It was the day of the parent-teacher conference at school. Ms Davis was ready to communicate with students and parents about their progress.

First up were Becky's parents, Tim and Sally Botsford. They anxiously waited for Ms Davis to reveal Becky's work.

Ms Davis greeted them warmly and showed them Becky's work, which was full of gold stars. They beamed with pride at their daughter's accomplishments.

Next was Tobey's mom, who was a robot. Ms Davis showed her Tobey's work, which was full of drawings of robots.

Ms Davis praised Tobey for his creativity but also expressed concerns about his obsession with robots. Tobey's mom listened carefully, her LED eyes flickering.

Suddenly, the parent-teacher conference was interrupted by a loud crash. Everyone turned to see what was happening.

It was Wordgirl and Captain Huggy Face, who had come to the rescue. They quickly dealt with the chaos, ensuring everyone's safety.

After the commotion subsided, Ms Davis thanked Wordgirl and Captain Huggy Face for their timely intervention. The conference could continue.

Wordgirl then revealed herself to be Becky, leaving her parents, Ms Davis, and everyone else in awe. She had saved the day once again.

With the conference back on track, Ms Davis turned her attention back to Tobey's mom. She explained the importance of showing work instead of just robots.

Tobey's mother understood and promised to talk to Tobey about his obsession with robots. She even said, "You're in big trouble, young man!"

The conference ended on a good note, with everyone understanding their child's progress and areas of improvement. Ms Davis was pleased.

Before leaving, Ms Davis reminded Becky that she would see Wordgirl at her next parent-teacher conference. Becky smiled, promising to be there.

Everyone left the conference room, their minds filled with their children's achievements and ways to help them improve. It had been a successful conference.

As the day ended, Ms Davis looked at the empty conference room, smiled, and turned off the lights. Another successful day at school, she thought.

Meanwhile, Becky, now back as Wordgirl, soared through the skies with Captain Huggy Face. They had saved the day and the conference.

Tobey's mom, the robot, returned to their home. She had a serious talk with Tobey about his obsession with robots and the need to focus on his studies.

Tim and Sally Botsford couldn't be more proud of their daughter. They celebrated her gold stars with a special family dinner.

Wordgirl and Captain Huggy Face returned to their secret base, ready for a well-deserved rest. They had saved the day, once again.

The next day at school, Ms Davis found a thank you note from Becky. She smiled, feeling appreciated for her efforts.

Tobey came to school with a renewed focus. He showed his math work to Ms Davis, who was pleased to see no robots this time.

Becky continued to excel at school, her work always full of gold stars. Her parents and Ms Davis were proud of her constant dedication.

Wordgirl and Captain Huggy Face continued to protect the city, always ready to save the day and help anyone in need.

The parent-teacher conference became a memorable event. It was a day filled with gold stars, robot troubles, and superhero rescues.

Life went on in the city. And every time the parent-teacher conference came around, everyone remembered the day Wordgirl saved the day.