Karl and Theresa chase Heidi and Peter to Grandfather's old house in the village. The girls end up trapped in the attic, where no one can hear them.

Villagers set out to hunt a wolf that threatened one of their goats. Meanwhile, Heidi is alone in the woods, where she finds a young wolf cub.

As spring returns, Peter discovers the treasure he kept hidden in the shed has vanished. He and Heidi set a trap for the thieves.

After Karl and Theresa invade the treehouse, Heidi and Peter can't agree on what to do. Heidi turns to Grandfather for help.

Heidi and Theresa decide to put their differences aside as they race to save one of the goats.

Heidi is finally ready to become a "Goat General"! But her excitement fades when Aunt Dete arrives to take her back to the city.

In the city, Heidi is sent to help Clara, a young girl in a wheelchair. First she must get past the girl's stern governess, Miss Rottenmeier.

Longing for a glimpse of the mountains, Heidi sneaks out to the cathedral bell tower. But she'll need help to escape Miss Rottenmeier's suspicions.

When Miss Rottenmeier punishes Heidi for sneaking kittens into the house, Clara must find a way to save the cats from a terrible fate.

The girls are eager to show Clara's father how much she has improved with Heidi's help. But an accident gets Heidi in trouble with the family.

Back from summer break, Clara's teacher discovers that Heidi doesn't know how to read or write. Clara tries to help so they can have lessons together.

Clara's grandmother, a former actress, swoops in and decides to put on a play with the girls. Heidi begins to get excited about reading.

Grandmamma takes the girls to the park, where they meet a new friend. But Clara grows jealous when Heidi and Rudy start running after butterflies.

Worried that Clara has given up on walking, Heidi and Grandmamma try everything to cheer her up. Clara starts training in secret to surprise them.

While Miss Rottenmeier is out of town, Heidi and Clara bring home a sick baby goat. Meanwhile, the butler has a surprise for Aunt Dete.

When the goat drives Miss Rottenmeier to quit in a huff, Clara is very upset. Heidi decides there's only one way to get the governess to stay.

Now that Clara can stand, Heidi assumes she'll be going back to the mountains. But she learns Clara's father has a different plan for her.

As summer arrives, Heidi misses the mountains more than ever. Meanwhile, Miss Rottenmeier and Clara's father investigate strange sounds in the night.

Heidi is upset when Grandfather doesn't reply to her letter. She soon learns her letter was never sent -- and someone in the house still has it.

Heidi says goodbye to Clara and returns to the mountains at last. But Grandfather didn't get her message, and is packing his bags to leave.

Heidi steps in as Goat General while Peter rushes off to help a trapped Karl. Her skills are put to the test when Peter's goat gives birth.

Heidi and Grandfather move to the Manor so she can go to school. Theresa's family is not happy to see them, but Theresa needs Grandfather's help.

Peter can't afford the medicine his grandmother needs, so Heidi pays for it with a family heirloom. But a winter storm creates a new problem.

The day of an important test at school, Peter finds someone has opened the gate to let all his goats out. He has to make a difficult choice.

Before moving to another village, Karl holds a scavenger hunt to give away his fossil collection. Heidi realizes why Theresa is so desperate to win.