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How People Make Crayons
Mister Rogers offers children a place where they feel accepted and understood. The show helps children to develop social and emotional skills necessary in a community through conversation, songs, visits with neighbors and guests, and puppet stories. Ages:2-5. Educational Goal: Social and Emotional Growth, Creative Arts
How People Make Crayons
Season 14 Episode 81 | 28m 18s | CC
Produced in 1979, this factory tour seems to be everybody's favorite. The "How People Make Things" factory tours are an important way to help children appreciate industriousness, technology and process.
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