Issue ten begins with Wilma and Wurton having rounded number fun with bubbles then Timbot and Crowball find themselves battling with Count Clockface’s new power suit that powers up by 12 with every transformation. Beechboy Barkley discovers the harsh reality of the food chain and Gamer Girl recreates her computer game “City of Settlements” in the playground with her classmates - but where is the reset button in real life? Thankfully Outlawra is a cartoon because her hazard awareness needs some serious training and Carl the Constipated Tadpole adds some interesting superlatives (no, not “super-laxatives”) to previously dull nouns as he investigates adjectives. Max tries to save his friend Charlie and his delicious cakes from expulsion by reading between the lines and presenting a case using P.E.E (Point, Evidence and Explanation). Sprocket learns how to tell a story through settings, characters, and plot and then we follow the journey of food from chew to…um…loo in “Picture-It”. Inventor Boy’s Spa Machine with a built-in French translator lets him know exactly how his French neighbour is feeling as she prepares to frighten the neighbourhood on Halloween. We ascertain and celebrate everyone’s differences with Doctopus, and Nurse Skuttlefish then Ricky Rhino baffles some bandits with his wisdom on the place value of numbers. Issue ten has posters on the Food Chain, 12 Times Tables and Hazard Awareness.