Month-by-Month Broadcast Schedule

August 2008
Weekly Theme Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
MAKING AN OPERA

        1

#1475

The opera, "Windstorm in Bubbleland," is about cooperation in a windstorm.

STARTING SCHOOL

Starting school can be exciting and stressful at the same time
4

#1461

Mister Rogers talks about starting school.

5

#1462

A first grade classroom. The best preperation for school is wanting to learn.

6

#1463

Children don't need to know everything to start school. What helps is knowing how to play.

7

#1464

Mister Rogers suggests children play about going to school

8

#1465

Teachers help children learn in many ways. Mister Rogers rides on a school bus and makes name tags.

DAY & NIGHT CARE

Dealing with separation
11

#1516

Child-care center. In Make-Believe Prince needs care when his parents go away.

12

#1517

Zipper factory. In Make-Believe Prince's caregiver arrives.

13

#1518

A balloon factory.

14

#1519

Prince's scary dream in Make-Believe.

15

#1520

Graham cracker factory in Make-Believe, King and Queen return and are proud of their son.

LEARNING

We learn best from people who care about us.
18

#1651

Mister Rogers learns about whistling, while recognizing that nobody can learn to do everything.

19

#1652

Mister Rogers learns a song from Ella Jenkins. Pretending is another way to learn.

20

#1653

Mister Rogers shows how people make construction paper chains.

21

#1654

Mister Rogers takes a field trip to the library and visits with blind saxophonist Eric Kloss.

22

#1655

Batteries of all sizes can power many things.

READY TO READ?

Enjoying books and recognizing symbols
25

#1756

A baby elephant at the zoo and the care it needs; how people make backpacks.

26

#1757

Classical guitarist Manuel Barrueco; magnifying glass makes things look bigger.

27

#1758

The word "fish" and a ballet about water; Mister Rogers reads a poem..

28

#1759

The word "truck," a picture of a truck, and a toy truck.

29

#1760

Baseball caps and a video of how people make them.

Previous Month      Next Month

©2008 Family Communications, Inc.