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Interpreting Caillou's Lessons
Caillou is a show aired on PBS Kids. The main audience for the show is primarily preschoolers. Caillou is a little older than his younger sister and still loves to play “make believe” with his friends. Caillou has a boundless imagination, taking on a different perspective of the world. Everything around him becomes an opportunity to play. For example, he turns the garden into a jungle and becomes a brave explorer. Caillou comes from a loving home with Mom, Dad, and his little sister Rosie. During some of his adventures, Caillou makes mistakes, as would any child, but Mom and Dad calmly and nicely explain to Caillou what he did wrong. By sharing Caillou’s adventures, children can play “make believe” along with Caillou and find new ways to understand
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