"No-Go Mofongo": Alma wants to help Mami fix her mofongo, but she makes it worse. She thinks about it, and realizes she should've asked Mami for help.

"Alma the Artist": Alma wants to make a mural for Mr. Huda's store, and she enlists the help of André. However, he keeps changing her design. She thinks about it, and realizes that she should speak up for herself.

"Alma's Movie Night": The kids are heading to Movie Night in the park, but André is really scared. Alma decides to help him so he can see the movie, but he tells her the truth. She thinks about it, and realizes that André is scared.

"Doggone Sox": Alma has a dog named Chacho, and he likes to hide things. Abuelo's lucky sock is missing, and if Alma can't find it, Chacho can't spend the night with her. She thinks about it, and realizes that she should look close to the ground like Chacho.

"Cardboard Club": Alma, Rafia, and André find a cardboard box and want to turn it into a clubhouse. But when Eddie, Becka, and Junior join the Cardboard Club, there's even less room in the clubhouse. Alma wants everyone to play together. She thinks about it, and realizes that they can make a Cardboard Club City.

"Alma's Showstopper": Alma convinces Lucas to sing at Open Mic Monday, but Lucas has stage fright. She needs to find a way to help him. She realizes that Lucas can conquer his stage fright if someone he loves can see him.

"Coqui Quest": Alma and her friends play a game, hoping they might find a coquí frog that only lives in Puerto Rico. But soon the game gets old. Alma thinks about it, and realizes while they may not find coquí frogs, they can use their imagination.

"Alma on Ice": When Rafia has trouble ice skating for the first time, Alma must find a way to help her without making her feel self-conscious. Becoming an ice queen is really hard! She thinks about it, and realizes that she just needs to help Rafia.

"Beatbox Big Time": Alma wants to beatbox, but she doesn't want to practice. When she performs out in the backyard, she does horrible. Alma thinks about it, and realizes the reason she didn't do well was because she didn't practice; so she had to try again for the 2nd performance - and things went really, really well this time!

"Basketball Birds": Alma and Rafia want to play basketball, but there's a bird nest on the hoop! Now, they have to keep the birds safe. Alma thinks about it, and realizes that she should tell someone.

"Socks for Sale": When Chacho chews holes in the socks that Alma was planning to donate for the Community Center's Bomba Drum Fundraiser, she has to figure out a way to transform the holey mess into a new success. Alma thinks about it, and realizes that she can turn the socks into something new.

"Junior's Story": Junior really wants to find a book about a Puerto Rican boy, dinosaurs, and the Bronx, but Alma and André can't find any stories that have all three at the bookstore. Alma thinks about it, and realizes that she can help Junior make his own book.

"Alma's New Kicks": Mami surprises Alma with a perfect pair of brand-new soccer cleats to replace her old ones. But now Alma must choose: play her best soccer game and get her amazing new shoes dirty or protect her cleats by staying on the sidelines. Alma thinks about it, and realizes that marks can be used as memories.

"Alma's Noche Buena": It's Alma's favorite holiday, Noche Buena (or Christmas Eve), and she can't wait to celebrate her family's yearly traditions. But when the traditions go wrong, Alma feels disappointed. Can she still have a fun Noche Buena when things are so different?

"Alma's Rescue Repair": After repairing Junior's castle, Alma decides to start her own repairing business called "Alma's Rescue Repair". But running back and forth is very tedious and takes longer. How can Alma do it quicker? She thinks about it, and realizes that she should make her own mini-repair shop.

"Song of the Summer": Alma's family is invited to the Sunny Soto concert, and get tickets in person too. She invites her friends to come, but it turns out her parents don't want her friends to come. She thinks about it, and realizes that she should have asked Lulú first.

"Singing on the 6 Train": Alma, André, and Lucas are doing a special squirrel performance with Tía Gloria. But she has to go to work on the 6 Train. When the kids perform, Alma feels bad and wishes that Gloria could be there. She thinks about it, and realizes that she and her friends can perform on the 6 Train for Gloria.

"Too Corny": During a visit to the Community Garden, Alma gets to pick a veggie to add to Abuelo's Super Slurpy Spaghetti Supper. She finds one of her favorite foods, corn, but she takes too much. Alma thinks about it, and realizes that she was being selfish and should have taken only what she needed.

"Granny on the Go": Alma is excited when she finds out her Granny Isa is visiting. But, when she finds out Isa isn't able to visit due to a storm, she is really sad because they can't do the Viennese Waltz. What can Alma do now? She thinks about it, and realizes that she can still be able to spend the day with Isa.

"Checkers Champ": When André gets nervous about playing against grownups in a checkers tournament, Coach Alma is there to help.

"Steggie Rescue": At a sleepover, Alma, Eddie, and Junior play a late-night game with Steggie.

"Do the Waltzango": When Eddie and Becka can't agree on what kind of dance to do together, Alma helps the pair create a brand-new, mash-up dance.

"Alma's Book Swap": When the library is under renovation, Alma finds a way for everyone in the community to gather and share books with one another.

"Lucas Left Out": Alma helps Lucas feel better after he misses out on a trip to the Statue of Liberty.

"Alma Picked a Pepper": Alma is so excited that she's grown a pepper that looks like Chacho because she forgot to give credit to the person who helped her succeed.

"Chacho Gets a Bath": When a dirty Chacho runs away at the park, Alma, Junior, and Abuelo must track him down for a bath.

"Trick or Treatasaurus": When Junior accidentally ruins his dinosaur costume, Alma helps him find a way to turn his mistake into a fright-night delight.

"Community Campout": Alma accidentally embarrasses Rafia during the sleepover at the community center.

"Alma's Best Friend": When Alma has to choose a best friend to give a friendship bracelet to, she's not sure whom to pick.

"Lost in the Bronx": When Alma and Uncle Nestor get separated from the rest of the family on the subway, Alma relies on a plan she made with Mami to reunite them.