Daniel Tiger's neighborhood Would you be mine? Would you be mine?

DVD - 2015

Little Daniel is a shy, but brave, four-year-old tiger who lives in the beloved Neighborhood of Make-Believe, exploring the neighborhood and his school with his friends, viewing the ordinary as extraordinary.

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Subjects
Genres
Children's television programs
Animated television programs
Animated television programs for children
Fiction television programs
Published
[Arlington, Virginia] : PBS Kids [2015]
Language
English
Corporate Author
Fred Rogers Company
Corporate Author
Fred Rogers Company (production company)
Item Description
Title from container.
Originally broadcast as episodes of the television program in 2012.
"Builds on Mister Rogers' neighborhood."
16x9 widescreen.
Physical Description
1 videodisc (110 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
Format
DVD.
Audience
Rating: TV-Y.
ISBN
9781627894470
9786316854391
  • It's love day!
  • Daniel's love day surprise
  • Daniel and Miss Elaina play rocketship
  • Daniel plays at the castle
  • Friends help each other
  • Daniel helps O tell a story
  • Margaret's first chime time
  • Tiger family fun.
Review by School Library Journal Review

PreS-K-Daniel Tiger and his friends discover lots of ways of saying "Ugga Mugga," which is the "tiger-tastic" way of saying "I love you," in this collection of eight "GRR-ific" tales. The segments focus on the different ways that children show love, including helping to make a heart-shaped pizza at home, playing games with Grandpere (Daniel's grandfather), finishing a story that's lost its ending, or just by being a good friend. In "It's Love Day," the cub and his friends learn that each of us can show love in a unique way: dancing, singing, hugging, or even making special handcrafted hearts at school. All of the episodes include lessons on being a good friend and learning to compromise and share. The upbeat and appealing songs that accompany each story are repeated throughout and make the lessons easy to learn and remember. This popular series focuses on strong family values, friendship, and fun. VERDICT This is sure to be a hit with followers of the series. Recommended for public library collections.-Amy Joslyn, Fairport Public Library, NY © Copyright 2016. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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