Danny and the Dinosaur
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In "Danny and the Dinosaur" by Syd Hoff, a captivating tale unfolds as young Danny visits a museum and befriends a dinosaur. Together, they embark on thrilling adventures across town, leading to imaginative and playful scenarios. The storyline underscores themes of friendship, creativity, and social awareness, combining modern social skills with imaginary play. This piece of children's literature seamlessly incorporates educational concepts that align with curricula focusing on emotional intelligence and literacy skills, making it ideal for learners to explore character education in a fun and engaging way.
Media Details
Runtime: 9 minutes 20 seconds
- Topic: Education, Language Arts, Literature, Social Science
- Subtopic: Character Education, Children's Literature, Emotional Intelligence, Friendship, Hoff, Syd, Literacy, Relationship Skills, Social Awareness
- Grade/Interest Level: K - 3
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- Release Year: 1990
- Producer/Distributor: Weston Woods Studios
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Love using this video for instruction.
Great media, animation and tone of characters keep the children engaged and participate in predicting what will happen next.