Ten Year Old Tom

When Shady Oaks sells the school's naming rights, Tom must prove he's a “company man.” Tired of being the poorest family in town, Tom's mom levels up with a hot tub and by stealing their neighbor's boat.

When Coach teaches the kids the importance of fighting back, Tom takes the lesson a little too seriously. Tom is told that theft is common in the arts, so he plagiarizes a little-known song and sells it for use in a TV commercial.

After injuring someone while pushing a shopping cart for the first time, Tom is encouraged to lie about what happened. After accidentally spamming a bible study group, Tom must scrub himself of his sins.

After feuding with Shady Oaks' crossing guard, Tom learns the reasons for her tough love. Suddenly pegged as the Principal's good luck charm, Tom is roped into some questionable gambles -- and loses the deed to his mom's house.

A bowling league trophy leads to a harsh lesson in reality. Tom and his friends discover the magical art of complaining and getting stuff for free -- but end up in a rivalry with an angry pretzel store cashier.

After receiving poor advice from the principal, Tom gets canceled. When a rogue history teacher explains how many lies are in their textbooks, Tom is forced to confront the awful history of his very own principal.

Tom's mom purchases a fart machine to get out of participating in the school carpool. Tom learns that everyone lies on their resumes, so he agrees to claim he is a rowing coxswain in order to get into a private prep school.

When Tom becomes the sudden owner of a new dog, he is encouraged to get him certified as a therapy pet. After attending the nurse's spin on a gender reveal, Tom must offset his carbon footprint.

Tom inspires the school's unfortunate new dress code. After his grandmother encourages him to “bend the rules” during bingo night, Tom must undo his bad deeds with a charity walk-a-thon.

After Tom learns that he's not a U.S. citizen, he and his mom must travel to Mexico to retrieve the proper documentation -- and pay off a long outstanding debt.