Kids of the Polk Street School

Emily Arrow is excited about the prospect of making cards for Valentine's Day, but a fight with Sherri Dent puts a damper on her enthusiasm.

Dawn is on her way to summer camp. But when her shell mirror and a favorite pin disappear, it's time for the Polka Dot Private Eye to investigate.

Ms. Rooney tells the class they are to work together in groups to make inventions; but Linda Lorca, the bossy leader of Emily Arrow's group, can't get anyone to cooperate. Will the group learn to work together in time?.

Each student in Ms. Rooney's room celebrates the December holidays by being a secret pal to a classmate.

Emily Arrow is class monitor and reports Sherri Dent for leaving her seat with out permission. Emily wonders what Sherri will do to get even.

Richard "Beast" Best has to write about a real person and everyone else has picked the best people to write about. Who can Richard write about?.

Beast and his friend Matthew try to figure out how to get the huge rabbit back together after it rolled off the stage at school.

Emily Arrow determines to get the most fish in the library's Fish for a Good Book contest, but she doesn't take into account the equal determination of Dawn Bosco.

Mother's Day is almost here and Emily does not have a good present for her mother. Two days before the big day, she comes up with an idea, but does she have enough time?.

Beast, assigned to write a letter to the author of a Halloween story Ms. Rooney read to the class, makes up a lie about how much he enjoyed the book rather than admit he was not listening, so he is horrified to learn that the author is coming to visit Polk Street School and is especially interested in meeting Beast.