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Register Don't have an account? Angelina Ballerina. All dancers on deck by Angelina Ballerina Visual 1 edition published in in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide When Angelina and her fellow dancers travel by ship to a dance festival in Dacovia, she plays a part in helping a friend and averting the ship from disaster. It's showtime! His uncle, the strongman, always manages to lose their wrestling matches.
The scary-looking tattooed man is a regular Joe who likes to pull funny practical jokes. And the daring trapeze artists make their son do homework just like everyday parents! Angelina Ballerina : the show must go on by Angelina Ballerina Book 1 edition published in in English and held by 0 WorldCat member libraries worldwide. Audience Level. Related Identities.
Associated Subjects. Angelina helps others frequently and is a good friend. As the series has developed, male characters are more frequent. Angelina Ballerina products are plentiful, if not as commonplace as some other more popular characters. Parents need to know that Angelina Ballerina is a sweet dance-oriented series for preschoolers with nothing objectionable objectionable in it. Angelina is a great role model who uses her talents to help others.
Add your rating See all 12 parent reviews. Add your rating See all 12 kid reviews. This series follows Angelina Mousling as she balances her life as a normal growing mouse with her ambitions to become a famous ballet dancer. Angelina's adventures are animated, but brief live-action segments feature ballet tips executed by young aspiring dancers. This is a stellar series that sets a good example for viewers.
In one episode, Angelina donates her stuffed animal -- originally a gift from her grandfather -- to charity. She's happy with her decision until she realizes she promised her grandfather a long time ago that she would always keep it. This realization leads to a quest to retrieve the toy In the end, her grandfather is proud of her deed. In a different episode, ballet teacher Miss Lilly asks Angelina to be her helper.
Angelina is excited because she knows that she's earned this honor. The little mouse takes her role seriously, and thanks to Angelina's positive encouragement, the other dancers overcome their difficulty and dance their best.
This offers parents a chance to explain that rewards aren't given -- they're achieved through effort, courage, and positive reinforcement. The music and characters are gentle throughout, making this series appropriate for all ages.
But kids between 3 and 6 will enjoy it the most. Perhaps the only negative in Angelina Ballerina is that screen time isn't balanced between boys and girls.
If boy dancers had equal screen time, it might encourage more boys to watch the series -- as well as express an interest in dance. It might even help some parents think of dance as more than just a girls' activity.
Families can talk about the importance of having goals. How can you use your goals to help others? What are your dreams, and how can you achieve them? Does watching Angelina Ballerina make you want to learn to dance?
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