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Episodes
The story of Noah's ark is used to spotlight the multiplication of the number two.
A magician digs deep into his top hat to prove a point about the number three.
A hide-and-seek game about the multiplication of the number five.
A young girl thinks about winter games as she learns about the multiplication of the number eight.
A cat-and-mouse game about the multiplication of the number nine unfolds on a pool table.
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Critic Reviews for Schoolhouse Rock! Season 1
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The Schoolhouse Rock worldview integrates educational principles into the everyday world, as if they were neighbors, or trees visible from a bedroom window. That's a lesson itself: how to become an integral part of American pop culture.
Does it now come across a bit as the hipster dad who plays ukelele to get his kid to fall asleep? Sure. But it's also a big piece of '70s TV history. Also you're not too good to need a little remedial education.
From civics to grammar, School House Rock used clever little songs and rustic but appealing animation to teach kids during the commercial breaks. Most people from my generation remember these tunes vividly and think of them very fondly.
Simply put, Schoolhouse Rock rocks! Not only does it bring back a lot of memories for those who used to wake up early on the weekends to watch Saturday morning cartoons, but it's also perfect for children today.
You won't find the whole picture here, so it's up to parents and newer history books to fill in the gaps. But overall Schoolhouse Rock! is catchy and fun.
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