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Caillou the Chef (ep.388)
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Season 4, ep. 12b (8.11 min.) Caillou is excited because Jason and Jeffrey are coming over to play. They're also staying for lunch. It turns out that Mommy has set up a special surprise for lunch: 'make your own pizzas.' |
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Caillou the Astronaut (ep.379)
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Season 4, ep. 10c Full episode (7.06 min.) It's outside playtime at Caillou's playschool and Caillou and Clementine are pretending to be Mama Bear and Papa Bear from Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Just then, Xavier shows up with a new toy rocket. It has two astronauts inside and can light up. At story time, Xavier asks if Ms. Martin has any books about outer space. She does and she tells them all about the sun, the planets and astronauts. Caillou imagines that he's an astronaut, traveling on a spaceship to all the different planets. |
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The Magic Job Box - Mitch, the Fireman
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Full-length episode - 9.42 min. From SmarToonz. 'What do I want to be when I grow up?' The Magic Job Box gives children aged 3 to 6 a fun way to explore this most important question, through on-the-job journeys with the hilarious Mitch, a live action human and his animated friend Max. In each episode, they dig into The Magic Job Box to find the clothing and tools for a mystery profession. Today, Mitch is a fire fighter. |
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Fisher Price - Toddlers - Who's at the Door? Game
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Game for toddlers. Learning to recognize people (doctor, farmer, firefighter...). Toddlers need to guess who's at the door helped by spoken clues. Then, they recognize the correct image and click on it with the mouse. This game is also good to learn how to handle the mouse as children have a large area to click on. |
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Astronauts Train for Endeavour Final Launch
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Clip 2:42 In preparation for space shuttle Endeavour's final launch April 29th 2011, the STS-134 crew of six veteran astronauts flew T-38 training jets to NASA's Kennedy Space Center to conduct the standard week-long prelaunch training and countdown dress rehearsal -- officially known as the Terminal Countdown Demonstration Test. |
