Mo's Elementary Mysteries

When a neighbor’s Christmas Penguin suddenly disappears from their front lawn, Mo and her friends are on the case. Will they find out who took it and why? Will they find the display before Christmas?

Paul left his skateboard outside on his front porch while he went into the house to drink water; when he returned, his board was gone. He enlists the help of Mo and her friends to find out who took it.

It’s February, and Kayla Washington is selling chocolate candy bars to raise money for a gymnastics tournament. She brings a couple of boxes to school to sell to her classmates. When she accidentally leaves the boxes outside along with the envelope filled with money, someone has taken it! It’s up to Mo to investigate what happened. Who took the candy along with the money, and why?

It's Spring Break, and to keep the neighborhood kids entertained, Grandma Gerry hid Easter eggs around the front yard. Two of the eggs have not been found. Grandma Gerry can’t remember where she put them. Mo and her friends soon discover a few other items have gone missing around the neighborhood. It’s up to them to figure out what happened and why.

While Kayla and Kimberly are out of town for a gymnastics competition, Monique is left to hang out with Peter and Paul. While skateboarding at the park on a Saturday afternoon, they remember they could earn extra credit for assisting with planting as part of the Arbor Day weekend. During their volunteer efforts, they discover one of the trees has gone missing. It's up to Mo, Peter, and Paul to figure out what happened and why.

Since Kayla and Kimberly returned from a gymnastics competition, Monique has felt discarded and abandoned by Kayla. Mo decides to hang out with Peter and Paul rather than compete with Kimberly for Kayla's attention. The mothers of Monique, Kayla, and Kimberly have different plans for the girls. It is up to moms to help their daughters combat a bad case of jealousy.

It's Father's Day weekend, and the Meadow Lane kids are camping with their dads for bonding time. A few of the kids are excited, while others are dreading it. Mishaps and misunderstandings occur, but will the bonding time get stronger or weaker? When items go missing, it's up to Mo and her friends to figure out how, why, and where they are.

It's Mo and Kayla's tenth birthday, and to celebrate, Grandma Gerry has devised a scavenger hunt. The friends must work together to solve the riddles and then find the objects belonging to neighbors on Meadow Lane. When one of the objects is missing, they must use their mystery-solving skills to figure out what happened. Will they find it in time?