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- Wilbur - The Three Moms Behind The Show - by Submitted on Feb 01, 2008 from Ranny LevyIf you have not discovered "Wilbur" on Discovery Kids, you're missing something. "WILBUR" is designed to help preschoolers develop early reading skills by increasing their print recognition, their oral vocabulary and their listening comprehension. It shows actual text onscreen which helps kids ...
Views: 3351(1 vote) - Happy Birthday Elmo! - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2008 from Ranny LevyWho doesn't know Elmo, the furry red three and a half-year-old Muppet on Sesame Street who refers to himself in the third person - "Elmo has a question." Elmo's World is aimed at toddlers just like him. On his show, he is joined by his goldfish Dorothy and the Noodle Family, Mr. Noodle, Mr. ...
Views: 3349(1 vote) - What's Coming Up In Children's TV - Report From National Association of Television Programming Executives - by Submitted on Jan 31, 2008 from Ranny LevyAs I began my meetings earlier this week at the 45th Annual NATPE (National Association of Television Programming Executives) Conference in chilly Las Vegas, the excitement of all the new shows being pitched here to US and foreign distribution outlets grew as the day wore on. The show ...
Views: 1795 - Review of Kung Fu Pands 2 by KIDS FIRST! youth Film Critic Gabrielle Chu - by Submitted on May 24, 2011 from Ranny LevyMy 20-year-old nonprofit children's media advocacy organization, KIDS FIRST!/ Coalition for Quality Children's Media launched a new campaign in 2010 to find 5 kids, nationwide to become official youth Film Critics. These kids generated 11 miillion votes for themselves! Quite an accomplishment. ...
Views: 1362 - American Academy of Pediatrics Concerned about Social Networking Sites - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2008 from Ranny LevyIn a report released today, the American Academy of Pediatrics expresses concern about social networking sites. Despite the recent focus on restricting access to social networking Web sites to protect children, researchers have found that victimization online is more likely to occur through ...
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