Ep 1. Humpty Dumpty
- TVY
- November 1, 2017
Disney Junior Music Nursery Rhymes is a delightful show for young children that introduces them to classic nursery rhymes in a fun and engaging way. Each episode focuses on a different rhyme, with music and animation that bring the words to life.
In season 1, episode 1, entitled "Humpty Dumpty," the lovable and clumsy egg takes center stage. The episode begins with a catchy song that introduces Humpty Dumpty's story: a clumsy egg that falls off of a wall and can't be put back together again. As the music plays and the lyrics run across the screen, young viewers will learn the tune and lyrics to this timeless rhyme.
Once the song is over, the story of Humpty Dumpty is retold in a cute and colorful animation. The charming animation not only keeps young viewers engaged, but also helps to illustrate the lyrics of the rhyme. As the egg falls off of the wall, children will see his cracked shell and the mess he makes all around him.
As the rhyme ends and Humpty Dumpty is left shattered on the ground, the episode takes a turn towards the positive. A team of cheerful animals band together to help put Humpty back together again. Each animal brings a different tool to the task, allowing young viewers to learn the names and uses of various tools, like hammers and glue.
As the animals work together, they sing a bouncy tune that encourages viewers to join in and sing along. The bright colors and upbeat music are sure to grab even the youngest viewer's attention, while also teaching them the value of teamwork.
The episode concludes with Humpty back together again and the characters singing one final song to celebrate their success. This fun and educational episode is perfect for young viewers who are just starting to learn classic nursery rhymes.
Overall, "Humpty Dumpty" is a fantastic introduction to Disney Junior Music Nursery Rhymes. With its catchy music, eye-catching animation, and valuable lessons about teamwork and problem-solving, this episode is sure to be a hit with toddlers and preschoolers alike.
