Aired: 8/17/2021
During his first outing on the seas at Fishaway Day Camp, Cory learns that he doesn't need to catch a fish to have an awesome time.
A nervous new addition arrives in the classroom, and Cory's job as a first-day buddy is to make sure his new pal is having fun.
Cory and Chrissy love getting spoiled by their overly-generous grandparents who allow ice cream for breakfast.
Cory and the rest of the Hub Scouts try to slow down, look around and catch the beautiful bloom of a very rare flower.
Cory lost his voice and his tummy's rumbling; he tries to send signals to his family to let them know what snack he's been craving.
On a family picnic, Cory and his parents show little sister Chrissy the best ways to fly a kite and keep it floating.
When Chrissy's beloved blanket goes missing, Cory puts on his detective hat to track it down.
On a construction crew, everyone has a job to do; Cory and friends have a busy day learning about the tasks at a building site.
With his very first library card, Cory's ready to read even more, but he might have a hard time keeping track of all the books he's checked out.
Cory shares his flying fears with friend Winnie before taking off on a flight of his own.
Cory's friend Freddie takes great care of his new pet plant, only to discover that too much attention isn't always good for it.
Cory wants to surprise Mama for her birthday; when things don't go according to plan, the family must learn to make the best of it.
Cory convinces Chrissy that it's Opposite Day, and soon he has the entire town getting turned upside down.
Halle and Freddie compete to be Cory's "best" best friend to see who will take his extra ticket to the Backstreet Buses show.
Cory's competitive spirit gets the best of him while calling the shots as the coach of Chrissy's soccer team.
The Carson family adjusts to a new loud life when Cory starts learning to play the tuba and won't stop practicing.
Cory, Freddie and Halle team up to face off with the rest of their class during a game of capture the flag at recess.
