Ep 11. Daydreaming/Gym

Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide is a show aimed at preteens and adolescents that follows the lives of three friends - Ned Bigby, Moze, and Cookie - as they navigate their way through middle school. Each episode is designed to offer advice and guidance to young viewers on how to survive the challenges of school life.

Season 1 episode 11 is titled "Daydreaming/Gym." In this episode, Ned is distracted from his math class by his daydreams. He imagines himself as a superhero and imagines his crush, Suzie, as his damsel in distress. Ned's daydreaming becomes a problem when he starts to fall behind in his math class. Meanwhile, Moze is struggling with her gym class. She's no good at sports and is getting frustrated with her inability to keep up with the other kids in her class. She turns to Cookie for help, but soon realizes that he's no expert in the world of sports either.

Throughout the episode, Ned and Moze try to find ways to overcome their respective challenges. Ned realizes that he needs to focus more in class and take notes instead of daydreaming. He also asks Suzie for help with his math homework, as she's one of the top students in the class. Meanwhile, Moze decides to take matters into her own hands and train herself to be better at sports. She practices on her own and gradually starts to see improvements.

The episode also touches on the theme of self-acceptance. Moze initially tries to change herself to fit in with the athletic kids in her class, but she eventually realizes that she's happier just being herself. She decides to embrace her strengths - like her intelligence and creativity - instead of trying to be someone she's not.

As with all episodes of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, "Daydreaming/Gym" is filled with humor and relatable scenarios. The show does an excellent job of addressing the challenges that students face in middle school, from academic struggles to social anxieties. The characters are likable and realistic, and the show's positive messages about self-improvement and acceptance make it a great choice for young viewers.