Mightywaybooks Presents: Kids and Kindness - Encouraging stories for children 8-13.

Last week, Angie saw Mr. Mitchell enter the main office for his meeting with Principal Todd and secretly waited to see if the meeting went well. Morgan saw Angie and decided to stay with her until they got an answer. Once Angie got the courage to ask Mr. Mitchell if Principal Todd would let her go to the dance, she was surprised to find they had decided she would have to come up with a punishment on her own to show everyone that her apology was sincere. When Morgan told her the Mustards Seeds would help, Angie appreciated the offer, but realized this was something she had to do on her own.

In our last episode, Angie decided to take the Mustard Seeds' advice and give her teacher, Mr. Mitchell a sincere apology. Angie shared with him that she really did want to attend the dance and asked him if he would speak with Principal Todd. Mr. Mitchell saw every day as a beginning which offered everyone a new start, so he told Angie he would speak to Principal Todd. And even though Angie left Mr. Mitchell's classroom still not knowing if she would be allowed to attend the Father/Daughter Dance, she was pleased because she believed there was still a chance that she could.

Tara had an idea to help Angie and wanted to share it with the rest of the Mustard Seeds. Unfortunately, she was late to school and had missed everyone, so she would have to wait until the end of the day to tell them. After school, Sam had been delayed, so Tara still didn't get her chance to share. Once Angie admitted that she wanted to go to the dance, the girls told her she needed to start by giving her teacher, Mr. Mitchell a sincere apology. Tara thought that was the best thing to do and decided she would hold on to her idea and save it for another time.

In chapter 5, The Mustard Seeds were summoned to Principal Todd's office to hear her decision. However, as they waited to be called inside, Angie Waller emerged from having a meeting of her own with Mrs. Todd. The girls tried to be hopeful but saw the sad look on Angie's face and concluded their principal had said she was not going to change her mind about letting Angie go to the dance. To their surprise, it was Angie who had told Principal Todd she didn't want to go. This made them realize that Mrs. Todd wasn't the only one who needed to have a change of heart.

In our last episode, The Mustard Seeds were pleased to find that their meeting with Principal Todd was going to happen. Once they were summoned to her office, they realized they didn't know what to say. The girls were put at ease when Sam suggested they tell Mrs. Todd the truth. Principal Todd listened as the Mustard Seeds shared what they believed was Angie's reason for not wanting to attend the Father/Daughter Dance. Principal Todd said she would think about what the girls had shared but didn't promise to change her mind. For now, that was good enough for the Mustard Seeds because it meant there was still a chance Angie could go to the dance.

In our last episode, The Mustard Seeds were pleased to find that their meeting with Principal Todd was going to happen. Once they were summoned to her office, they realized they didn't know what to say. The girls were put at ease when Sam sugested they tell Mrs. Todd the truth. Principal Todd listened as the Mustard Seeds shared what they believed was Angie's reason for not wanting to attend the Father/Daughter Dance. Principal Todd said she would think about what the girls had shared but didn't promise she would change her mind. For now, that was good enough for the Mustard Seeds because it meant there was still a chance Angie could go to the dance.

In Chapter 3, Morgan's mom agreed to set up an appointment with Principal Todd for the Mustard Seeds. They hoped they could change her decision about not letting Angie attend the Father/Daughter Dance. The girls believed if they shared the real reason Angie misbehaved, Principal Todd would surely give her another chance.

The girls wanted to help Angie and Tara tried very hard to cheer her up. Nothing seemed to put Angie in a better mood. They all agreed the Father/Daughter Dance wouldn't be the same if Angie couldn't attend. The Mustard Seeds decided they would try to change Principal Todd's mind and hoped she would change her decision and let Angie go to the dance. They knew getting in to see Mrs. Todd was not going to be easy, so Morgan offered to ask her dad for some special help in getting an appointment.

In Chapter 1, Clover Elementary School Principal, Mrs. Todd announced the school's 5th grade Father/Daughter Dance. It was a "big announcement", and the girls are excited, but feel the need to help Angie, who for some reason will not be allowed to attend. They remind one another that they are The Mustard Seeds and agree that it's time to do another good deed.

The girls of The Mustard Seeds club have found themselves right in the middle of a need to do another good deed. The students are excited because the Clover Elementary School has announced the Father/Daughter Dance for fifth grade girls. Unfortunately, Angie Waller has been told she cannot attend. Angie's friends, The Mustard Seeds are determined to find a way for her to go to the dance.

In book 2, The Mustard Seeds prove once again the importance of being good friends and teaches the lesson that when we work together, being small can't stop you from doing big things to help others.