The Pee Wee Scouts plan a trip to the animal shelter, but Sonny is afraid of dogs, Tracy is allergic, and Rachel ends up in a lake; so the group decides the best way to help is to raise money with a rummage sale.
The Pee Wee scouts are digging through people's trash and storing old light bulbs and egg cartons behind Molly's garage. The work is hard but Mrs. Peters is offering a prize to the scout who does the most creative thing with trash.
To earn a badge during "Be Kind to Animals Week," Molly opens her house to a variety of needy creatures, but must then ask the Pee Wee Scouts to help her find permanent homes for her temporary pets. Includes facts about some endangered species and what children can do to help save them.
As the Pee Wee Scouts prepare for Easter they also visit the firehouse during Fire Prevention week, and after Sonny's mother meets and starts dating the fire chief, Molly helps Sonny come to terms with his mother's new boyfriend.
First-grader Molly, a Pee Wee Scout, wants to earn the cookie badge and attend her troop's skating party, but finds that neither baking nor skating come easily for her. Includes recipes for cookies, fudge, and cupcakes.
The Pee Wee Scouts are working to earn a music badge at Christmas by performing in the Christmas music show, but when Mrs. Betz tells Sonny to play the violin--which he hates--he plans to run away, and the scouts must stop him.
In 1974, fourteen-year-old Bonnie, eight other Amelia Earhart Cadets aged nine to seventeen, and their irresponsible young leader are stranded on a forbidden island off the coast of Thailand on the brink of a deadly storm and must fight to survive.
Middle-schooler Nate Wright must compete with a new rival, the "perfect" Artur, for the grand prize of a customized skateboard in their scout troop contest.
