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Prince Wednesday Finds a Way to Play

Episode: 105a
Air Date: September 6, 2012
Previous Episode: 104b - Katerina Gets Mad
Next Episode: 105b - Finding a Way to Play on Backwards Day
Purchase/Stream: Amazon

Daniel Tiger goes to school and joins his friends in the play corner. After helping Katerina Kittycat build a wall with blocks, Daniel Tiger plays house with her. Moments later, Prince Wednesday stomps through the play corner pretending to be a dinosaur. Concerned that he will wake the baby in her pretend family, Katerina declares that there is no place in playing house for a dinosaur.

Prince Wednesday is sad and insists on being a dinosaur. Sharing his feelings with Teacher Harriet, Prince Wednesday and the other children are encouraged to find a way to play together. The friends quickly decide that Prince Wednesday can be a dinosaur -- a quiet one.

Back to playing house, Daniel Tiger make-believes that the house is a castle before Prince Wednesday accidentally knocks over the block wall. Katerina Kittycat is sad when it falls down but the children find a way to play together as they rebuild the wall.

Everyone sings a song about sharing talents and playing together before Prince Wednesday pretends to be a friendly dinosaur in a zoo.


Strategy

  • "Find a way to play together."

Songs


Appearing In This Episode


Live Action Segment

The live action segment following this episode includes two young boys playing together with blocks and puzzles.

  


Notes

Video footage used in the live action segment shown after this episode was also used after Episode 110b.

This episode is included on the DVDs Tigertastic 50-Pack and Daniel Tries Something New.


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Episode Credits

Story by Angela C. Santomero and Becky Friedman
Written by Eva Steele-Saccio
Created by Angela C. Santomero
Based on the work of Fred Rogers

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