Misha is in the mood to play. All of her friends come asking if she can play with them.

Misha, Larry, Carol, Howie and Gina imagine what it would be like to be inventors.

It is August and it’s really hot out. Misha and friends search for any way possible to cool themselves down.

The kids discover a mysterious key in Mrs. Poodle’s house. What could it be for? Oh!

Misha has to paint a mural for the school, but she also has to take care of her little brother,

All of Misha’s friends have gone away on vacation. Well, not everyone. Carla Rabbit is still in the neighborhood.

Misha finds herself without a voice. That wouldn’t be such a problema if it weren’t for the fact that the school is holding a big cantata, featuring singing groups.

Misha and her friends have found a swallow, which is wounded and can’t fly.

When Misha’s grandfather was young, he was a great football player. He has a box full of trophies and an old football he keeps as a reminder of those days.

Carla and Misha have done a class project together which has come out well, and the two of them are very pleased with it.

Gina seems to be hiding something from her friends. It appears she’s decided to go off with some extraterrestrials who have landed on earth. Misha and friends do their best to convince her to stay.

Misha’s family is in the car, singing happily away, as they set out on a family excursion...or at least that is the plan.

Everyone knows that Gina is the school’s star basketball player, which is why they’re sure that she’ll win the free-throw competition.

The school field trip to the museum is a little bit boring, until Misha realizes that something strange is going on.

Howie is faced with a dilemma: he has to give a talk at a local library, and he wants to go to the book signing event by his favorite hero SuperChef.

The whole gang is having a sleep-over at Misha’s house.

Everyone is eager to get the latest card in a very special football card collection.

Misha checks out some strange footprints in the snow. Everything suggests that they were left by the Yeti, the famous snow monster.

Larry and Misha find Mrs. Poodle’s glasses on the ground in an empty lot in the neighborhood.

Misha and her friends have to take care of Charley while Mom goes out to do some errands.

Everyone is ready for the annual school relay race.

Misha and the gang have gone out to the woods to pick blackberries.

Charley can’t sleep without his favorite stuffed bear and he takes it with him everywhere he goes.