Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and Bram have there traditional picnic and invite their neighborhood to have some fun.

Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children reminisce back to a Halloween party they once had.

Elephant and the children think they should run the house for a day instead of the grown-ups. Sharon, Lois and Bram agree to let them do so. They also listen to a backward story of Rindersella told by John Allan Cameron.

Elephant trains for a running marathon with Denis Simpson. The marathon earns money to buy musical instruments for a local community center.

Sharon, Lois, Bram, and Elephant help clean up Eric's garage.

Sharon, Lois and Bram decide to stop at the Kensington Market while breaking from their musical tour. They decide to find elephant a new snack there, other than the usual peanuts.

Sharon, Lois, and Bram end up babysitting kids because of Elephant.

Sharon, Lois, Bram, and the children spend the day sharing there hobbies with Elephant to try to get him to start one he might like.

Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant, Eric and friends tour an old pioneer village to experience life in the 1860s.

Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children visit the Dancesmiths of Georgia Brown College. Elephant decides to try out ballet.

Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children go to the beach and watch some frisbee champions.

Sharon, Lois, Bram and Elephant invite Eric and the children for a sleepover.

A mysterious letter arrives which sends Sharon, Lois and Bram on a musical treasure hunt.