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Ghost mother

A mother ghost appears with her family in "The Fright Stuff." She was knitting (despite being a ghost) while her husband talked to their daughter why scaring people is wrong. She later went down to the party with her family, ironically wearing ghost costumes. The cause of death for this character is unknown.
==Gallery==
Ghostfamilycostumes.jpg|On the left.
Category:Ghosts
Category:Deceased characters
Category:Female
Category:Parents
Category:Cats
Category:Ghost family
Category:Blond hair
Category:Characters
Category:A to Z
Category:Cameo Characters
Ghost of Lunch Tomorrow

The Ghost of Lunch Tomorrow (also the Ghost of Bicycles Never Ridden) is a spirit that appears several times to show people the error of their ways in a dream. He bears an uncanny resemblance to Binky.
He first appears in "Prunella Gets it Twice" along with the Ghost of Presents Past to show Prunella why Francine was glum at her party.
He appears by himself in "Arthur Changes Gears" to show Arthur why he should not wait too long to ride his new bike. In "Arthur Changes Gears," he wears a helmet and bicycle clothes and calls himself the "Ghost of Bicycles Never Ridden," but Prunella still recognizes him as his old alias, most likely because he still had the corned beef sandwich floating above his head. It is possible that he was wearing the bicycle clothes under his cloak in his first appearance.
Ghost of Lunch Tomorrow is a parody of Ghost of Christmas Future in Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.
==Gallery==
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Category:Ghosts
Category:Male
Category:Bulldogs
Category:Lookalikes
Category:Imaginary characters
Category:Kids
Category:Characters
Category:A to Z
Ghost of Presents Past

The Ghost of Presents Past is a spirit that appears to Prunella to show her why Francine was moping at the party. Her name refers to what had to happen in the past for someone to give a present (gift). Her appearance is symbolically like a Polly Locket doll.
Ghost of Presents Past is a parody of Ghost of Christmas Past in Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.
Category:Characters
Category:Female
Category:Ghosts
Category:Canines
Category:Imaginary characters
Category:Blond hair
Category:A to Z
Ghost of the Crown City Star

The ghost of the Crown City Star is a ghost said to haunt the Crown City Star.
According to legend, she lost her ticket and a cruel ticket-collector would not let her leave the train, so she has been haunting the corridors all these years, searching for another girl to take her place.
She is mentioned in "Strangers on a Train," when Sue Ellen is convinced that the ghost wants to meet her. It turns out that she is Betsy Johnson, who is still alive.
Category:Ghosts
Category:Female
Category:Kids
Category:Cats
Category:Fictional characters
Category:Characters
Category:A to Z
Category:One Time Characters
Giant Spider

A Giant Spider appears in the opening of "What Scared Sue Ellen?" as one of the common fears that Arthur lists. After Arthur fell from the tall building into a chasm, the spider caught him mid-air and lifted him to safety. He screamed and ran away from the spider, but it simply scratched its head in puzzlement.
Category:Arthropods
Category:Animals
Category:Imaginary characters
Category:Characters
Category:A to Z
Give Buster Candy Day

Give Buster Candy Day (referred to by Buster himself as Give Me Candy Day) was Buster's idea for a new holiday in "The Long, Dull Winter." Starting out resembling Halloween, kids dress up in fun costumes, ring Buster's doorbell, and give him (and only him) candy. Francine said it was selfish, but Buster said that once he had eaten all he could, he would "share the rest with all the little children."
Category:Events
Category:A to Z
Glass bird

The Glass bird was owned by Jane Read until Arthur accidentally broke it when he was chasing D.W. and knocked down a lamp, as seen in a flashback. He got her a new one from a store at the Mill Creek Mall called Crystalwerks in Arthur's Perfect Christmas that cost $9.59, but it broke when he attempted to give it to her on Christmas Day.
In "Arthur and Los Vecinos", it is revealed that Mrs. Molina owned a similar bird.
It was also shown in the season 8 episode, "Bleep," when Arthur is telling how he could "bleep" D.W's voice to prevent getting in trouble for breaking the bird.
Category:Objects
Category:A to Z
Glasses

Glasses are what people wear in the universe if they can't see well.
==Sunglasses==
Sunglasses or sun glasses (also called shades or sunnies) are a form of protective eyewear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight and high-energy visible light from damaging or discomforting the eyes. It is a Glasses that is colored, polarized or darkened.
==People that wear Glasses==
*Arthur Read
*Francine Frensky
*D.W. Read
*Bionic Bunny
*Ms. Krasny
Category:Objects
Glasses for D.W.

Glasses for D.W. is a 1996 sticker/picture book by Marc Brown.
==Plot==
D.W. wants to wear glasses, just like her big brother, Arthur. After Arthur explains that without his glasses a hat looks like a bat and some string looks like a ring duck, D.W. sets out to prove that everything looks funny to her, too. Finally, Arthur finds a way to make his sister see the situation a bit more clearly in which D.W wants glasses without really needing them. Arthur explains to D.W that his glasses are for him to see better, not just for decoration. But D.W. objects and gives references, such as her dad saying she was "blind as a bat" for not finding her toothbrush. She even bumped into things to prove she needed them.
Category:Step-Into-Reading Books
Category:Arthur Books
Category:D.W. Series
Category:A to Z
Glen Berger

Glen Berger is a writer for both and .
==Writing Credits==
=== Episodes===
*70301 "Ants in Arthur's Pants"
*70402 "Waiting to Go"
*70602 "Jenna's Bedtime Blues"
*80402 "D.W., Dancing Queen"
*80701 "Desk Wars"
*100401 "Feeling Flush"
*110402 "Brain's Shocking Secret"
*220201 "When Rivals Came to Roost"
===Postcards From Buster Episodes===
*105 "Among the Hmong"
*121 "Buster's League of Champions"
==Songwriting Credits==
*"At Home in Madison" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"Song for Buster" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"The Elusive Moose" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"Bayou, by Me" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
*"In Phoenix with You" (with Claudio Ragazzi)
Category:Writers
Category:Songwriters
Category:A to Z
Glenbrook Academy

Glenbrook Academy is a private school in Elwood City, and, according to Elwood City Turns 100!, one of 15 schools in Elwood City. All of the children are known to be clever. It was a candidate school for Elwood City's Medieval Fair against Lakewood Elementary School in The Return of the King. At the very end of that episode, Arthur grabbed the sword out of the stone, where Lakewood immediately triumphed over Glenbrook Academy. Glenbrook Academy is known as one of the most prestigious academies in Elwood City. The students at Glenbrook resemble the same personalities as the students at Lakewood.
==History==
One of Glenbrook Academy's teachers is Mr. Pryce-Jones, who lead his class, all with striking similiarities to Lakewood students, to the medieval fair. Mr. Ratburn used to attended the school and Mr. Ratburn thinks he is not a tough enough teacher because of his former teacher. Mr. Haney's niece and nephew are currently tutored by Mr. Pryce-Jones.
==Current Day==
*In Elwood City Turns 100! it almost hosted the musical, but instead Lakewood did.
*Mr. Pryce-Jones has still not retired from teaching and still leads his class in a very strict manner, just like his past students.
==School Uniform==
Unlike Lakewood Elementary, Glenbrook is a private school (Lakewood is public). Like other private schools, Glenbrook requires that all students wear the official uniform. The male students wear blue blazers with the school crest, navy blue ties, tan pants, and gray shoes. The female students wear similar jumpers with the school crest, plaid skirts, different shoes, and their blue socks are visible.
== Faculty ==
There is only one known faculty member, Mr. Pryce-Jones, who teaches 3rd grade. Presumably, there are numerous other faculty members, such as a principal, kitchen staff, nurse, etc (otherwise the school would barely function.)
==Students==
*Buffy
*Chester
*Colleen
*Rusty
*I.Q.
*Winky
*3rd Grade Male Rat (Number 3)
*3rd Grade Female Bear (Number 2)
*3rd Grade Male Goat
*3rd Grade Female Dog (Number 2)
*3rd Grade Female Dog
*3rd Grade Female Aardvark (Number 8)
*Nigel Ratburn (former student)
==Appearances==
*The Return of the King
*Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival (cameo during the Library Card song)
*Elwood City Turns 100! (mentioned)
*Lend Me Your Ear (mentioned)
== Trivia ==
* It's unknown how many grades Glenbrook Academy covers, since in Arthur's Almost Boring Day it's revealed that Mr. Ratburn was a student at Elwood City High School (which is a public school) alongside Mr. Haney and both of Arthur's parents.
** It's possible that Glenbrook Academy is either a private elementary school (covering Kindergarten thru 5th-grade) or a private K-8 school. (covering both elementary school and middle school)
==Sources==
Category:Schools
Category:Elwood City
Category:Places
 
Category:A to Z
Go! George Go!

Go! George Go! is a game on the Arthur page of the PBS Kids website.
==Gameplay==
The player is given 8 people to choose from. The scene then switches to a map of a portion of Elwood City, showing the eight people's locations and the Ice Cream Shop. The player must choose 6 steps for George to take. Each step, George goes in a straight line in the direction chosen to a person's house. George can only stop to change direction at people's houses, but does not have to if the person was not chosen. The goal is to get George to the selected person in as few steps as possible.
==External links==
*Go! George Go! on PBS Kids
==References==
Category:PBS Kids website games
Category:A to Z
Go Fetch

Go Fetch is a printable on the section of the PBS Kids website. It plays like an Arthur version of . Players print out two sets of cards, and then give five cards to each player. Next, players take turns asking for cards, like "Do you have Francine?" If the other player does not have the card, they say "Go fetch," and the player who asked takes a card from the stack. When the stack of cards runs out, the player who has the most pairs of character cards wins the game.
After the site's revamp in October 2018, the game was converted to a PDF. A few changes were made: "Tibble Twins" was changed to "Tibbles," "The Brain" was changed to "Brain," D.W. and Nadine have different art, and Grandpa Dave replaces Ms. Paige Turner.
==Cards==
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==External links==
*Archived page
*PDF
Category:Printable
Category:A to Z
Category:PBS Kids website
Category:Pages with Wikipedia links
Go Fish

Go Fish is a simple card game that is seen on occasion.
==Appearances==
*Season 2
**The Big Blow-Up - Arthur, Buster, Brain and Francine
*Season 6
**The Boy Who Cried Comet! - 3 members of the International Space Station
*Season 15
**Whistling in the Wind - Arthur and Buster
*Books
**Arthur's Science Fair Trouble
**Volunteer of the Year
==Gallery==
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VolunteeroftheYear - Go Fish.jpg
Category:Games
Category:A to Z
Go To Your Room, D.W.

#REDIRECT Go to Your Room, D.W.
D.W. gets a big trouble and his mom tells her to go to his room. then, The Squirrel came to see what's wrong with D.W. and D.W. will not be free anymore. so The Squirrel tells her what is wrong, and D.W. runs out his room, and Dad tells D.W. to go her room, and D.W. will not be free. and she is imagine about Arthur has a big trouble. so D.W. did, D.W. and The Squirrel tried to find out. and D.W. alone of his room. and so, his mom came to tell her she can come out and be free. and D.W. is happy. D.W. will not get a big trouble again.
Go to Sleep

Go to Sleep is a song performed by D.W. that was available on the Music Box game on the PBS Kids website and was featured on Arthur and Friends: The First Almost Real Not Live CD (or Tape). It was about D.W. complaining that her sister never stops crying. Of course, it isn't actually sung, only spoken, and, aside from the beginning paragraph, shouted, all to a backdrop of raucous rock-and-roll.
Mrs. Read was worried that it would disturb Baby Kate, but to her surprise, it actually helped Kate get to sleep.
==Lyrics==
All my baby sister doesIs cry and cry and cryI'll never sleep againI need the world's most powerful lullaby.
Go to sleep!Go to sleep!Count a sheep!Don't make a peep!Go to sleep, little baby.
Why do you have to scream in my earWhy don't you keep it down, I'm right hereIt feels like you've been crying for a yearAren't I making myself very clear?Go to sleep already, baby.
Go to sleep!Go to sleep!Count a sheep!Don't make a peep!Go to sleep, little baby.
You've been up all dayYou've had plenty of time to playWhat in the world are you trying to sayWhat do you want from me anyway
Go to sleep!Go to sleep!Count a sheep!Sheep! Sheep! Sheep! Sheep!Go to sleep, little baby.Go to sleep, little baby.Go to sleep, little baby.Go to sleep!
== Trivia ==
* This song is not featured in the series but it's featured in Arthur and Friends: The First Almost Real Not Live CD (or Tape).
Category:Songs
Category:A to Z
Going To Cocoa Beach

Going To Cocoa Beach is a song from the Postcards From Buster episode, "Riding the Wave". 
==Lyrics==
I've got my surfboard in my hand,
And the wind is in my hair.
We'll run across the sand,
Hey, we're almost there.
Gonna catch some rays
And ride the waves.
Gonna join the surfing craze.
Make a splash and don't hold back!
We're going to Cocoa Beach
Oh-oh
We're going to Cocoa...
We're going to Cocoa Beach
Oh-oh
We're going to Cocoa...
I've got my surfboard in my hand.
(We're going to Cocoa Beach)
Perfect days and perfect waves
(We're going to Cocoa...)
We're going to Cocoa Beach
Oh-oh
We're going to Cocoa...
We're going to Cocoa Beach
We're going to Cocoa Beach
Going to Cocoa...
Going to Cocoa Beach.
Category:Songs
Category:A to Z
Golden Panda Chinese Restaurant

Golden Panda is a Chinese restaurant that specializes in peanut-free Chinese cuisine. It is decorated with Chinese lanterns hung up on the ceiling. It uses a lot of different styles of architecture, and uses bold colors for the walls, such as red and gold.
Binky and his family start coming here every week to continue their tradition of eating Chinese food on Friday nights after discovering that Binky is allergic to peanuts, since a lot of Chinese food is cooked in peanut oil.
Binky's favorite thing on the menu from this restaurant are the egg rolls.
==Appearances==
*"Binky Goes Nuts"
*"Big Brother Binky"
*"I Wanna Hold Your Hand" (Mentioned)
==Gallery==
Inside Golden Panda Chinese Restaurant.PNG|Interior of the Golden Panda Chinese Restaurant. 
Peanut Free Eggroll at Golden Panda Chinese Restaurant.PNG|The food of the restaurant. 
Category:Elwood City
Category:Restaurants
Category:A to Z
Golem

The golem is a fictional lapine-shaped clay monster. According to the story that Mrs. Saperstein tells Francine, it came to life by a violinist's magic spell. 
Its only appearance is in "Arthur and the Haunted Treehouse."
Category:Rabbits
Category:Objects
Category:Characters
Category:Religion and mythology
Category:A to Z
Category:One Time Characters
Category:Mentioned characters
Gondola

The gondola is a traditional, flat-bottomed Venetian rowing boat.
Capri de Vapida and Pixel rode in a gondola with interviewer Candy Coco while in Venice, Italy.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*"All the Rage"
===Postcards from Buster===
*"Ciao Buster"
==External links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:Transportation
Category:A to Z
Good Behavior of the Week Award

This is an award presented on Friday by Ms. Morgan in the episode, "My Fair Tommy". It recognizes a student within the Elwood City Preschool that has had exceptional behavior on that week. The winner gets their picture on the Good Behavior of the Week Award bulletin board, and in addition to that they also get a cupcake.
==Known Recipients of the Award==
D.W. Read - Her picture was placed on the bulletin board and she received a choclate cupcake. 
Tommy Tibble - He received a vanilla cupcake.
==Gallery==
Screen Shot 2016-07-27 at 11.06.46 PM.png|D.W.'s picture being unveiled on the bulletin board. 
Screen Shot 2016-07-27 at 11.07.01 PM.png|D.W. receiving her chocolate cupcake. 
Screen Shot 2016-07-27 at 11.05.52 PM.png|Tommy receiving his vanilla cupcake.
Category:Awards
Category:A to Z
Good Night, D.W.

Good Night, D.W. is a D.W. book by Marc Brown. In the book, it is time for D.W. to go to bed, but she insists repeatedly that she is not sleepy. Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Read all try to help her, seemingly without success, until D.W. finally ends up unintentionally putting herself to sleep.
==Plot summary==
It's D.W.'s bedtime. As she cuddles up with her teddy bear, Mom and Dad turn on her Mary Moo Cow night-light, give her a kiss and bid her goodnight. D.W., however, is wide awake and calls out worriedly, "Is anyone out there?" Arthur comes in and D.W. tells him that she can't sleep. Arthur tells her that whenever he can't sleep, he thinks of one of Bionic Bunny's adventures and it tires him out. D.W. tries thinking of Bionic Bunny, but all she can come up with is that he probably has trouble falling asleep too, given all of the emergencies he must have on his mind. Arthur tells her that he has homework to do and leaves her.
Still wide awake, D.W. calls out again. This time, Dad shows up and asks her what's wrong. When she tells him that she can't sleep, he suggests counting sheep. She does, but ends up imagining exhausted sheep who can never get any sleep because they're too busy jumping fences. Dad sighs and wishes her goodnight again.
Once again, D.W. calls out, this time getting Mom's attention. Mom tells her to think about happy things, pointing to a picture on D.W.'s nightstand of her playing with a beach ball on the beach. D.W. doesn't want to think about the beach at all - it brings back bad memories of getting itchy sand in her bathing suit. Mom shakes her head and like the others, wishes D.W. goodnight and leaves.
D.W. makes an effort to try to get to sleep. She closes her eyes and imagines Bionic Bunny, the beach and fluffy white sheep. None of it helps, though, and she once again calls out, loudly, "IS ANYBODY OUT THERE?" Arthur, Mom and Dad all rush into her room, Dad asking what's the matter. D.W. asks how she can be expected to sleep with the wind blowing, her bed creaking and Baby Kate making weird sounds. As she waxes poetic about how there might be a monster under her bed or in the closet, she begins to yawn. She says that she could go on and on, putting herself right to sleep, as the others tiptoe out of her room and she drifts away to sweet dreams.
==Behind the scenes==
The back of the book features a hidden object game showing scenes from D.W.'s imaginings, "Help D.W. Get to Sleep!" Readers are asked to find objects within the scenes such as an umbrella and an alphabet block.
Category:D.W. Series
Category:8 x 8 Books
Category:Arthur Books
Category:A to Z
Good Ol' Tyme

==Summary==
Buster and Binky are to complete a history report, but he has gone to the rural areas of Kentucky and can't find any historical places anywhere. It isn't long though when Carlos and Mora introduce him to some others and he learns of fiddling, square-dancing and traditional old time music, which he does on his report and gets an "A".
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Bo Baxter
*Carlos Velasquez
*Mora Velasquez
*Binky Barnes
==Trivia==
*Buster receives an "A" again in this episode.
==Songs==
*"The Green Hills of Kentucky"
==References==
Category:Postcards from Buster episodes
Category:Episode pages needing plot
Category:A to Z
Graduchrismirthday

In Ladonna's nightmare, her Graduchrismirthday was a combined celebration of her high school graduation, Christmas, and her birthday. The event was held because her father, Rufus, had a high probability of missing many of these events due to his work with the Army Corps of Engineers in disaster relief. There were thirty candles on her cake, as the celebration was intended to signify many of her birthdays in a single event, and she was even given the keys to a car that she wouldn't receive until her actual graduation from high school.
== Appearances ==
*"Shelter from the Storm"
Category:Events
Category:A to Z
Graf Zeppelin

The Gref Zeppelin is a commuter, historical air ship from Germany.
The Gref Zeppelin appeared twice in the Arthur series, first in "The Long, Dull Winter", and a second time in "Clarissa is Cracked". Both times it was observed by young Thora Read. The first time it appeared she was excited about seeing it, and remarked about how "it was very quiet." The final time, however, the people around her were frustrated that the Zeppelin was so loud.
==Gallery==
Grefzeppellin.jpg|The Gref Zeppelin in "The Long, Dull Winter".
Category:Transportation
Category:A to Z
Grain Reaper

The Grain Reaper (referred to as Darlene by Buster's uncle) is a combine model seen in the episode "Ungifted".
Buster found it when he was trying to find a spare umbrellla. He decided to put it together and gave it to Arthur before he went to the movies to get an autographed Dark Bunny poster. Unfortunately, Binky got the last of them. Arthur, in a desperate want for the poster, trades the thresher for the poster. When Buster learns this, he is mad at Arthur for trading it. After a bad dream, Arthur determines to get the thresher back. He asks Binky, but he sold it to Brain. The Brain tells Arthur he donated it to the library. He asks Mr. Ratburn about it. He says he donated his model of the thresher because the one Brain donated was missing a few pieces, so he put it in the school tag sale. Arthur tries to bribe the Tibble's grandmother into giving him the thresher. She agrees and gives it to Arthur (until the Tibbles play catch and smash it). Worried, Arthur returns the thresher. Buster likes it. After that, Buster starts spending half of his allowance to buy a farm-based model (although Arthur suggested the Dark Bunny Mobile).
The Grain Reaper appears again in "Nicked by a Name" on a poster in Brain's imagination.
==Gallery==
Darlene.jpg|The completed model.
Category:Objects
Category:Models
Category:Toys
Category:A to Z
Gramazon Jungle

The Gramazon Jungle is an imaginary place that George Lundgren visits in a dream in Do You Speak George. Since George is dyslexic, the dangers of the jungle have to do with words.
== Description ==
The Gramazon Jungle looks like a South American jungle. Wally mentions that it is humid. It is inhabited by snakes, monkeys, parrots and tongue-twisting toads. It is also the home of the Georginis, a tribe of small anthropomorphic moose.
Apart from the dangerous toads the jungle contains gobbledygook which looks like a swamp with letters forming in bubbles on the surface.
== Appearances ==
*Do You Speak George? 100901
== Trivia ==
*The name is probably a portmanteau of “Amazon Jungle” and “grammar”.
Category:Imaginary places
Grandma Thora's House

Grandma Thora's HouseElwood City Map is a house in Elwood City, owned by Grandma Thora.
==Description in PBS kids website (Elwood City Map)==
Grandma Thora's house is often full of the smell of fresh-baked treats. Unfortunately, in her case, the "treats" taste terrible! (She's not a very good cook.) But she means well, and aside from the cooking thing is a loving grandmother who helps her grandkids whenever and however she can. (She also plays a mean game of marbles!)
==Inside and outside of Thora's House==
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bathouse.png|The Bat house on the side of Thora's House.
==References==
Category:Elwood City
Category:Places
Category:Houses
Category:Read family possessions‎
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