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At an end-of-the-year beach picnic, Anna Maria, Jim, and the other children realize they will miss First Grade and their teacher, but decide they are ready for Second Grade after all.

The first graders get tired of Anna Maria's bossy ways during the Thanksgiving preparations.

The first graders, who are excited about their Valentine's Day cards, only send one to their best friends even after the teacher asks them to send one to everybody in class, and when George does not receive as many as others, his buddies play music and dance around him to cheer him up.

Impatient to begin reading, a first-grader doesn't realize that there is more to reading than books.

Jim's anxieties on his first day of school are happily forgotten when he makes a new friend.

Even though he doesn't like his part in the first grade play, Jimmy saves the performance when one of the key players gets stage fright.

Unhappy with her family's move to a new city and after a disastrous first week at her new school, twelve-year-old Missy is convinced that her best and only friend is her dog Baby.

When Jim's dog is killed, the other first graders experience with him his natural reactions to death.

Alex has a hard time adjusting to his new first grade and tells wild stories to impress the other students.

A first-grader is convinced he can't draw, but when encouraged, demonstrates he can.

The first graders learn to accept the new boy, who is blind, as just like themselves.

Although George's classmates are well aware that he is not the smartest student in the first grade, they are proud to know him when his fast action in an emergency saves an elderly friend's life.

The first graders have a great time dressing up for their costume party, but the festivities are nearly ruined when a third grade bully comes in and threatens Jim.

The first grade is distressed by an intelligence test which fails to measure true aptitude.

The only one in first grade afraid of The Thing, Jim overcomes his fear on the playground.