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Crawford's Corner (2003)
Through engaging short episodes starring the lovable, well-mannered Crawford the Cat, primary school educators are able to reinforce social and healthy habits such as brushing teeth, hand washing, good nutrition and playing well with others. Crawford the Cat provides valuable life lessons for the PreK-2 age group, in a light and fun way.
Writing:
- G. Brian Reynolds
Release Date:
Thu, May 22, 2003
Country: US
Language: En
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Country: US
Language: En
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Season 1:
After gardening, Crawford the Cat sits down to lunch only to discover he has forgotten to wash his very dirty hands. He makes a quick trip to the bathroom and demonstrates a good and fun way to wash hands.
After eating breakfast, Crawford the Cat brushes his teeth. He knows how and why brushing is important for healthy teeth and a nice smile. He also shows how he uses a Two Minute Egg Timer. When the sand runs out, he's done brushing.
Crawford the Cat spends a rainy morning coloring pictures, building puzzles and playing with all of his toys. When he's finished he cleans up the room, putting each toy and game back where it belongs. That way, everything will be ready for him the next time he wants to play.
Crawford the Cat loves to do Jumping Jacks and Toe Touchers, and he especially likes to do them to his favorite sing-along exercise song. It's healthy for his body and a whole lot of fun!
Crawford the Cat has a cold, but he's a very good patient. He remembers to cover his mouth when he sneezes and to throw the tissues away. He also remembers to wash his hands often. He wants to make sure he gets well soon and doesn't give his cold to anyone.
Crawford the Cat, and his friends Harriet the Hare and Milow the Mouse try to play Tether Ball, but Milow is too short to reach the ball. Milow says he can just watch, but Crawford has a better idea. They will choose a game in which all of them can participate. Soon the group is playing tag, and everyone is having fun!
Crawford the Cat has a kite, but no string. Then he remembers his friend Harriet the Hare has a string collection. By working together, Crawford and Harriet soon have the kite ready to go. They laugh and run and take turns flying the kite. Working together and playing together is fun!
Before going to Grandma Guernsey's, Crawford the Cat practices his good table manners. He sits up straight in his chair and puts his napkin on his lap. He says "please" and "thank you," and tries a bite of everything. Good table manners make for good meals!
Before going outside on a cold day, Crawford the Cat puts on his coat. He used to have trouble doing this, but not anymore. He has discovered an easy way to get the job done. And it's fun to do, too!
Crawford and Harriet's "Try-A-Bite Club" meets once a week, and each of the good friends bring a brand new food to try. They get gold stars for every new dish they sample, and when they've tried ten, they get a blue ribbon! It's a fun way to try new foods!
While preparing for Milow the Mouse's birthday party, Crawford the Cat plays a fun guessing game with the Narrator that shows the importance of always saying "please" and "thank-you."
Crawford the Cat has a fun bedtime routine that includes reading a book, brushing his teeth, and then stopping off at the bathroom. Once in bed, he stays in bed. He knows a good night's sleep makes for a happy cat in the morning.
Crawford the Cat wants to do cartwheels, but he isn't very good at them at first. He practices and practices and practices, until finally, he has a wonderful time doing perfect cartwheels all over his backyard.
Crawford the Cat does three exercises in one minute! Do Windmills, Jumping Jacks and March-in-Place with Crawford, and get a Healthy Hint from him at the end!
Crawford the Cat does three exercises in one minute! Do Floor Touchers, Side Bends and Sideway Hops with Crawford, and get a Healthy Hint from him at the end!
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