Delton, Judy

The Pee Wee Scouts are worried when Mrs. Peters is called out of town, leaving them with no one to help plan their big Halloween party, but after a couple of disastrous substitutes, they finally find a leader who has a plan for a great celebration.

The members of the Pee Wee Scouts are not thrilled when they learn that their next badge will be earned for reading books, but they discover that having their own library cards is a bigger responsbility than they had imagined and also a lot of fun.

Rabbit loves his beautiful new rug, but comes to realize there are more important things.

The Pee Wee Scouts and their parents fly to Atlanta, Georgia, for the first ever Pee Wee Jubilee.

While planning to give surprise Christmas gifts to each other, Bear and Brimhall come to a realization about the meaning of Christmas.

Duck has an immaculate house, but doesn't like to cook. Bear likes to cook, but has a messy house. So the two friends share their talents.

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.

For Halloween the Pee Wees plan to write scary stories, make costumes, and prepare treats for children whose parents use the local food bank.

The Pee Wee Scouts have big plans for the Christmas holidays. They go caroling and shovel snow when a big blizzard surprises everyone.