Double devoir

Opie is chosen as the super-assistant in the kindergarten class. Thrilled by this idea, Opie forgets to share this responsibility with his classmate.

Opie and her friend Porter are having fun building a tower of blocks. With the blue and yellow blocks, they make a repeating pattern sequence. During the big tidy-up song, the classmates tidy up and clean up the classroom, but Opie and Porter continue to have fun. Surprised, Opie learns that tidying up can be fun! He shares this…

For the special 'show and tell' show, Opie brings his alien robot to school. Panicking, he can't find it and is experiencing great emotions. His friend Porter helps him retrace his steps to find his toy. During the big talking circle, Opie tells his classmates that he has discovered something more special than his toy. …

It's music awareness day at school. Opie's classmates are having fun and successfully playing some instruments.

Opie is excited for 'Monster Day,' until he discovers that his boyfriend Gavin is absent. Opie tries to show Corinne how to play but Corinne has different ideas. With Marjolaine's help, Opie learns to listen and discovers a new way to have fun.

During free time, Sahnya prefers to play alone. Opie wants to play dinosaurs with Sahnya, but she doesn't want to. Opie questions herself and learns to respect her friend's choice.

Opie and Amanye are ready to go on a space mission. All that's missing is the fuel to get the rocket off the ground. When this becomes a problem, the two friends use their imagination to continue their game.

Today, Opie is chosen to be the class Eco-Hero. He tries to reduce, reuse and recycle on his own, but he encounters difficulties. Opie learns to accept help from others and to work together to help the environment.

Opie thinks he knows everything about underwater life after a trip to the aquarium. When he encounters an obstacle, Marjorie makes him realize that we continue to learn throughout our lives.

Opie is proud to announce that he has dressed himself but soon discovers that he has put his sweater on backwards. Afraid to admit his mistake, he invents an inside-out day. His friend Samara makes him realize that everyone makes mistakes!

Marjorie invites friends in the class to find the similarities and differences between two animals. Then, Opie and Gavin work together to find their similarities. They will have to take time to think it through.

Opie trades his lucky button for a marble, but tries to get it back when he realizes how much it means to him.

Opie has to recite a poem in front of his classmates. Thinking he's ready, he starts to rehearse and forgets the words. Worried that he'll mess up, Opie confides in Marjorie and finds a way to regain his confidence.

Opie is very excited. He doesn't want to miss Jonathan's lesson on how to make a comet to go to the bathroom. After his little accident, Opie learns to recognize his needs.

Opie builds a space station and puts a 'stop' sign so he can finish building it later. He then joins his comrades to gather information and make predictions. Meanwhile, Samarah, having forgotten the sign, demolishes Opie's construction. Despite his anger, Opie manages to forgive his friend.