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S28 E2 Mad: Healthy Ways to Express Anger

Children & Family

G

28m

Oct 16, 1995

Mister Rogers explains that there are different ways to deal with mad feelings as some might use art and others may use music. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Lady Elaine is still angry about her Eiffel Tower drawing.

Season 28, 18 Episodes

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Visit with Artist Red Grooms

Visit with Artist Red Grooms,

Renowned artist, Red Grooms, gives Mister Rogers a tour of his studio and the life-size bus "sculpture" he is working on. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Lady Elaine is angry that her Eiffel Tower drawing isn't turning out well.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Mad: Healthy Ways to Express Anger

Mad: Healthy Ways to Express Anger,

Mister Rogers explains that there are different ways to deal with mad feelings as some might use art and others may use music. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Lady Elaine is still angry about her Eiffel Tower drawing.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Mad: Things to Do with Our Hands

Mad: Things to Do with Our Hands,

There are lots of things people can do with their hands. Even when they are angry, they can do things with their hands that won't hurt others.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Mad: Pounding on Steel Drums

Mad: Pounding on Steel Drums,

What do you do with the mad that you feel? Do you pound something, like some play clay or a steel pan? Mister Rogers visits people who make and play steel pans.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - A Package for Purple Panda

A Package for Purple Panda,

Mr. McFeely has a strange package for Purple Panda which was left at the castle, a uniquely shaped orange ball with specific instructions that it is not to be opened. Ms. Ducey shares her adaptation of George Shannon's story, Lizard's Song.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Some Things Change

Some Things Change,

Looking carefully can help children with growing and learning. Mister Rogers has a purple flowered plant and takes time to look at it closely.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Exercising with Marilyn Barnett

Exercising with Marilyn Barnett,

Mister Rogers and Marilyn Barnett exercise. Bob Trow brings over a portrait he did of Marilyn. Lady Aberlin is unrecognized because she is wearing sunglasses. Mr. McFeely shows a video of Mister Rogers' television house being set up .

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Repairing a Broken Toilet

Repairing a Broken Toilet,

Mister Rogers arrives with a ball float to repair a broken one in his toilet. Lady Aberlin retrieves the package for Purple Panda from the castle's P Room, but it disappears once again as soon as Purple Panda tosses it in the air.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Mister Rogers Learns About Ducklings

Mister Rogers Learns About Ducklings,

Mister Rogers watches the tape about ducklings. Robert Troll takes Neighbor Aber to the Museum-Go-Round where Lady Elaine has set up a collection of Package Catchers (P.C.'s) in an attempt to capture the mysterious package.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Caring for Puppies

Caring for Puppies,

King Friday recites his kingly version of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star as Prince Tuesday struggles to write a poem of his own. Mrs. McFeely is watching a litter of sixteen-day-old puppies and explains the care that they need.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - All About Helping

All About Helping,

Mr. McFeely brings a video showing how people make vacuum cleaners.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Visit to B. Smith's Restaurant

Visit to B. Smith's Restaurant,

Mister Rogers takes viewers to B. Smith's Restaurant. After viewing the restaurant's walk-in refrigerator, Mister Rogers and Ms. Smith make a custard dessert. Barbara Smith gives Queen Sara a napkin commemorating her new restaurant.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - How Chalk Is Made

How Chalk Is Made,

Mister Rogers shows a video about how people make chalk. Mayor Maggie reports that all of the vacuum sweepers in Westwood are missing. King Friday assigns Lady Aberlin, Mayor Maggie and Prince Tuesday to find the missing vacuums.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Needing and Giving Help

Needing and Giving Help,

Mister Rogers meets with some children who are making crafts at the Inner City Art Center in Los Angeles. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine's friends help her conquer her fears.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Snow globes and Cereal

Snow globes and Cereal,

Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely look at snow globes and see a film about how people make cereal. King Friday says he is the bravest and strongest in the neighborhood. Cereal is falling like snow. Mister Rogers goes to a Tae Kwon Do class.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Returning a Scarf

Returning a Scarf,

Mister Rogers returns a scarf to one of Mr. Brewer's puppets which makes the puppet feel brave and strong. Elsie Jean Platypus tells Lady Abelrin that the cereal quit falling on her because she was not afraid of it.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - The McFeelys' Lambs

The McFeelys' Lambs,

Mister Rogers visits the McFeelys, who are watching after young lambs. Handyman Negri and King Friday put on full cereal-proof armor. When their efforts fail, it is clear that Daniel is the only one who can stop the cereal from falling.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - How to Use Tuning Whistles

How to Use Tuning Whistles,

Mister Rogers demonstrates how to use tuning whistles. Daniel has the idea to give the cereal to people who might need food. Neighbor Aber brings a forklift to gather all the boxes. Mr. McFeely brings a video about how people make it.

Details

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Children & Family

G

28 Seasons

28m

For more than 30 years, MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD made kids feel like they were visiting with a trusted friend. The series explores early childhood themes through interactions with friends and visits to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe.

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