Dragon Tales
Plot
This animated series from Sony Pictures Entertainment and the creators of Sesame Street sees two children go on a series of adventures with their dragon friends. ~ RoviEpisodes
Dragon Tales: Season 01Dragon Tales: Queztal's Magic Pop-Up Book
Dragon Tales: Queztal's Magic Pop-Up Book is part of the well-received PBS series Dragon Tales. The series is aimed at the children's audience, and combines adventure and education. Dragonland is a place where children and dragons are friends, and share a liking for adventure. In this volume, the life-skill lesson involves successful play. Will it harm anyone? Does every one get treated with respect? Does everyone get a turn? Giving and taking. Playing fair. These and other questions are carried on the air of the adventure. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Season 02
Dragon Tales: Stormy Weather
Dragon Tales: Tails You Lose
Dragon Tales: Frog Prints
Dragon Tales: Season 03
Dragon Tales: Cassie Loves a Parade
Dragon Tales: Ord's Unhappy Birthday
Dragon Tales: Bully for You
Dragon Tales: Pigment of Your Imagination
Dragon Tales: Backwards to Forwards
Dragon Tales: Sand Castle Hassle
Dragon Tales: The Fury Is Out on This One
Dragon Tales: The Fury Is Out on This One is part of the well-received PBS series Dragon Tales. The series is aimed at the children's audience, and combines adventure and education. Dragonland is a place where children and dragons are friends, and share a liking for adventure. In this volume, the life-skill lesson involves successful play. Will it harm anyone? Does every one get treated with respect? Does everyone get a turn? Giving and taking. Playing fair. These and other questions are carried on the air of the adventure. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Knot a Problem
Dragon Tales: Knot a Problem is part of a popular children's program that airs on PBS. The series is set in Dragonland, where children and dragons co-exist. The two species have become fast friends and go on adventures together. They learn some interesting life lessons along the way. In these programs, Emmy and Max and their dragon friends learn the importance of perseverance. When you keep on trying, something is bound to happen. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Rope Trick
Dragon Tales: Rope Trick is part of a popular children's program that airs on PBS. The series is set in Dragonland, where children and dragons co-exist. The two species have become fast friends and go on adventures together. They learn some interesting life lessons along the way. In these programs, Emmy and Max and their dragon friends learn the importance of perseverance. When you keep on trying, something is bound to happen. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Roller Coaster Dragon
Dragon Tales: Roller Coaster Dragon is part of the well-received PBS series Dragon Tales. The series is aimed at the children's audience, and combines adventure and education. Dragonland is a place where children and dragons are friends, and share a liking for adventure. In this volume, the life-skill lesson involves successful play. Will it harm anyone? Does every one get treated with respect? Does everyone get a turn? Giving and taking. Playing fair. These and other questions are carried on the air of the adventure. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: A Feat on Her Feet (2000)
Dragon Tales: A Feat on Her Feet is part of a popular PBS children's series called Dragon Tales. Living in Dragonland has its advantages: Children and dragons get to go on adventures together. They have a good time while learning important life skills and lessons. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: To Kingdom Come (2000)
This video is part of a PBS children's series that features children and dragons learning life skills. The series is both fun and educational. The program stars Emmy and Max and some of the dragon community in Dragonland. Together, the two species share experiences. In this volume, Dragon Tales: To Kingdom Come, the subject is learning skills to successfully share and cooperate with others. The dragons sing two songs: "Round and Round" and "Hum." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Baby Troubles (2000)
This video is part of a PBS children's series that features children and dragons learning life skills. The series is both fun and educational. The program stars Emmy and Max and some of the dragon community in Dragonland. Together, the two species share experiences. In this volume, Dragon Tales: Baby Troubles, the subject is learning skills to successfully share and cooperate with others. The dragons sing two songs: "Round and Round" and "Hum." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Bad Share Day (2000)
This video is part of a PBS children's series that features children and dragons learning life skills. The series is both fun and educational. The program stars Emmy and Max and some of the dragon community in Dragonland. Together, the two species share experiences. In this volume, Dragon Tales: Bad Share Day, the subject is learning skills to successfully share and cooperate with others. The dragons sing two songs: "Round and Round" and "Hum." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: The Big Sleep Over (2000)
Dragon Tales: The Big Sleep Over is part of a popular series produced for PBS that is made for the children's audience. It stars Emmy and Max, and their dragon friends who live in Dragonland. The children face important life issues as well as have fun. The fear of the dark, the fear of doctors, and successful interactions with others are the subjects presented. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Calling Dr. Zak (2000)
This video is part of a popular series produced for PBS that is made for the children's audience. It stars Emmy and Max, and their dragon friends who live in Dragonland. In Dragon Tales: Calling Dr. Zak, the children face important life issues as well as have fun. The fear of the dark, the fear of doctors, and successful interactions with others are the subjects presented. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: In the Forest of Darkness (2000)
This video is part of a popular series produced for PBS that is made for the children's audience. It stars Emmy and Max, and their dragon friends who live in Dragonland. In Dragon Tales: In the Forest of Darkness, the children face important life issues as well as have fun. The fear of the dark, the fear of doctors, and successful interactions with others are the subjects presented. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words (2000)
Dragon Tales: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words is part of the popular PBS children's series Dragon Tales. All the best-loved human and dragon characters of the show appear including Emmy, Max, Ord, Cassie, Zak, and Wheezie. The episodes are both fun and educational. The kids learn how to read a map, to handle numbers, and all about animal behavior. The kids sing "Silly Song" and "Shake Your Dragon Tail." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Follow the Dots (2000)
Dragon Tales: Follow the Dots is part of the popular PBS children's series Dragon Tales. All the best-loved human and dragon characters of the show appear in the episode, including Emmy, Max, Ord, Cassie, Zak, and Wheezie. The episodes are both fun and educational. The kids learn how to read a map, to handle numbers, and all about animal behavior. The kids sing "Silly Song" and "Shake Your Dragon Tail." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Wheezie's Last Laugh (2000)
Dragon Tales: Wheezie's Last Laugh is part of the popular PBS children's series Dragon Tales. All the best-loved human and dragon characters of the show appear in the episode, including Emmy, Max, Ord, Cassie, Zak, and Wheezie. The episodes are both fun and educational. The kids learn how to read a map, to handle numbers, and all about animal behavior. The kids sing "Silly Song" and "Shake Your Dragon Tail." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Zak Takes a Dive (2000)
Dragon Tales: Zak Takes a Dive is part of a popular PBS children's series called Dragon Tales. Living in Dragonland has its advantages: Children and dragons get to go on adventures together. They have a good time while learning important life skills and lessons. In this volume, three stories encourage children to step out and try something new. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: A Liking to Biking (2000)
Dragon Tales: A Liking to Biking is part of a popular PBS children's series called Dragon Tales. Living in Dragonland has its advantages: Children and dragons get to go on adventures together. They have a good time while learning important life skills and lessons. In this volume, three stories encourage children to step out and try something new. The fun is in the trying. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Zak's Song (2001)
Dragon Tales: Much Ado About Nodlings (2001)
Dragon Tales: Four Little Pigs (2001)
Dragon Tales: No Hitter (2001)
Dragon Tales: Quibbling Siblings (2001)
Dragon Tales: A Cool School (2001)
Dragon Tales: Treasure Hunt (2001)
Dragon Tales: Do Not Pass Gnome (2001)
Dragon Tales: Just Desserts (2001)
Dragon Tales: I Believe in Me (2001)
Dragon Tales: Dragon Drop (2001)
Dragon Tales: Dragon Drop is part of a popular children's program that airs on PBS. The series is set in Dragonland, where children and dragons co-exist. The two species have become fast friends and go on adventures together. They learn some interesting life lessons along the way. In these programs, Emmy and Max and their dragon friends learn the importance of perseverance. When you keep on trying, something is bound to happen. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi
Dragon Tales: Make No Mistake (2002)
Dragon Tales: Out With the Garbage (2003)
Dragon Tales: Lights, Camera, Dragons! (2003)
Dragon Tales: Don't Bug Me! (2003)
Dragon Tales: A Kite for Quetzal (2003)
Dragon Tales: Prepare According to Instructions (2003)
Dragon Tales: The Big Cake Mix-Up (2003)
Dragon Tales: Cowboy Max (2003)
Dragon Tales: Have No Fear (2004)
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