Daniel imagines that he and his friends are rock stars! Teach kids that they can pretend to be anything, whether they're an astronaut, a ballerina, or a rock star. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:28]
In this Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood video excerpt, Dad Tiger explains to Daniel Tiger that he must drop Daniel off at school and go to work. Daniel is sad, but Dad reassures him that "grownups come back." The learning goal of this clip is to help children deal with separation. [1:13]
There are many ways to help make things right again, and saying "I'm Sorry" can be the first step. Teach kids that if they make a mistake it is important to say sorry and help make the situation better. [1:16]
Daniel gets angry when Miss Elaina is playing too loud. She learns that saying sorry is just the first step. Teach kids that they need to ask how they can help the situation after saying sorry. [2:53]
Once you see what is there, you might not be so afraid! Teach kids to not be afraid until they know what is there, especially when they are in an unfamiliar place. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:09]
Daniel sees a scary shadow on the wall, but Dad shows him that shadows can be fun. Teach kids that being brave and investigating scary things together helps make things seem not as bad. [2:24]
It's Daniel's first sleepover at the castle! While he and Prince Wednesday are playing with their stuffed animals, they see something that scares them. Teach kids that being brave and investigating the scary object together will help things seem not as bad. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [2:00]
It's so much fun to sing along with Daniel Tiger! In this online experience, spin a wheel of eight songs to sing along with Daniel and reinforce concepts such as counting to four when mad and being a helper at home.
Mom reads Daniel a bedtime story about Super Stanley. Teach kids that their body needs rest in order to grow. A bedtime routine will help them get ready for bed. [1:43]
Miss Elaina, Daniel Tiger, and O the Owl put on a little show for Miss Elaina's parents, in which some of them dance backward while O plays the drums. This fun performance has everyone working together in his or her own way. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:02]
Daniel discovers that there's a bathroom in the music shop. Remind kids to use the bathroom when they need to go, even if they are not at home. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [2:46]
As students and children have busy days, it is important for them to have a routine that they can count on each night. Whether that involves singing or reading a bedtime story, they should have a reliable activity that could help them feel more relaxed before falling asleep. [2:05]
Daniel and his friends work together to find, retrieve, and deliver the Special Golden Pear. Remind kids that they can always lend a helping hand, even if they are small. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:31]
Prince Wednesday does an impressive magic trick and O thinks that he'll be special if he does one too, but Teacher Harriet has a special lesson for him. Remind kids that they are unique and special just the way they are! Help them recognize their specialties. [2:39]
Daniel nearly misses Trolley, but the morning song helps him remember what he needs to do: put on clothes, eat breakfast, brush teeth, put on shoes, and go to school! Teach kids the morning routine song so that they will not forget the essential steps to get ready for each day. [2:08]
Miss Elaina's plans for Backwards Day, where everyone does things backward, are put on hold when O the Owl doesn't want to do anything backward. Miss Elaina's parents help find a solution that works, one where everyone can play together. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [2:48]
Help kids learn that their parents will always have time for them, even when they have baby siblings, with Daniel Tiger. Daniel is learning that his mom and dad have time for him and his baby sister, too. [1:02]
O and Daniel aren't used to sleeping in a tent! With the help of Dad, O and Daniel understand that camping can be fun, even if it's different from living in a house. Help kids understand that keeping an open mind is important when having new experiences. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:40]
Grades PreK-3: The kids taste tomatoes from the school garden, but Katerina doesn't want to try one. Help kids understand that trying new foods is important. After they have tasted it, they can decide if they like it or not. Included is a recipe for banana bread to make with your child. [1:10]
Daniel and his friends sing about using their words so that others can know how they feel. Teach kids to use their words to express their feelings. Included is an activity to supplement the video. [1:00]