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This product promotes the following values:
Acceptance, Belief, Caring, Character, Charity, Commitment, Communication, Compassion, Compromise, Cooperation, Courage, Determination, Education, Empathy, Fairness, Faith, Family Unity, Forgiveness, Friendship, Generosity, Goals, Gratitude, Hard work, Healing, Helping others, Heritage, Heroism, Honesty, Honor, Hope, Humor, Imagination, Importance of being our brother’s keeper, Ingenuity, Inspiration, Integrity, Judging Others, Kindness, Kindness to Animals, Leadership, Learning, Learning that the end does not always justify the , Letting go of the past and rediscovering cultural , Looking beyond appearances, Love, Loyalty, Making good decisions, Marriage, Obedience, Optimism, Perseverance, Persistence, Personal Growth, Priorities, Problem-solving, Protecting endangered species, Respect, Responsibility, Sacrifice, Self-confidence, Self-reliance, Selflessness, Sensitivity, Service, Sharing, Survival, Teamwork, Tolerance, Tradition, Trust, Unity, Work
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My son (age 4) loves your movies, especially "Scamper," which teaches him to follow directions, listen to your parents, all while he enjoys the movie. He watches it over and over again and still laughs each time he watches it.
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We watched this a thousand times growing up. It is the best movie in the whole world!
- ANDY - 12/22/2007
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This is one of the cutest movies i've ever seen. My son and i watch it again and again.
- MARTA - 12/22/2006
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I have 4 grandchildren ranging in age from 2 to 6. This is their favorite movie when they come over! They'd watch it over and over if we let them.
- MARSHA - 11/16/2006
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I just watched Scamper with my two kids (ages almost 3 and just 5). While I liked the morals the movie promotes (obedience, courage), I only give the movie 2 stars because it scared my kids to tears... on many occasions! The little penguins go on "adventures" (against the warnings of the teacher/parent penguins) and get into varying degrees of trouble... including being trapped on an iceberg out to sea, while not being able to swim, and being attacked by seals with big teeth and killer whales! My kids were terrified (and basically it portrayed my fears about my kids being lost/stolen - all 3 of us may have nightmares tonight). We still watched it all (fast forwarding through some of the really scary stuff, while I did a gentle voice over describing the action) so that we could see the penguins are okay (and they are, in the end) Now, there is nothing wrong with the movie - it's just really intense... I wanted to post a review so parents would know it is potentially deeply disturbing for kids.
- DEIDRE - 10/17/2006
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My 3.5 yr old grandson, Dylan, loves this movie and wants to watch it as soon as he comes into our house. He understands the message the movie gives and talks about it with us and "mommy".
- GALE - 06/10/2007
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I watched this when I was a kid and I loved it! I am 15 now and I got a kick out of watching it again for the first time in probably 10 years. I must say though that I never noticed how educational it was. I just loved the colorful penguins!
- AMY - 02/06/2007
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I bought this movie back when my kids were young they watched it all the time. They are all now in there late teens. They talked about this movie a lot over the years. Then one day they asked me to find the movie and so I ordered it yet again. Now my younger nephew is watching it and loves it.
- JUDITH - 01/01/2007
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