Going to School
Date: 1994
Format: VHS
Company/Organization: CBS Fox / Family Communications
UPC: 086162819032
ISBN: 0793981905
Purchase/Stream: Amazon (VHS)
Date: 1993
Format: VHS
Company/Organization: Time-Life Video / Family Communications
Description
Children often wonder what it will be like going to school, for the very first time or at the beginning of a new school year. Mister Rogers helps children know that at school there are many caring teachers who want to help them learn.
In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Ana Platypus, Daniel Tiger and Prince Tuesday attend their first day of school. They discover that their teacher really cares about them. Meanwhile, their parents find that they miss their children as much as the children miss them. When they're together again, children and parents can share their feelings as they talk about what happened during their day.
School is a place for growing, playing and learning. Learning may take time and patience, but there can be many good feelings along the way.
This episode of MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD features:
- A ride on a real school bus
- A brand new school for the Neighborhood of Make-Believe
- The songs, "There's So Much to Choose" & "I'm Proud of You"
Mister Rogers' universal message of love and self-esteem has brought joy and education to children around the world for more than 25 years. CBS/FOX Video / Time-Life Video is proud to bring some of the best episodes of MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD into your home.
Running Time: Approx. 28 Minutes
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Notes
The episode featured on this video is Episode 1465 from the Goes To School series.
The packaging for the CBS/Fox version of this video included a special mail-in offer for a fun sized Trolley. [Image 1] [Image 2]
Credits
With Fred Rogers
Neighbors: Betty Aberlin, W.P. Barker, Francois Clemmons, Grace Lutz, Fred Michael, Carole Muller, Joe Negri, Bob Trow
Special thanks to: McKee Elementary School, West Allegheny School System
Executive Producer: Fred Rogers
Associate Producer: Cathy Cohen
Music Director: John Costa
Set Designer: Jack Guest
Production Manager: Sam Newbury
Technical Supervisor: Ken Anderson
Studio Supervisor: Mark Adelsheim
Assistant Director: Jill Philipson
Property Master: David Morgan
Technical Director: James G. Ochtun
Lighting Director: Frank Warninsky
Studio Cameras: Jack Arthurs, Paul Byers, Bob Vaughn, Art Vogel
Remote Camera: Doug Bradley
Studio Audio: Alan Lawyer
Remote Audio: Tom Keiter
Videotape: Bob Millslagle
Floor Manager: Jimmy Seech
Production Crew: Albert Amerson, Kate Kearney, Tom Wholey
Scenic Artists: Kathy Clark, Kathleen Farley, Sandra Midock, David M. Smith, Russell C. Stang
Carpenters: Joe Bock, Patsy Gianella, Tom Struthers
Musicians: Bobby Rawsthorne, Carl McVicker
Production Assistants: Janet Hamnett, Victoria Hughes, Carole Muller, Cathy Redgate
Produced and Directed by Hugh Martin
Post Production: TPC Communications, Inc.
Videotape Editor: David Belko
Audio Mixer: Jim McCauley
Production Assistant: Donna Belajac
Consultants: Albert V. Corrado M.D., Margaret B. McFarland Ph. D.
Produced in association with WQED/Pittsburgh
A production of Family Communications
© 1979 Family Communications, Inc.
Original funding for Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was provided by Public Television Stations and The Sears-Roebuck Foundation.
© 1993 Family Communications, Inc.