Daniel Tiger's neighborhood Daniel's winter wonderland Daniel's winter wonderland.

DVD - 2016

It's a snowy day in the Neighborhood, and Daniel Tiger can't wait to play outside. Miss Elaina comes over to Daniel's house. Before they can go outside, Daniel learns that playtime in the snow is only grr-ific when he wears clothes that will keep him warm. Daniel also discovers that when an activity such as sledding or ice skating seems scary and hard to do, he can try a little bit at a time and then it's easier.

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Subjects
Genres
Animated television programs
Children's television programs
Fiction television programs
Published
[Arlington, Virginia] : PBS Distribution [2016]
Language
English
Item Description
Title from disc surface.
16x9 wide screen.
Physical Description
1 videodisc (60 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
Playing Time
01:00:00
Format
DVD.
Audience
Rating: TV-Y.
ISBN
9781627897525
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Review by School Library Journal Review

PreS-K-Daniel is a friendly young tiger who discovers basic life skills through play. Throughout the four episodes, he learns about picking out appropriate clothing, trying new things, using his imagination, and moving on after mistakes. When Daniel goes outside to play with his friend Elaina, he argues with his mom over what to wear. She wants him to wear a hat and gloves, but he wants to stay dressed as an astronaut. Daniel quickly finds that it is best to "think about what you're going to do and pick the clothes that are right for you." In another episode, Daniel becomes nervous about sledding down a large hill. His father suggests starting further down the hill because trying something new can be scary and it helps to break it down into smaller steps. The lessons learned by Daniel are universally applicable to every child and easy to put to use. The characters are fairly one-dimensional, which is appropriate for a short animated series that is geared toward pre-K and kindergarten kids. The animation style is computer generated and very simple, bright, and cheery. Some segments have a short clip of human neighbors who demonstrate the life skills that were just taught. VERDICT This would be great for free time in a classroom but may be best used by caregivers and their children.-Jenny Ventling, Greene County Public Library, OH © Copyright 2017. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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