Mister Rogers' Neighborhood . Parents & Teachers

Welcome parents, teachers and caregivers. The information in this area can help you better understand the childhood themes in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and the philosophy behind them. You'll also find discussion ideas and suggestions for follow-up activities for children at home, school, or child care.

About the Series

Summary | Philosophy
Characters | FAQs
Meet Fred Rogers
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About this Web Site

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Special Features

Helping Children with Scary News
If Your Child Asks about Fred Rogers' Death


	Playthings Lots of Different Things for Play and Pretending Some people talk about play as if it were a relief from serious learning; but, for children, play is serious business. It provides a way for them to express strong feelings about important events in their lives. Play gives children... More Click for Activities, Articles and more... Imaginary Friends What's Real and What Isn't Many children have imaginary friends at one time or another. It sometimes makes adults feel uncomfortable when a child turns up with an imaginary friend, partly because this kind of friend can be controlled only by the child, and... More Click for Activities, Articles and more...

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About the Series

About this Web Site

Special Features

Playthings

Imaginary Friends