Timothy Goes to School (2000)

It's Timothy's first day of School, but one of Timothy's new classmates, Claude, questions him on his clothing choices.

Yoko feels like an outcast when she is teased about her Japanese lunches. Mrs. Jenkins decides to sort this out by holding an "International Food Day".

Fritz makes a big mess and blames all of it on "the mess fairy". However, once the Franks find out about it, Fritz must own up.

The children at Hilltop School run a Sports Day, but Claude and Grace are the only ones who care about winning.

Nora is reluctant to change her room or any change for that matter.

Charles' shy nature proves to be problematic at times, but when he ends up in a problem that he needs to solve on his own, it's Charles to the rescue!

The children respectfully show Lilly how she can remember everything.

Frank #1 has a fever and has to stay at home, and Frank #2 feels lonely.

Doris likes to paint abstract art, but the only person that she knows who appreciates it is Charles.

After hearing that the mischievous Frank twins are coming over for a sleepover, Timothy hides his favorite stuffed toy penguin as he thinks that the Franks will make fun of him.

When Mrs. Jenkins plans to construct a Music Tree and plans a spring symphony with Yoko as the lead cast, Yoko gets stage fright.

It's Team Project day at Hilltop School, and Timothy partners himself with Claude, but Claude refuses to let him to do any of the work.

Yoko grows a Japanese Sakura plant, but soon starts to grow impatient. She learns that patience can make things grow faster than you think.

When Mrs. Jenkins holds a Talent Show, Grace is excited to perform her dances. However, after revealing that she has sprained her ankle, she is distraught about not performing. However, she realizes that her replacement role as director ends up being the most important role of them all.

Nora is scared of Dinosaurs, which proves to be problematic when the class go on a field trip to the museum to see the dinosaurs.

Hilltop School borrows the library's Goldfish while it is closed. Lilly wants to look after the fish, but her classmates are skeptical about her remembering to look after it. However, when a snowstorm closes the school and freezes the water supply, Lilly comes to the rescue.

Timothy uses his new Red Thunder in a School Safety Day, but after experiencing Doris' brothers doing BMX skills afterwards, he learns why safety is important.

The children have to put together a jigsaw puzzle for a picnic in an hour, can they complete it in time?

Doris unsuccessfully tries to show responsibility while looking after Lilly on her first snowfall.

Timothy's friendship with Yoko becomes strained as Yoko has to practice her ballet recital with Grace.

It's the summer, and Claude is finding excuses not to swim. When Timothy finds out he can not swim, he takes it upon himself to teach Claude how to.

Timothy cannot think of anything to teach the children at school. Can his marble games help?

The children at school split themselves into a boys-only Treefort club and a girls-only sandcastle club. However, they soon get bored.

When Mrs. Jenkins has an injury, Miss Appleberry fills in as their substitute teacher. While everyone makes a get well soon card, Fritz is making something different with bugs, leftovers and worms. What unusual thing is he making?

It's Charles' turn In the Spotlight, but his shy nature proves problematic, and he needs Timothy's help.

When Timothy finds out that Fritz is moving away, he is very upset. Mrs. Jenkins shows him many ways to make him feel better and see Fritz again.

The students at Hiltop School remember the times they spent with Fritz, while Timothy finds out that Fritz has an even bigger surprise for him.

Everybody gets an invitation to Lilly's spring party except Doris. Thinking she is left out, Doris tries to be friendly to Lilly, but her attempts prove to be problematic.

Because he found Nora's pet iguana, Timothy is forced to help all the children.

When Charles and Fritz argue over a rare red rock, Timothy has to decide who should have it.

Yoko's mother comes to the school in order to demonstrate the Japanese tea ceremony called "Sado". However, Nora's conflicts with her ideas of parties, not understanding the differences between how Yoko does things and how she does things.

When Grace peeks into Fritz's magic book and steals Fritz's magic talent, Fritz blames Timothy for supposedly telling her. Grace must admit to what she did before it's too late.

Yoko receives a Japanese toy called a Taketombo. However, when the Franks accidentally break it, they must find a way to repair it. They learn how they can turn a mistake into something even better.

The students of the school visit Hilltop Park and Grace becomes ultra-prepared, but Lilly worries that she is not having fun.

Timothy brings a camera to the school, but when he takes his pictures, he thinks that none of the photographs are precise enough to be put in an album.

Nora and Lilly exchange a lucky penny for a painted stone as they are real friends. But when Lilly loses the stone, she thinks Nora won't be her friend anymore.

The Franks always do things together, but when they decide to split up and see what it's like doing things separately, they learn that it's as fun to do things with their classmates as much as they do things together.

When Henry gets recognition for five years of safe bus driving, Mrs. Jenkins asks the children to share what they want to be when they grow up.

Yoko is chosen to be a tooth with a cavity in the school play about dental care, but she is not very satisfied with her part. Can she find a way to make her part fun?

The Franks go too far with their jokes which makes all of the children, including each other, angry and wound up.

When Nora's Mum tells her that she can read all by herself now, Nora fears that her beloved storytime with her mother could come to an end.

Nora wants to get a special gift for Yoko's birthday party, so she eats her least favorite cereal because it has an emerald ballet slipper as a prize.

Charles finds out that he is the smallest in the class, but he finds out that Doris, who is the biggest in the class, is the youngest in her family.

When Yoko's mother shows her a special set of netsuke figures made by Yoko's grandfather, she allows Yoko to take them in for In the Spotlight. However, they get stolen by somebody, and nobody knows who has taken them, leaving Yoko very sad.

Fritz develops a rocket experiment for an open house day, but after the experiment goes wrong, Fritz just gives up and loses his self-confidence.

Grace invites Doris to her ballet class. However, a quarrel over an accident Grace has causes them to split up.

Nora is tired of having her baby brother Jack, but she soon learns what fun an infant sibling can be.

Lilly puts her favorite doll Thumbelina in the time capsule box, but soon she begins to regret it.

When Charles finishes last in a race, The Franks want to teach Charles how to be an athlete, but he does not show any interest.

Lilly, Yoko, Charles and Timothy make Valentine's Day cards for each other, but Lilly mixes them up and puts them in the wrong cubbies.

Juanita is new to Hilltop School. Timothy and Yoko help her manage without her needing her mother with her.

Juanita struggles to make new friends, so Timothy, who becomes the Captain of the Ship of Friends of the class, shows her what fun she could discover.