Mister Rogers, Learning is everywhere!.

Resource Information

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Label

Mister Rogers, Learning is everywhere!.

Title part

Learning is everywhere!.

Title variation

Learning is everywhere

Contributor

• Findaway World, LLC
• trueRogers, Fred

Subject

• Neighborliness -- Juvenile films
• Children's films
• Educational films
• Friendship -- Juvenile films
• Interpersonal relations -- Juvenile films

Genre

• Children's films
• Educational films
• Juvenile films

Language

eng

Summary

• Children learn from adults ... adults learn from each other ... and adults learn from children. Whoever is learning or teaching, adults or children, learning and caring go hand-in- hand. These episodes help children know that there's lots of fun in learning but there's hard work and effort too. Mister Rogers delights in a visitor who can whistle, especially because that's something Mister Rogers hasn't been able to learn. Nobody can do everything. In Make-Believe, Robert Troll learns about people by taking a census
• Folk-singer Ella Jenkins teaches Mister Rogers a song on the kazoo. There's lots of different learning in Make-Believe, and Mister Rogers shows a video of some of the many ways parents and children learn from each other
• Mister Rogers encourages children to ask a lot of questions helping children know that wonder and curiosity are so important for learning. In Make-Believe, the children plan a field trip so they can learn from their neighbors
• Mister Rogers shows lots of different size batteries and how a flashlight works. He helps children know that the world is full of lots of things to wonder about and that learning is everywhere. And that we need people to help us learn
• In this episode there's a factory video to see how people make construction paper. And Mister Rogers reminds us - young and old alike - it can take a lot of trying to learn something -- the important thing is to keep trying

Member of

• Mister Rogers' neighborhood (Television program)

Cataloging source

PLAYA

Characteristic

videorecording

Dewey number

791.45/72

Intended audience

• Ages 3-5
• Grades Pre-K-K

LC call number

PN1992.8.C46

LC item number

M57847 2018

Runtime

141

Series statement

Children's favorites

Target audience

preschool

Technique

live action