George agreed to move Betsy's xylophone to school for her but knocked over the keys to the xylophone. George needed to put the keys in order but can only count to 12 but there are 15 keys. He uses key size and the clock to help him put the keys back.

This clip shares the importance of creating an intriguing introduction to your writing. It references literary greats such as Charles Dickens and Kurt Vonnegut and offers tips for creating a compelling introduction.

Agent Edwards solves what seem to be very complicated and intricate tests by using just simple logic and analysis. Unlike the other agents, he doesn't just act but thinks about his actions beforehand.

George had a garden that was being eaten by deer and needed to find a way to stop them. Using cinamon and water, he stopped the deer from eating the flowers in the garden.

Arnold and Grandma Gertie solve the mystery of Grandpa's missing car.