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The Clyde Frog Show

Puppets help children understand feelings and attitudes.

The Clyde Frog Show is a children's television program that aired from 1976 to 1977, produced by the Mississippi Authority for Educational Television. The series used puppets, including the title character, to teach children about self-esteem, feelings, and attitudes. It was syndicated nationally after its initial run.

Quick Facts

Runtime
15 minutes
Starring
Clyde Frog
Country
United States
Company
Mississippi Authority for Educational Television (MAETV)
Network
Syndication
First aired
2 November 1976
Last aired
3 January 1977
Episodes
10 (28 segments)

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Did You Know?

Educational goals

The Mississippi Public Broadcasting School Resource Guide states that the series aimed to help elementary children understand and cope with their own feelings and attitudes. Each program included a dramatization of typical childhood events followed by a talk show segment where puppet characters discussed their feelings. Specific goals by grade included: Kindergarten—explain healthy ways to express feelings and define individual responsibility; First grade—identify factors contributing to individuality and healthy emotional expression; Second grade—explain the importance of positive interpersonal relationships.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which network aired The Clyde Frog Show?

The Clyde Frog Show aired on Syndication.

When did The Clyde Frog Show first air?

The Clyde Frog Show first aired on 2 November 1976.

When did The Clyde Frog Show end?

The Clyde Frog Show last aired on 3 January 1977.

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