To Each His Own (a.k.a. Horace is Different)

The kids paint pictures for Gratziella's airline. The kids all paint flowers and suns, but Horace paints what he felt like. He painting looks like a blue blot. The kids tease Horace, and say his painting is weird. Horace is hurt, and hides the paints and brushes. Gratziella talks to Horace about other people who were different: Stravinsky, the Wright Brothers, and Van Gohg. Horace admits to hiding the paints. Gratziella holds an experiment, she has each kids paint their own version of a storm. In the ends, each one has a different storm: Wimzie paints a rainstorm, Jonas paints a tornado, Horace paints a hurricane (making sure the seagulls aren't hurt), and Lou Lou makes a 3-D tree being stuck by lightning. The kids realize that differences make the world a better place, and they apologize to Horace for teasing him.