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“As parents and educators, we understand
the challenge of searching the video shelves for something
our child will love, and something that will make us feel
we are giving them the very best. King Otis is that video.”
-Alexandra and Scott Tornek, creators of King Otis.
New from the award-winning producers of So
Smart!, King Otis is one of the few series where children
are entertained as they learn and grow—intellectually,
emotionally, creatively. And the best news? Parents love King
Otis too!
King Otis combines classic, enchanting
storytelling; captivating animation and catchy,
Broadway-style songs to provide children with a one-of-a-kind
television experience that is more sensitive to their emotional
needs, and more understanding of their intellectual abilities.
Recommended in Parenting
Magazine’s Parenting Picks and selected by
the Kids First! Film & Video Festival, we know
you’ll love King Otis. Just remember, the #1 comment
from children who watch King Otis is: “Can I please
watch it again?”
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Each 30-minute video teaches a new universal
lesson: Sharing, Patience and Difference. |
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Specially developed storybook format is gentle, slower
paced to allow children to follow a more complex story
at their level, while they are captivated by the lively,
animated characters and settings. |
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The stories appeal to children’s emotional intelligence.
As a result, they better understand and “feel”
the true meaning behind each lesson. |
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Each video features an original music score with two
Broadway-style songs per episode that reinforce each learning
theme in a fun, catchy way that children take away with
them! |
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Our unique, “mini-movie” format provides
a better, more enlightened alternative to current movie
entertainment available for this audience. |
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Each program associates a new character to a particular
lesson and value, allowing parents and educators to specifically
reference each lesson with their children long after the
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Kayla’s favorite video!
--Sharon P., mother of two.
Can we watch it again?!
--Ben S., age 6
The kids are transfixed
while watching these movies, and during the movie they comment
on the consequences of, say, not sharing. Then, after the
show, they want to talk about the story. There is a true emotional
response and understanding of what sharing, patience and tolerance
are all about. Amazing!
--Janet M., School Teacher and mother of 2
A modern-day Dr.
Seuss meets Disney musical!
--Barbara N., Grandmother
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