Watch The Best of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
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- PBS
- 2001 Seasons, 663 Episodes
- February 19, 1968
- Kids & Family
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The Best of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Full Episode Guide
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In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe Arts Festival, the neighbors find their own ways to express themselves. Mister Rogers has a video that helps us appreciate the wide variety of art and says that being appreciative is a sign of growing.
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Musical art from a glass armonica player and visual art from a quilter. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine realizes if she's kind to others, they will be kind to her. What matters is what's inside us and how we treat each other.
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A Native American potter shows how she creates a pot, from gathering the clay to designing it. In Make-Believe, Daniel's feelings are hurt by Lady Elaine's remarks about his mobile, but he knows why she sometimes hurts people's feelings.
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Mister Rogers has a video of different ways people build sand castles. A neighbor reads a book in Spanish. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine thinks art is only representational, but Mister Rogers reminds us everyone sees things differently.
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Admiring trees and how they grow from seeds, Mister Rogers is inspired to draw an oak tree. In Make-Believe, Prince Tuesday at first is upset with his drawing of the Eiffel Tower, but his neighbors like it and help him appreciate it.
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In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe Arts Festival, the neighbors find their own ways to express themselves. Mister Rogers has a video that helps us appreciate the wide variety of art and says that being appreciative is a sign of growing.
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Musical art from a glass armonica player and visual art from a quilter. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine realizes if she's kind to others, they will be kind to her. What matters is what's inside us and how we treat each other.
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A Native American potter shows how she creates a pot, from gathering the clay to designing it. In Make-Believe, Daniel's feelings are hurt by Lady Elaine's remarks about his mobile, but he knows why she sometimes hurts people's feelings.
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Mister Rogers has a video of different ways people build sand castles. A neighbor reads a book in Spanish. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine thinks art is only representational, but Mister Rogers reminds us everyone sees things differently.
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Admiring trees and how they grow from seeds, Mister Rogers is inspired to draw an oak tree. In Make-Believe, Prince Tuesday at first is upset with his drawing of the Eiffel Tower, but his neighbors like it and help him appreciate it.
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Mister Rogers has baseball caps, a game matching words to symbols on the caps, and a factory video showing how people make caps. In Make-Believe, the "Reading Game Show" is a success, and everyone learns there are many ways to read.
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Some children read words, and some "read" pictures. Mister Rogers has a toy truck and a video of different trucks at work. In Make-Believe, H.J. Elephant realizes he can read -- sign language! And there's a video of how artists make paper.
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Mister Rogers uses art forms to illustrate words. The word "fish" goes with a graceful ballerina dancing on a "river." A "Night and Day" poem connects with a video. In Make-Believe, a neighbor is embarrassed he can't read well and hides.
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Classical guitarist Manuel Barrueco plays Bach. Mister Rogers says a magnifying glass doesn't help if you can't read, but it can help children learn to look carefully at things, which is an important reading readiness skill.
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Mister Rogers finds a 500 pound baby - at the zoo! It's a baby elephant, and he learns how its mother and the zookeeper care for it. There's a video of how people make backpacks, and In Make-Believe, the King wants to see inside one.
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Mister Rogers has baseball caps, a game matching words to symbols on the caps, and a factory video showing how people make caps. In Make-Believe, the "Reading Game Show" is a success, and everyone learns there are many ways to read.
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Some children read words, and some "read" pictures. Mister Rogers has a toy truck and a video of different trucks at work. In Make-Believe, H.J. Elephant realizes he can read -- sign language! And there's a video of how artists make paper.
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Mister Rogers uses art forms to illustrate words. The word "fish" goes with a graceful ballerina dancing on a "river." A "Night and Day" poem connects with a video. In Make-Believe, a neighbor is embarrassed he can't read well and hides.
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Classical guitarist Manuel Barrueco plays Bach. Mister Rogers says a magnifying glass doesn't help if you can't read, but it can help children learn to look carefully at things, which is an important reading readiness skill.
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Mister Rogers finds a 500 pound baby - at the zoo! It's a baby elephant, and he learns how its mother and the zookeeper care for it. There's a video of how people make backpacks, and In Make-Believe, the King wants to see inside one.
