Container of (work): Mister Rogers' neighborhood (Television program). Selections.
Notes:
"Children's favorites." Title from label. Release date supplied by publisher. Previously released as five episodes from the children's television program Mister Rogers' neighborhood. Issued on Playaway Launchpad, a pre-loaded learning tablet. Powered by rechargeable battery ; container includes one power charging cord with both USB and AC adapters. Earphones not required for audio playback. Device does not have Internet connectivity.
Contents:
Sharing can be hard, even for friends (28:33). Folk songs and games with friends and Mary Jo Barron (28:29) -- Building friendships (28:18) -- When friends fight (28:30) -- Sharing can be hard, even for friends (28:33).
Summary:
Daniel feels forgotten: In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Daniel Tiger feels forgotten, and finds out what helps when a friend makes you sad. Mister Rogers helps children know that friendships can be repaired when friends talk about what they're feeling. Folk songs and games with friends and Mary Jo Barron: Join in the fun when Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely visit with Betty Aberlin and Mary Jo Barron who is teaching a group of children traditional games and songs. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, the King is planning a royal picnic. Building friendships: Mister Rogers explains that friends may have hard times, but they can also build a stronger friendship each time they are together. It's raining in Make-Believe where the neighbors are finding their own ways to be peaceful together. When friends fight: Mister Rogers helps children learn about cooperation and deal with the difficult times of friendships in this Make-Believe story when friends and neighbors Henrietta and X hurt each others feelings. And Mister Rogers visits a restaurant. Sharing can be hard, even for friends: When friends X the Owl and Henrietta Pussycat have trouble cooperating, Lady Aberlin helps them work together and realize that friends get upset with each other from time to time. Mister Rogers visits a shoe store and a restaurant. Mister Rogers visits a shoe store. He helps children know that there are ups and downs in all friendships when Make-Believe friends learn that sharing can be hard. It can help to know that there are some things you don't have to share.
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