Help kids appreciate the similarities and differences among their peers with Daniel Tiger. Skin color, hair, glasses, braces, even a tail—Daniel and his friends are different in many ways, but there are also many ways that they are the same.

In this Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood video excerpt, Dad Tiger explains to Daniel Tiger that he must go to work. Daniel is sad, but Dad reassures him that "grownups come back." The learning goal of this clip is to help children deal with separation.

Grandpere and Daniel look at the sky to find cloud animals! Teach kids to use their imaginations and find clouds that look similar to animals or objects.

Daniel and his friends are deciding what they want to wear for Dress Up Day. Daniel finds the shirt, scarf, and hat that he needs to be Tigey the Adventure Tiger. Costumes are fun when playing pretend and taking on roles! Encourage kids to wear costumes when they are pretending.

The Tiger family sings about how each snowflake is different and special, just like people. Remind kids why they are special and unique. It is important that they feel loved!

Help kids to explore the arts with Daniel Tiger. Daniel's neighbor Olivia goes behind the scenes with a real ballerina before a performance of The Nutcracker.

After a lot of waiting, Daniel and his friends see their new class pet hatch. Remind kids that they need to have patience when they are waiting. To pass the time, singing, counting, or dancing are great distractions.

Mom shows Daniel that there are lots of things to do while you wait! Teach kids techniques to make waiting easier. Singing can help pass the time quickly.

While you wait, there are lots of things that you can do to pass the time. Remind kids to use their imaginations when they are waiting. Whether it is playing a game or singing, time will pass by more quickly if kids are active.

Help kids learn to be big helpers in their families as they grow older and get bigger with Daniel Tiger. Daniel used to be small, but now that he is bigger and his family is having a baby, he can be a big helper.

When Mom Tiger receives an unexpected gift from her neighbor, Lady Elaine, Daniel learns how doing something kind makes us feel good inside. Kids should understand how to lend a helping hand.

Help kids learn to be big helpers in their families as they grow older and get bigger with Daniel Tiger. When Daniel can reach the fish food up high on the fish tank, he realizes that he is getting bigger. Dad tells him that he is growing not only on the outside, but also on the inside.

In this video excerpt, Daniel Tiger and his friends sing a song about conquering anger by counting to four. 

Daniel and Mom play a matching game to pick out beads of different colors and shapes for Mom's necklace. Remind kids that making gifts is a great way to show someone that you care about them.

Daniel makes a greeting card. Remind kids that making something is a great way to show someone how much you care about them.

Daniel has an idea for a very special present for Dad. He decides to write a letter to Dad because Dad loves getting mail. Mom and Daniel write a letter, put it in an envelope, stamp it, and ride trolley to the post office. Teach kids how to write a letter and mail it. 

Daniel imagines that he is the king of the jungle! Encourage kids to pretend, which allows them to develop self-confidence and experience various roles. Help build a child's imagination and ability to tell stories.

It's lunchtime at school in this Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood video excerpt. After the teacher selects Miss Elaina to be the lunch helper, she hands the lunchboxes out to their owners. Then, the teacher tells the friends to take a deep breath and "munch on their lunch."

Help kids learn to conquer their fears and learn new things a little at a time with Daniel Tiger. Daniel has to fill in for Prince Wednesday in a performance of The Nutcracker. He is worried that he won't be able to learn the dance steps, so he tackles them a little at a time.

Daniel imagines that a snow family lives in the neighborhood, and it's lots of fun to play with them. Encourage kids to enjoy everything about the snow. Build a snowman, make a snow angel, or leave footprints in the powder!