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| Doug! |
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| Hey Arnold ! |
~~Cartoons are not just distractions for children. They are a template for the future. Depending on which cartoon you
discuss, typically older cartoons including Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Doug,
etc., evoke positive characteristics and create a strong foundation for
children's minds long term. In essence, these cartoons promote positive
well being, family oriented living, moral interactions, and diversity
galore. One common effect here is the underlying comrade feeling within the
characters. Each possess his/her own role in the family, community,
neighborhood. The characters represent real life contribution to
society. With patience, understanding, and common courtesy, these
characters develop and grow up to portray positive role models.
Children growing up with these shows, in retrospect, should ultimately
embody this proposition. Having grown up watching these shows, I can
reminisce about them and evaluate how they altered my way of thinking.
They are positive, with a sense of levity, and overall appealing
charisma. I appreciate these cartoons and applaud them for their unique
way of bringing children, adults, and everyone in between together to
appreciate them, and learn from them as well.~~
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| Arthur! |
Arthur is a rational, exceptionally caring and giving character, thoroughly examining life. This cartoon overall basis its' predominant purpose on searching and diversifying life. Each friend is a different animal, a bear, a rabbit, etc. The kids learn to grow and learn about life and each other.
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| Scooby-dooby-doo!
This unique gang with a dog on their side went on adventures as a
united clan, typically mysteries that had to be solved. It was a team
effort, each equally contributing to any given set of crisis. The common
denominator here was that they worked together, fought together, and
ultimately surpassed the evil monsters, together. It can teach us a
simple tactic in life's navigation: People need to stick together for
the better good. Friends and family are only as powerful as they put in
the effort. This is an "actions speak louder than words" concept. One
that stresses communication, understanding, care, and appreciation for
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A
true Classic, this cartoon to this day identifies with the trajectory
of progressed time. As much as Tom & Jerry appeal to myself and the
younger generation, it equally generates excitement for my parent and
grandparents. The mischief, co-reliability, co-dependance, unique
relationship between the silent cat and mouse, represent constituent
forces that us Americans often times experience on a regular day to day
basis.
Disney Movies are also cartoons, but they are particular in that they tell a story of journey and destiny. Two of my favorite Disney Movies were on recently, so I thought I would share! | | |
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Rugrats was one of those family cartoons most kids grew up watching. It had family values, morals, ethics, and adventure.
A Whole New World-Aladdin
All
you kids ready for some Aladdin tonight? Time for some fairytale fun
and adventures with this magical love story. They are playing it on
cable tonight. Just shows you the importance of happiness, freedom,
choices, options, and chances. Time shows you when you're ready for any
adventure you want to take. Enjoy!
The Glass Slipper, also known as Cinderella is playing on television right now! It takes me back to childhood memories. When good and bad were so easily disputable and clearly identifiable. Ah so simple and enjoyable.
Through these kinds of magical movies we come to realize we all have challenges to overcome and need to become a better version of ourselves.
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| Cinderella ❤ |
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