Naturally Sadie

As a budding naturalist, Sadie can't help but draw comparisons between the humans in her life and the other creatures in nature. When she accidentally vocalizes that popular Chelsea Breuer swims like a "distressed hippo" in swim class, Sadie's on damage control duty to save her reputation.

Sadie's flabbergasted yet again by her older brother Hal's stupidity and questions Darwin's theories. When a "last student standing" contest is announced at school, what begins as an experiment, ends up in a battle of will against her dim-witted but resilient brother. Meanwhile, Rain and Margaret hope to solve their financial woes by training Rain to win the contest.

Sadie's beloved tree grove at school is slated to be cut down, and she's not about to let it happen! When she gets stuck up a tree by accident, she's suddenly thrust in the midst of what becomes a media spectacle for her cause! Meanwhile, Rain tries a new money-making hobby on for size: frog racing.

Sadie can't win over cute Owen Anthony if his friends keep dissing her. When she finds out Owen's a wanna-be guitarist, she brings him together with her musician brother and waits for him to fall into her arms with gratitude. Meanwhile, Rain gets kicked out of bell choir and once again enlists Margaret to help him ditch his 'loser' status.

While trying to teach Sadie about social status, Margaret manages to ruin her own by embarrassing classmate Mallory Randall. To help her save face, Sadie teams Margaret up with Mallory for a charity event. But now the clingy Mallory Randall won't leave her alone! Meanwhile, Sadie's on a mission to cut money-mooching Hal and his band loose.

A cute new science teacher causes Sadie to lose focus, jeopardizing her father/daughter bonding scuba weekend. Meanwhile, Rain and Margaret take their communication methods to the next level by scoring a messaging device and... sharing it?

Sadie realizes that she's not like other girls and wonders if being feminine is instinctive or learned behavior. She devises a plan to observe other women and figure out how to do it right, with unexpected consequences. Meanwhile, Rain adamantly campaigns to get into yearbook photos so that he will be "remembered".

Sadie gives a presentation at school likening Bonnie Beckham's prominent nose to the near-extinct bandicoot, steering Bonnie towards nose surgery. Now, Sadie's on damage control to save Bonnie's nose and her self esteem. Meanwhile, Rain comes up with the ultimate popularity stunt - buying a famous hip hop artist's pants in an online auction and proudly wearing them to school!

Sadie's had it with Hal and his annoying, disgusting traits and launches into a mission to get to the truth. But her Unified Hal Theory hits a roadblock and sends her off course when she falsely interprets a family secret. Meanwhile, Rain plays with power as he takes on editing the school newsletter.

Margaret mistakes Sadie's distaste for Ron Yuma as interest and she sets up a double date to bring them together. When Margaret decides she's interested in Ron, Sadie must make a choice: battle Ron Yuma for Margaret's attention or shelf her predator instincts. Meanwhile, Rain is sick of being his gym teacher's demonstration dummy and plots to find a way out of the class for good.

Margaret feels out of sorts with her parents' dual custody and all the shuffling back and forth. Sadie decides to help out by giving Margaret a safe, happy habitat, Sadie's home! When their patterns create conflict, Sadie must make some choices to save their friendship.

Sadie feels that she and Margaret are drifting apart and decides to build a new friendship with the suddenly science-loving Chelsea Breuer. Meanwhile, without Sadie, Margaret is left to partner up with Rain on a science assignment. They come up with a fantastic project: breeding a new hybrid dog species, the Rott-huahua!

Sadie and Margaret devise the ultimate plan to escape a dull school dance and get finally Sadie close to Owen Anthony - a house party! But Sadie wasn't banking on spending "two minutes in the closet" and the chaos that follows. Meanwhile, a hapless Rain, minus his wisdom teeth, slurs and drools his way into trouble with classmates and teachers.

It seems Dr. Finch's store has been broken into and Sadie sets out to solve the mystery. When Dr. Finch tries to convince her to give up the investigation, and the various suspects are ruled out, Sadie discovers a surprising secret about her boss and mentor. Meanwhile, Rain tries to catch Vivian's eye by transforming his image from "cute and cuddly" to tough and scary.

Sadie lands the internship of a lifetime: working with famed animal behaviorist Dr. Azalea Lindstrom! But when she's put on poop-duty, Sadie is forced to re-evaluate her career goals. Meanwhile, Rain dabbles in a new career - life-coaching - with disastrous results!

Sadie's applying to the Jane Goodall Institute's "Roots & Shoots" volunteer program, and opts to put everything else in her life on the backburner. She realizes she's made a big mistake when her history project with Mallory on a Hawthorne ancestor jeopardizes everything. Meanwhile, Rain experiences a string of good fortune and attributes it to a lucky piano tie.

Sadie doubts her abilities as a pet caregiver when her class's bearded dragon disappears while in her care. Meanwhile, Rain gets a taste of success when he stumbles upon a delicious new soup mix recipe.

Nothing on earth could come between Sadie and her crush on Owen Anthony - except for her best friend Margaret, who sets out to prove that no-one is perfect, even Owen. Meanwhile, Rain and Hal both land in detention and take their antics to new heights of greatness as a duo.

Sadie thinks her topic on "Animal Domestication" for the public speech contest is sure to win her first prize, until she's paired up with a speech-coach: the perfect Leila Hampstedder. Sadie faces being domesticated herself, Leila-style, and must come up with a plan to save her speech... and herself!

Sadie panics when her dad hires her crush, Owen Anthony, to help out with some chores. She's convinced Owen will see her family for the bizarre creatures that they are and head for the hills! Meanwhile, Tad's stealing all of Rain's jokes and Rain must take him down, or lose his chance with Vivian.

When Sadie and her classmates stumble upon a mysterious clue in the school trophy case, they find themselves on a whirlwind treasure hunt to uncover the truth about a school rumor. Meanwhile, Rain patrols the halls as the new hallway monitor.

The best band on earth 'Slack Tactic' is in town and Sadie and Margaret decide to line up for tickets. Everything's all set, until Sadie's dad Walter decides he wants to relive his youth and get in on the action, with embarrassing results. Meanwhile, Rain makes one too many "deals" with a few too many people in a plot to score backstage passes to woo Vivian with.

Sadie joins the RB Bennett quiz team only to find Ron Yuma, team captain, dominating the whole show. She comes up with a plan to bring him down and rule more democratically, but is she cut out to be a leader? Meanwhile, Rain finds himself stuck after leading Vivian to believe he can speak Greek.

Sadie's friends and family are planning a surprise birthday party for her and are pulling out all the stops to keep Sadie fooled. Meanwhile, Mallory schemes and will stop at nothing to learn the secret no one will entrust her with.

Sadie is less than thrilled when she discovers her brother Hal must tutor her or risk failing art class. Meanwhile, Rain tries to keep his weekend Greek folk dancing commitment a secret from Margaret.