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Caillou: Caillou Learns to Share DVD

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Item #: WB1562
Caillou discovers that sharing his things with the people he loves always turns out better in the end. From teaching his classmate Clementine his special art technique, to taking turns at playing "conductor" with his friends and family, to sharing his favorite things with little sister Rosie, Caillou learns that sharing not only makes him feel really good, it makes ... More
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Caillou discovers that sharing his things with the people he loves always turns out better in the end. From teaching his classmate Clementine his special art technique, to taking turns at playing "conductor" with his friends and family, to sharing his favorite things with little sister Rosie, Caillou learns that sharing not only makes him feel really good, it makes those around him feel good too!

Episodes include…
That's Mine! - When Rosie accidentally scratches Caillou's bike, Caillou is determined to take back all of his toys and keep their things separate…until he accidentally breaks Daddy's guitar string. Then Caillou realizes accidents happen sometimes. He forgives Rosie and decides to share his toys once again.

Copycat Clementine - Caillou is annoyed! Clementine is being a copycat - and Caillou doesn't like it. When Clementine copies his artwork at preschool, Caillou thinks this is the last straw…until Clementine admits she's copying him because she really likes his artwork! With help from Miss Martin, Caillou realizes this is a compliment and he feels much better about Clementine's copycat ways.

Caillou's Poster - Caillou is excited about the opportunity to draw a poster for his friend Ted, at the grocery store. When Caillou gets his friends to help him with the poster, but doesn't share the credit, Leo is upset. Caillou realizes he needs to make things right again - and he has the perfect solution: he includes his friends in a photo shoot with their collective "masterpiece." 

Playhouse Play Date - Caillou and Sarah work together to decorate Caillou's new playhouse. They even plan a playhouse playdate for all of their friends! When the big day arrives - and Sarah has the chicken pox - Caillou decides to go ahead with the party…but soon realizes it isn't the same without Sarah, especially since she contributed so much.

Caillou Conducts - The preschool has a visitor - Liz, a musician. She shows the kids all sorts of instruments and Caillou is excited when he's chosen to be the orchestra's 'conductor.' In fact, he's so excited, he can't stop conducting those around him - at preschool and even at home! When Caillou refuses to share his conductor's baton he soon learns how easy it is to hurt other's feelings - and how it feels better to give others a turn.

Caillou's Song - Caillou wants to learn to play a song on his little keyboard…only Rosie won't leave him alone. She keeps distracting him, trying to chime in with her drum, and pots and pans, and silly singing. When Caillou sees his sister playing on a 'pretend' keyboard - just like Caillou - he decides to let Rosie join in his music fun.

Where's Caillou? - Caillou wants someone to play with, but he doesn't want to play dollies with Rosie…again! In an effort to get away from his pesky little sister, Caillou hides. As Rosie searches around the house for Caillou, her efforts soon turn into a fun game of hide-and-seek…giving both siblings something fun to do!

Producer: Michael Hirsh; Lesley Taylor
Production Company: DHX Cookie Jar, Inc.
Production Year: 2015
Copyright Year: 2015
Rating: TV-Y
Number of Discs: 1
Length: 52 minutes
Subtitled: Y
Subtitle Languages: English (SDH)
Audio Format: Stereo
Aspect Ratio: 16x9 Widescreen

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Le R.
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1.0 star rating
07/17/20
Teaches your children to throw tantrums and tell you NO!
Review by Le R. on 07/17/20 review stating Teaches your children to throw tantrums and tell you NO!
My 3 YO Great Niece (who lives with us) was the model of behavior and always discussed her feelings, talked out why she did not want to do something but very communicative, and sweet. after a few weeks of watching Caillou instead of Hoopla Kids after her afternoon nap she turned into a brat. She never acted like the spoiled brats in the shopping mall. Never acted up in a restaurant or grocery store. So I watched the show with her and that Caillou is a brat. He throws things when he wants attention or feels like it. He is always throwing a tantrum or telling his parents NO! So we cut out Caillou after explaining every time he acted out he was not respectful to his parents and his parents were not respecting Caillou. Does she ever cry or get upset? Yes.. but we always explain why she must obey, or take a nap or eat. Why she must go to bed at the same time every night and then we read a story and plan the next days activities. She is always happy to then sleep and looks forward to tomorrow. She no longer throws things on the floor (hard enough to dent the laminate). She has not thrown a tantrum in the four plus weeks we have stopped watching him. Now for all you modern parenting let them be themselves at all costs types, she is not in a protective cocoon...Her favorite video is Chandelier by Sia and she has about 1/3 of the moves down and of course she likes the video sugar... she plays the drum (very well I might add), plays with kids at the playground (outdoor and indoor) she has a full life. We just point out when other kids are misbehaving, acting out or being disrespectful. This Caillou thing is a horrible example to children on how to interact with adults.

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