens, and Albert get back to Walnut Grove to find it run down and in shabby condition.

Laura Ingalls becomes jealous of the extra attention her father pays to new family member, Albert, especially after the boy is given a new calf to raise for the county fair, and asked to call Charles "Pa".

When Harriet Oleson's cousin Sterling Murdock comes to town, he brings his newspaper business with him.

Adam proposes to Mary, and they plan a wedding in Winoka.

While their fathers secretly trail them, young Albert Ingalls and Andy Garvey set off to prove their mettle as men by accepting a challenge to live by their wits during a week-long, overland walk from Walnut Grove to Sleepy Eye and back.

Now that she is the new teacher in Walnut Grove, one of Alice Garvey's biggest worries is her son Andy, who is currently her weakest student.

The building that houses the school for the blind is being turned into a Hotel, so Adam and Mary are forced to move their school elsewhere.

As the journey from the last episode continues, a woman by the name of Hester Sue Terhoun is prepared to help teach at the new school, and she quickly gets into Joe Kagen's good graces - but not Harriet Oleson's.

Charles and Jonathan take a job on a telephone crew that is working in southern Minnesota, which requires them to be away from home for several weeks.

Lonely after his grown son moves back east to start a life of his own, a widowed old craftsman named Isaac Singerman hires Albert Ingalls as his apprentice.

Laura Ingalls is horrified to witness the fall from a tree that blinds her friend, Jordan Harrison, while he's performing a circus stunt.

Returning home from a business trip, Charles and Jonathan run into an old friend, Toby Noe. He has no money and no job.

Adam and Mary are expecting their first child. Mary, who knows that Adam has a strained relationship with his father, secretly writes a letter to the man.

Kezia, an eccentric lady, lives happily in her house outside of Walnut Grove, but when she neglects to pay her taxes, the property is put up for auction.

Trouble erupts when a local farmer, who is hateful and bigoted, refuses to set a fair price for wheat, since black farmers would be entitled to the same price.

Mary begins to see a bright light every time she stands in front of a window.

While out of town for some business on the purchase of new horses for his farm, Charles spends increasing amounts of time with the Harpers.

Determined to make it through the winter season, a pair of men earn money by selling tainted meat to the Walnut Grove community.

A 12-year-old boy named Dylan has leukemia and has only been given a few weeks to live.