What Every Child Should Know (1985)

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What Every Child Should Know

A Positive Program To Help Your Child Recognize And Avoid Potentially Dangerous Situations

READ-ALONG MAGIC VIDEO™

(SQN Corp., 1985)

Running Time: 30 Minutes

Children can find themselves in difficult—and sometimes dangerous—situations. It’s virtually impossible for any parent to be there to protect them every time.

TEACH YOUR CHILDREN WHAT THEY SHOULD KNOW WITH… READ-ALONG MAGIC VIDEO

A unique combination of the latest computer graphic effects and video editing techniques. The pictures are drawn as you watch. The key words and phrases appear on the screen as they are spoken. Young children will be encouraged to become early readers and gain vocabulary skills. No more passive Saturday mornings watching cartoons! Read-Along Magic Videos are an active experience. See why educators have praised this series and why children say, “I want to see it again!”

WHAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW

Here is an entertaining way to teach your child how to recognize and avoid dangerous situations—as well as what to do if he can’t avoid them.

Albert Hague, composer of “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” and TV star of “Fame” has composed three beautiful and message-filled songs especially for “What Every Child Should Know”.

Dr. Lewis Lipsitt, Professor of Psychology and Medical Science, and Director of the Child Study Center at Brown University, has served as a consultant for this program.

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Archive

Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault

Licence or status

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Credit

SQN Corp.

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

Who can watch

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