Description
This documentary tells the life story of Mister Fred Rogers and shows his unique, affirming view of child development.
Features
archival film; interviews with Mister Rogers’ family, Yo Yo Ma, and others from the television neighborhood
Recommended Audience
teachers, families, and clergy who work with children
Cost
Fee
Practical Applications
- Address difficult topics such as violence, divorce, and self-image while honoring children’ s gifts by seeing Mister Rogers’ example.
- Engage children in a new way by observing Mister Rogers’ use of silence and theology of being a neighbor.
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