When Teddy teases Jeff about being rich, Jeff invites Teddy to spend the weekend to see how the “Rich Cassidys” actually live. Teddy is surprised to learn that there is a price to be paid for everything. This video shows kids how they can find satisfaction in the choices they make about money. It also encourages them to respect the choices of others.

When Casey can’t stop his older sister from embarrassing him, her decides to “pay her back” during a special slide presentation at her Sweet Sixteen Birthday Party. Theresa discovers Casey’s plans and tries to stop him. This video shows kids why fighting and getting even doesn’t work and how everyone wins when people respect and get along with one another.

AJ’s boasting about flying to Disneyland with his “super-rich” friend doesn’t impress the other Human Race Club members. In trying to win a new friend, AJ neglects his most valued relationships. This video will help kids understand that being a friend takes special effort and that friends should be chosen for who they are, not for what they have.

After the death of Pamela’s classmate, Pamela is asked to write a sympathy letter to her friend’s family. In meeting this difficult challenge, Pamela makes an important discovery about herself and everyone else. This special video encourages kids to value themselves and others by learning to appreciate every human being.

Maggie mistakenly assumes that she will represent the Human Race Club by driving the Lean Mean Machine in the Hometown Go-Cart Derby. But then her runaway emotions steer her on a collision course into trouble! In this special video, kids will learn how to handle uncomfortable feelings like anger, frustration, and anxiety.

When AJ and his pen pal, Joey, discover their mutual interest in basketball, they become best friends. The chance to meet at a professional basketball game leads them to find prejudice where they least expect it. This video will help kids learn about the negative effects of prejudice and discrimination, and will teach them the importance of forming their opinions about others intelligently.