In this story, Trevor, a young boy, is initially dismissive of his sister Amy, who wants to join him and his friends in sports and games. His friends also mock her, insisting she doesn't belong. After being forced by their mother to include Amy, Trevor hesitantly allows her to play football and is surprised when she throws a touchdown pass.

In woodshop class, Trevor struggles with a project until he discovers that Amy has already completed it successfully. This realization shifts his perspective about her abilities. Later, while playing a video game, Trevor finally acknowledges Amy's skills when she excels in a match.

By the end, Trevor learns that girls can do everything boys can do, and he appreciates Amy’s talents, realizing that he had unfairly judged her based on stereotypes. The story highlights themes of inclusion, breaking gender norms, and the importance of sibling support.