The scene opens with concern among the staff about Miss Flores, who is unusually late. Meanwhile, Tasha’s zipper is stuck, and she asks for help. A creative solution is found by using soap to make it slippery, which resolves the issue. Tasha thanks the helper and marvels at how imagination can solve problems, as inspired by Miss Flores.

Suddenly, Mickey and Minnie Mouse make an appearance, but it turns out to be people in costume, not the real characters. The kids are reminded to use their imagination, which they do with enthusiasm.

The focus shifts to a discussion about a Disney World trip, with permission slips and checks being collected. However, many children, including Tasha, don’t have their checks ready. Miss Flores notices and, upon inquiry, discovers that Tasha’s family is struggling financially. Tasha’s dad explains that due to job loss, car repairs, and caring for a sick relative, they cannot afford the trip.

Miss Flores expresses her sympathy and regret, understanding how much Tasha was looking forward to the trip. The situation highlights the financial strain on families and the impact it has on their ability to participate in special events.