Golda & Ezra

Golda and Ezra are busy planning a party for their pets when the cats run outside. The stepsiblings get their pets back, but not before one of the cats catches a bunny. They take the bunny to the local animal shelter for care. Will the bunny recover? And how can Golda and Ezra keep other wild animals safe?

Golda and Ezra's charity tzedakah box is filled, and they have the perfect idea for how to spend the money. They'd like to purchase a storage box for the park, so people can always have access to balls and other play equipment. The only problem? They have to get permission from Coach Martin, the super strict head of the parks department.

One day at school, Golda sees Ezra slip from the monkey bars in front of his classmates. He hurts his wrist. But, mostly, he's embarrassed and doesn't want to go back to school. So, Golda gets to work, of course! Can Golda and Ezra's classmates help him feel better about returning to school after a terrible tumble?

It's beach day! And Golda and Ezra are looking forward to having a sandcastle-building competition with their friends. But when Ezra, Golda, and their parents arrive at the beach, things aren't pretty, there's trash everywhere. Can Golda, Ezra, their parents, and their friends save their beach day?

When Golda and Ezra visit their neighbor Ms. Ortega to return a dish, they learn that Ms. Ortega has to go out of town unexpectedly. But she was supposed to cook a big meal for the senior center using the harvest from her garden-like she does every Sunday. That's a problem Golda is certain they can solve! Can Golda and Ezra figure out how to make sure the seniors at the senior center get their special dinner anyway?

Golda and Ezra are helping out with the winter show at their community center. Golda's helping with the set. And Ezra's helping run the show-naturally. But when the kids who were supposed to perform the dreidel song get sick, Golda and Ezra step in. Just one problem: Golda's not so good at performing on stage. Can Ezra help his sister get over her stage fright and wow the community with their performance?

The Fishers' neighbors, the Albertos, need a place to stay after a hurricane floods their house. Golda is quick to suggest the Alberto family stay with them. But Ezra is feeling overwhelmed by the extra guests, including an active dog that chases the Fishers' cats. Will the Fisher family find a way to be good hosts, while caring for Ezra's concerns?

Golda is supposed to play Queen Esther at her family's Purim party, but she doesn't feel brave enough to play Esther. After all, Golda was too nervous to ask for a book about Purim at the library. But Ezra reminds Golda that Queen Esther wasn't brave at first either. Is Golda ready to step into her brave role?