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Dragon Tales - Don't Give Up
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$ 7.79
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Item Description...
Product Description
Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 06/24/2008 Run time: 70 minutes Rating: Nr
Outline
Max and Emmy, best-loved siblings of the sandbox set, dust off their dragon scale a crowd-pleasing five times for Don't Give Up. From a parent's perspective, that adds up to five recitations of the magic rhyme to come back home until next time, which equals the same count of tricky life lessons tucked into a child's belt. From preschoolers' vantage point, it means a quintuple scoop of dragon play dates amid the show's sherbet-hued scenery. "Pigment of Your Imagination" pits the gang against a broken map; "Backwards to Forwards" sends Dragonland into topsy-turvy tailspins; "Sand Castle Hassle" tests the troop's perseverance as the homes they craft for turtles topple; "Tails You Lose" lets the wind out of Emmy's idea that winning is everything; and "Bully for You" gets to the bottom of what's really bothering a scaly green meanie. A sing-along segment and subtitles sweep this PBS program squarely into satisfaction-guaranteed territory. --Tammy La Gorce
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Item Specifications...
Record Label Sony Pictures
Format Animated / Closed-captioned / Color / D
Dimensions: Length: 7.1" Width: 5.42" Height: 0.58"
Binding DVD Video
Publisher PROVIDENT #130
ISBN 001250128X
EAN 0043396080904
UPC 043396080904
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 | Great kids' show with positive messages May 20, 2009 |
My four-year-old has loved Dragon Tales since she was 3, and loves watching them over and over. She loves imaginative play such as make-believe, and watching 6-year-old Emmy and her 4-year-old brother Max go off into Dragon Land makes her wish she could do so too!
In "Dragon Tales - Don't Give Up", there are 5 episodes, "Pigment of Your Imagination", "Backwards to Forwards", "Tails You Lose", "Sand Castle Hassle", and "Bully for You". The episodes are linked by 4 songs "Stretch", "Pretend", "Touch", and "Silly Song". The theme of these stories is about persevering and not giving up no matter what the obstacle. The audio comes in English and Spanish and the subtitle options are English, French and Spanish.
I highly recommend Dragon Tales for toddlers- preschoolers. | | |  | Filled with imagination, fun and a moral to every story Jan 19, 2002 |
Dragon Tales is a cartoon PBS series produced by the makers of Sesame Street. It focuses on two kids named Max and Emmy who find a magic dragon scale that allows them to visit Dragonland.
In Dragonland they play with their friends, Cassie, Ord, Zak and Wheezie, and Quetzal. Each tale focuses on a different topic such a sharing, problem solving, listening, dealing with bullys, etc. When one of the dragon does something hard or really special, their dragon badge glows.My 2 1/2 year old daughter loves this cartoon, and I must admit that I do too! We own all three Dragon Tale DVD's. This DVD has a better format than the "let's share, let's play" DVD. With this DVD, you can choose to play all episodes, choose your own episode, or play the sing alongs. Each of the five episodes included here play one right after the other. I gave it four stars instead of five for that reason. It would have been nice if they had a sing along after each episode so the flow matches that of the TV series. There is so many imaginative things here that it will be sure to capture any child's attention. Bottom line: You can't go wrong with this one for a boy or a girl! | | | Write your own review about Dragon Tales - Don't Give Up
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