Winnie The Pooh: Helping Others

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was a cartoon series that premiered in 1988 on The Disney Channel. 13 episodes aired before the show moved to ABC in the fall of 1988. Each episode was either a full length story that covered the entire episode, or two short stories that filled the episode. Season 1 had 22 episodes, Season 2 had 10 episodes, Season 3 had 10 episodes and Season 4 had 8 episodes, totaling 50 episodes and concluding in 1991.The series was then followed by a number of specials. In order, these were Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too in 1991, Boo To You! Winnie the Pooh in 1996, A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving in 1998, Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You in 1999 and Winnie the Pooh; A Very Merry Pooh Year in 2002.As of 2012, Disney has yet to release the show as a complete series. The majority of episodes have however been released in various collections over the years. The only episodes not to be released in the US on any home media format are-Pooh Oughta Be in Pictures (the very first episode- this is available on the UK VHS video Hundred Acre Hero at Amazon.co.uk)Cleanliness Is Next to Impossible (episode 6- this is available on the UK VHS Bubbles and Troubles at Amazon.co.uk)To Be or Not To Bee (episode 38.1- not available on any home media format in the world)Sorry Wrong Slusher (episode 43- not available on any home media format in the world)The rest of the series has been released either on DVD or VHS.Now as to this specific Winnie the Pooh: Helping Others - Learning VHS video.This is Volume 3 in the Winnie the Pooh: Learning VHS series. The next volume is Winnie the Pooh: Growing Up [VHS]. The previous volume is Winnie the Pooh : Sharing and Caring [VHS].Episodes include:Owl's Well That Ends Well (Episode 50-2 - the final New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh short story)(Also available on the UK DVD Magical World of Winnie the Pooh Volume 7 - Share Your World)A Very, Very Large Animal (Episode 19-1)(Also available on the DVD Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh - Love and Friendshipand the UK DVD Magical World of Winnie the Pooh Volume 6 - Love And Friendship)Caws and Effects (Episode 32-2)To Dream the Impossible Scheme (Episode 49-2)

Winnie the Pooh is always a favorite with my kids! Shipped on time.

The Winnie The Pooh Learning Series are my daughter's favorites. They do have good stories and teach a great lesson with each one. Young an old can enjoy! My daughter is 16 and was mad that I gave the originals away. So to my surprise, I found the whole set from different sellers at Amazon.

The creators of Winnie The Pooh have done it again! They've captured the real Pooh magic, as in the classics. It's a breath of fresh air to see these Pooh videos evolve from the originals.With four episodes of helping others how can you not like it. In the first, finds Pooh and Piglet trying to teach owl to sing. Then, the next episode tells of a tale in which Piglet saves some small ants. Next, Pooh helps Rabbit with harvesting his garden. And Last, Gopher sets out to complete his Grand pappy's (His Grandfather's) dreams. Helping others has never been more fun!

If your a Rabbit fan like me you'll love this! All 4 shorts feature Rabbit & adventures at his garden.

Weiß nicht was man zu einer blue ray schreiben soll aber der film ist toll.

Eine tolle Geschichte zum Thema Schule/ Einschulung verknüpft mit den lieben Charakteren aus dem Winnie Puuh - Universum. Auch wenn ich einigen Anderen hier Recht geben muss, die Zeichnungen sind nicht ganz so fein wie in anderen Winnie Puuh Filmen. Trotzdem ist es eine schön erzählte Geschichte und Winnie Puuh, Tigger und Co. haben hier wieder ein tolles Abenteuer zu erleben.

Der wohl bekannteste Bär kommt bei den kleinen immer gut an.

Der passende Film zur Tonie Figur. Meine Tochter hat sich so gefreut.

Die Winnie Puuh Geschichten sind einfach süss und in einer für Kinder verständlichen Sprache. Kinder können gute Verhaltensmuster abschauen und was mir auch gefällt ist der Umgangston. Bei Walt Disney Filmen steht zwar jeweils auch ab 0 Jahren, doch die Bösewichte haben eine sehr vulgäre Sprache. Mein 3jähriger Sohn kann nicht unterscheiden, welche Wörter er übernehmen darf und welche nicht. Kraftwörter machen eben wegen der Kraft die drin steckt Eindruck und sind nur sehr mühsam wieder wegzubringen. Bei Winnie Puuh Filmen weiss ich, dass ich nicht jeden auch anschauen muss, um allfällige hässliche Wörter oder Szenen die Angst machen abfangen zu können, das finde ich super!