Little Lunch

Rory is sent to the Principal's office.

Battie dresses up as his own made-up superhero, Stretcho.

While Atticus' parents are away, his Ya-Ya (grandmother) looks after him.

Tamara wants the monkey bars to herself, so she forbids Melanie from getting a turn.

The kids must rescue Mrs. Gonsha from the playground.

The children discover their lost belongings.

Rory forgets his lunch and goes to the milk bar.

Melanie's friends stop speaking.

Tamara tries to get Battie to play a chase-and-kiss game, but has to resort to an alternative plan.

Melanie thinks she discovered a possum's head in the sand.

Bored during a rainy little lunch, Atticus starts a band and makes Battie reluctantly join too.

After spraining her ankle, Tamara cannot do the beep test fitness assessment.

Atticus holds a joke telling competition.

Debra Jo wants the old climbing tree chopped down.

Rory wants other kids to play with him so devises an elaborate and confusing ball game on the oval.

For the birthday party of Max and Elsa, Mrs. Gonsha makes a pavlova, which looks delicious.

Tamara accuses Melanie of not washing her hands, so Atticus and Debra-Jo investigate what happened.

Mrs. Gonsha asks Battie's grandfather to be the guest of honor at the Grandparent's Day celebration

When Melanie raises money for homeless puppies, Atticus gets jealous and sets up a rival fundraiser.

The children must find the right partner to be their walking buddy for the walk-a-thon.

Mrs. Gonsha insists the class comes inside and does yoga, much to Debra-Jo's horror.

After the kids think they see a health van, Debra-Jo becomes anxious that she has head lice.

When Rory announces that he wants to be the Prime-Minister, a class election ensues.

When the weird twins suddenly leave class, rumors begin.

Atticus tries to start a secret club with Rory.

Rory is confused when a grade six girl likes him.

Atticus is excited to be starring in the Halloween play at school, but he finds out he has to move.

Mrs. Gonsha's class learns that Rory is unable to graduate with them.