Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the beloved Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. Generations of kids have grown up watching his daily television shows. Filled with real-life guests, interesting field trips, and charming make-believe segments, each episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood helps children learn the importance of being kind to others, appreciating what makes everyone unique and special. 32 episodes, 14 ½ hrs, 4 DVDs.
Helping Children Know What to Expect at School In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Prince Tuesday, Daniel Tiger, and Ana Platypus begin their first day of School, where there is time for learning and for play.
Creating with Friends is Different than Playing Alone Visiting storyteller Jay O'Callahan tells a story of "Bubble Trouble." In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, opera star John Reardon offers to write a new opera.
Play is the Work of Childhood Mister Rogers talks about loud play and quiet play, and all the different ways there are of playing.
Respecting All Living Creatures Mister Rogers visits the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., where he helps prepare food for the giant pandas.
Ups and Downs of Friendship Mister Rogers explains that building friendships is similar to building bridges. Although friends often have hard or sad times, they can also build a stronger friendship each time they are together.
Learning about Rules and Limits Folk singer Ella Jenkins visits Mister Rogers and sings and plays a song on a harmonica. Mister Rogers has a Neighborhood board game with the different Make-Believe neighbors.
Appreciating the People Who Came Before In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, a new flying trolley comes with a message that Collette, Grandpere's granddaughter, will be coming for a visit.
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Food and Love Go Hand in Hand Mister Rogers tells viewers that there are many different kinds of food—food for the eyes, for the ears, and for the spirit.
Music As a Way to Express Feelings Mister Rogers' visits Tim O'Horgan who shows viewers his collection of unusual musical instruments.
Families Come in Different Shapes and Sizes Mister Rogers shows a film of a bird family, and talks about how there are many different families of birds, just like there are many different families of people.
Celebrating Big and Little Things Mister Rogers has a celebration in honor of his young television friends saying, "The world can be a better place because you were born into it."
Lots of Different Things for Play and Pretending Mister Rogers visits a toy lending library and sees children playing with different kinds of toys.
Each Person is Unique - Yet We All Have Much in Common Mister Rogers, with the help of his ventriloquist dummy, learns that sign language and talking can be two different ways of saying the same thing.
Being Kind to Ourselves and Others In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Broadway superstar Tommy Tune enchants the Neighbors with his dancing and his kindness.
Nobody Knows What You're Thinking Unless You Tell them Mister Rogers deciphers an invisible ink note from Mr. McFeely and shows a video of how people make suitcases.
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Games Can Be Fun, But Not If You're Left Out Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely go bowling where they not only have a chance to bowl, but also to see how pins and balls are set up.
Recycling and Other Ways to care for Our Planet Mister Rogers makes a puppet show using boxes and materials that would have been thrown away.
Learning to Take Care of Yourself Mister Rogers brushes his teeth in his bathroom and talks about how important it is to take care of our teeth, and even visits a dentist's office!
Trying on Different Roles Mister Rogers plays dress-up with wigs and glasses, and in Make-Believe everyone is looking for the King's lost crown.
We All Have Art Inside of Us In art, you can make things any way you want. Mister Rogers shows slides of some famous masterpieces and talks about visiting art museums.
Understanding Concepts of Up and Down Elevators and escalators - Mister Rogers shows some toy machines, and rides on real ones that lift people and cars.
The Strength of Love - Even Through Angry Times When Lady Elaine forgets her lines during a play, she is assured that people will still love her!
Appreciating our Uniqueness Mister Rogers shows a photo book of twins and explains that even though identical twins look alike, each one is unique.
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Some Things Change…Some Things Stay the Same Looking carefully can help children with growing and learning. Mister Rogers has a purple flowered plant and takes time to look at it closely!
Needing Help and Giving Help Mister Rogers meets with some children who are making crafts at the Inner City Art Center in Los Angeles.
Feeling Good About Who We Are A hula hoop expert, Paul Tifford, gives Mister Rogers some lessons. Falling and getting up again are a part of learning, both for toddlers and for most things in life.
Encouraging Generosity and Gratitude Author/illustrator Eric Carle gives Mister Rogers and viewers a "gift" when Mister Rogers visits him at his studio and he shows how he created the art for his book, "From Head to Toe."
Strengths and Limitations, Abilities and Disabilities Mister Rodgers reads a book about a dog named Zak. There's also a video visit to the Center for Creative Play, a place where children of all abilities can play.
Enjoying Books and Recognizing Symbols In Make-Believe, H.J. Elephant feels more confident because he can read sign language and so he agrees to be on Lady Elaine's Reading Game Show.
Valuing All Kinds of Art Mister Rogers encourages his "television friends" to appreciate the wide variety of art at the Neighborhood of Make-Believe's arts festival!
Packaging: Boxed Run Time: 14 ½ hours Format: Widescreen Number of discs: 4 Language: English Foreign Language Subtitles: No Color or B&W: Color CC: No SDH: Yes Region Code: 1 Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Audio Format: Rating: NR
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