aardvark

When Arthur gets the hiccups, his family and friends try everything they can think of to make them go away.

When Arthur starts talking about his school project involving a Big Green Machine, D.W. imagines a scary contraption that will turn everyone green.

Arthur goes with his class on a field trip to the museum, but gets in trouble when he takes a wrong turn after heading for the bathroom.

Buster goes away for a month, and Arthur becomes sad and confused when he does not receive even one postcard from him.

Arthur wants to spend his Saturday playing with his friends and hanging out in the treehouse, but his parents need him to help with chores around the house.

One day, when Arthur's friends are too busy to play with him, he uses his imagination instead.

When Arthur rakes the leaves for his father and then jumps into them, spreading them everywhere again, he needs a little help from his friends to get the job done.

Arthur enjoys his tree house with his family or friends as guests and sometimes just by himself.

Arthur doesn't believe that his little sister can really read, so he challenges her to prove it.

Introduces the "ar" sound, as compared with the broad "o" sound, through a rhyming story in which an aardvark who longs to travel far away takes a trip downriver on a barge and has an adventurous journey before deciding that she will be glad to return to her ant farm.