Frank and April Wheeler live a life that appears to be perfect. They live in the Connecticut suburbs with two young children. Frank commutes to New York City where he works in an office job that he hates. One he places little effort at, but he has yet to figure out what his passion in life is. April is a housewife who forgoes her dream of being an actress. They are not happy. One day, April suggests that they move to Paris as a means to rejuvenate...

When Riley moves from the Midwest to San Francisco, her emotions aren't sure how to navigate her new town, school, and house.

Teach children how to adapt to change and look at it as a good thing. Whether moving into a new home, having friends move away or learning from a substitute teacher at school, change is positive and allows for children to grow as individuals. These light-hearted, engaging and playful situations allow children to embrace change and feel good about in the process.

When third-grader Morgy MacDougal-MacDuff moves from California to Massachusetts with his parents, he has a lot of new things to get used to before he feels comfortable.

Carl Fredricksen is moving his house to Paradise Falls with help from the wind, helium-filled balloons, and Russell, a young Wilderness Explorer trying to earn his Assisting the Elderly badge. They encounter talking dogs, a flightless bird named Kevin, and an airship. To keep the house safe and protect Kevin from being captured, they must battle dangerous creatures, journey through treacherous jungles, and compete in aerial dog fight combat.