Franklin

Mr. Moles grandson visits and Franklin have to keep him company. Mole doesnt seem to be interested in anything Franklin wants to do so Franklin has to find a way to compromise.

Franklin made a beautiful present for his mom for Mothers Day. He was so proud of it. But when he heard what his friends have gotten their mothers, he wasnt so sure about his home made gift after all.

Franklin and Bear play secret agents and uses a hidden tape recorder on their friends. But the recorder stopped taping just when the secret was about to be revealed and Franklin & Bear takes it one step to far.

Franklins kite broke and he threw it away. Fox asked if he could have it and fixes it. When Franklin saw what he did to it, he wished he never threw it away.

Franklin accidently breaks the classroom globe but Goose thought she had broken it. Franklin starts to feeling guilty when Goose feels shes nothing but bad luck.

Mr. Turtle gives Franklin a whistle. Without realizing its value, Franklin traded it away until his Granny told him where the whistle originates from. Franklin and his Granny desperately tracks down who has the whistle.

Franklin and his parents takes a trip to a pioneer village. Franklin was not too thrilled about it until he discovered how the early settlers were doing fun things long before amusement parks were built.

Bear loses Beavers pet hamster, Henry, while watching him when shes on vacation. He buys another hamster to take its place, before admitting his lie. Henry ends up showing up and Bear gets to keep the new hamster, calling it Henry II.

Franklin feels sad when he doesnt get a big part in the schools production of Sleeping Beauty, thinking he wont get the same attention as a stage manager, not until he realizes how important his role is.

Franklin spends too much time on Beavers computer game, Dam Builders. Beaver thinks that Franklin is more interested in the game than spending time with her, who comes to his senses and puts his friend before the game.

Franklin and Bear discover a trilobite fossil in the garden. They make a museum with the fossil as the focal point, but lose customers because they dont know anything about it.

Franklin is afraid of going down into the cellar, for fear of the monsters that live there. The fear spreads across Beaver, Bear, and Goose, until they realize that its their imagination getting the best of them which is also what they use to "fight the monsters" as superheroes.

Franklin and Snail want to get signed copies of the new Dynaroo comic from Dynaroo herself, but have to help Mrs. Muskrat get into her house after she lost her key in the snow. They get to Mr. Herons shop a little too late, but Dynaroo stuck around after Mrs. Muskrat called ahead to tell of their good deed.

Franklin tries to do a good deed in order to get journalist Mr. Coyote to get him into the newspaper.

Franklin gets to help out around the house on small fix-it jobs. He then tries to apply it to helping his friends, which seem to work at first, until he finds out that his fixes caused bigger messes. However, his friends forgive him and his parents tell him that learning from ones mistakes is experience, too. And with his fathers help, he does it again the right way.

Franklin and Bear are eager to deliver newspapers while the local paperboy is away for the weekend. They soon find out that windy Saturdays are much better for flying kites than delivering papers.

Franklin thinks that a newer, prettier sailboat in Mr. Moles store is better than his older, run-down sailboat he currently owns. He waits for his father to fix his old run up, but runs out of patience and buys the new boat, only it looks better than it swims. In the meantime, Mr. Turtle fixes his old boat up, so Franklin gives the new boat as a trophy to his dad in gratitude.

Mr. Mole tells Franklin stories of his fathers childhood mistakes while he and Franklin wait at the train station for Franklins mother.

Beaver becomes too bossy during a production of a Little Red Riding Hood puppet play.

Franklins friends dont believe him when he explains that a different kid wreaks havoc on his fun.

One day, when playing with Bear, Franklin begins sneezing. Noting that the sneezing fits dont seem to happen all the time, his friends diagnose him as having an allergy and after some tests, conclude that hes allergic to Bear! Franklin and Bear try to find new ways to play together that wont cause Franklin to sneeze, but it turns out that the cause of Franklins allergic reaction isnt exactly what they thought.

Beavers cousin Betty is in town and Franklin is the first of the Woodland kids other than Beaver to meet her. The two quickly become friends with each other, Betty identifying with Franklins interest in sand-castle building and also wanting to get away from Beaver, who is obliviously centered on her own interests.

Franklins friends Beaver and Bear have started a band and Franklin wants to join too, but he finds that his sister Harriet has taken possession of the instrument he wants. Its up to his friends to show him that his own imagination and creativity is all he needs to have the perfect instruments to play.

Wolvie, the son of one of Mrs. Turtles friends is coming to visit Franklin and pretty soon Franklin and all of his friends are on their guard when Wolvies play turns out to be a little rough for them. Wolvie seems to be rough, rude and just not fun to be around. It turns out, though, that theres a reason for Wolvies behavior and he can change if need be.

When Bear buys a neat detective kit at Mr. Moles shop, Franklin is disappointed to learn that theyre all sold out, but Bear tells him that he can get a "Super Snooper Spy Kit," however, hell have to get it before its sold out. Franklin checks his savings and finds that he doesnt have enough money. Hoping to earn the money, he decides to strike a bargain with his Dad to get it by doing an extra chore. He first deals around doing the dishes and then fails keep up his end of the bargain after agreeing to a different chore.

Mrs. Goose at the Woodland library announces a summer reading contest to Franklin and his friends: anyone who reads thirty or more books will receive a nifty reading club t-shirt. Franklin and Bear like the look of the t-shirt and decide to try and read really fast so that they can get their t-shirts before anyone else. When they find that their friends are getting great enjoyment out of reading, while they cant even remember what they read, they question the wisdom of their idea.