♪♪ It's a beautiful day in n the neighborhood ♪ ♪ A beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ Would you be mine?

Could you be mine?

♪ ♪ Won't you be my neighbor?

♪ - ♪ It's Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ♪ ♪ A land of Make-Believe ♪ ♪ Won't you ride along with me - Ride along ♪ - ♪ It's Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ♪ ♪ So much to do, so much to see Won't you ride along with me ♪ - ♪ Ride along ♪ - ♪ I've got lots of friends for you to meet ♪ ♪ In this land of Make-Believe A friendly face ♪ ♪ On every street just waiting to greet you ♪ ♪ It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ A beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ In Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ♪♪ - Hop, hop, hippity hop!

- Hop, hop, hippity hop!

- Ding ding ding ding!

- Hi, neighbor!

Today, I'm playing at Prince Wednesday's castle.

We're playing, "Follow the Leader."

- And I'm the leader!

Follow me!

- OK!

- March, march, march... - March, march, march, march!

- Hop, hop, hippity hop!

- Hop!

Hop!

- Whoa!

- Whoa!

(both laughing) - Does anyone want some lemonade?

- Lemonade!

Yes please!

- Here you go.

I made it fresh from the lemons on our tree.

- Mmm!

Royally yummy!

- Delicious!

Lemonade is grr-ific on a hot day.

- Mm-hmm.

It keeps you nice and cool.

- Hey... Maybe we should give lemonade out to everyone in the neighborhood!

- Oh, yes!

Can we, Mom?

Can we?

- Lovely idea!

We can set up a lemonade stand in front of the castle, then whoever is walking by can have some.

- Yeah!

- Royally great!

- You go pick some lemons and I'll get the rest of the things we need to make the lemonade.

- Thanks!

Hey, come with us to pick lemons!

(laughing) - OK, Daniel, you pick from that side, I'll pick from this side.

- OK. - Count the lemons with me.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5!

- I want to reach that one way up there.

That will be number 6... 6!

Hey, the lemon just fell!

- OK, I'll pick another lemon.

There's one!

That will be number 6.

Count with me!

Ready?

6... Hey!

That one fell, too!

What's going on?

(grunting) - Prince Wednesday, stop!

- Stop what?

- Shaking the tree!

- That's how I get the lemons down!

- But I'm trying to get the lemons down too, and I can't if you shake the tree!

- But I can't get the lemons down if I don't shake the tree!

(grunting) - Grr!

Hm!

- Uh-oh!

What's the matter?

- Grr!

- Daniel, you seem mad.

When you're mad, sometimes it helps to say how you feel.

♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - Did that help?

- A little.

- So now that you let your mad feelings out, let's talk about it.

Tell me why you're mad.

- Prince Wednesday won't stop shaking the tree!

- But that's how I get the lemons down!

- I wanted to pick the lemons one at a time because I was counting them.

I like counting.

- I like counting, but I love shaking the tree, because then lots of lemons come down at once.

- Oh...

I get it.

- Maybe when I shake the tree, lots of lemons will come down and then you can count them?

- Lots of counting?

I like that idea.

- You know what?

I think you two just worked it out!

- I'm glad I'm not mad anymore, and now we can keep picking lemons for our lemonade stand!

- Get royally ready, Daniel!

- Cool!

- Shake, shake, shake!

- Count with me!

We were at 6, remember?

6, 7, 8 lemons!

Yay!

Again, Prince Wednesday!

- Shake, shake, shake!

- 9, 10 lemons!

- OK, I think you have enough lemons.

- Yay!

Let's make lemonade.

- Now, first we need to squeeze the lemons.

I'll cut, you squeeze.

- Squeeze the lemons with me.

Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze!

Hey, lemon juice is coming out!

- Now, careful... Next, we add the water and the sugar!

- Water!

- Sugar!

- And now, stir it up!

- Stir, stir, stir, ♪ Shoo be doo be doo ♪ - Your turn, Daniel.

- Stir with me!

Stir... Stir... Stir... ♪ Shoo be doo be doo ♪ - (together): Ooh...

Lemonade!

- Oh, it looks wonderful.

Let's set this up out front.

- We get to give out lemonade!

- Lemonade stand!

- Let's fill up some cups with lemonade!

- OK!

- This looks delicious!

A fresh cold cup of lemonade.

- Just the right amount!

Perfect!

- This lemonade stand is grr-ific!

It would be fun to have a whole lemonade store!

Do you want to make believe with me?

Let's make believe that I have my own lemonade store!

- ♪♪ A refreshing treat on a hot summer day ♪ ♪ Grab yourself a cup or two ♪ ♪ It'll make you feel Good, good, good ♪ ♪ With ice it's so refreshing ♪ ♪ It's a whole lot of happiness that we're spreading ♪ ♪ It's fun to give your neighbours a drink ♪ ♪ When it's hot outside ♪ ♪ A cool drink with ice It'll make you feel so nice ♪ ♪ 'Cause on the hottest day ♪ (slurping) ♪ We'll make you something to make you feel great ♪♪ - Wasn't that grr-ific?

- Daniel, look!

I made a sign for our stand.

- Wow, that looks tigertastic!

- Your stand looks wonderful!

You two are ready to give lemonade to all our neighbors.

- Yeah!

- Alright!

(birds chirping) - Psst.

Now what do we do?

- I don't know.

(crow cawing) - You wait for people to come!

- Well, hello there!

- Teacher Harriet?

What are you doing here?

- There's no school today, so I'm taking a walk around the neighborhood.

- Do you want some lemonade for your walk?

- Yes!

I'll take one cup, please.

- One cup, coming right-- - Here you go.

- Aww!

- Oh, thank you, boys.

Mmm... Yummy!

Bye now!

- Bye, Teacher Harriet.

See you at school!

- Bye-bye!

- Wowza, a lemonade stand!

- Would you like a cup of our delicious lemonade?

It's very lemonade-y.

- I'd love some, Toots.

- Make that two, please.

coming right -- - Here you go!

- Thanks!

See you later!

- Thank you!

Bye bye!

- Bye!

- Hm!

- Excuse me, I would like a cup of lemonade.

I've heard it's delectable.

- Huh?

- That's a fancy word for "very yummy".

- I'll get it for you, Mom.

- Here you go, Queen Sara.

- Daniel!

Argh!

- Uh-oh.

Prince Wednesday, Would you like to share what you're feeling?

- I'm royally mad!

♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - What?

But why are you mad?

- Because you keep giving out all the lemonade!

You're not even letting me have a turn -- at all!

- You didn't have a turn?

- Nope!

No turns.

I didn't even give lemonade to my own mom.

Hm!

- Aww...

I'm sorry.

- I guess I was so excited to give it out, I didn't know you didn't have a turn.

- Thanks for telling me you were mad.

Next time, you have a turn, OK?

- Well... OK.

Thanks, Daniel.

But what if no one else comes?

- Hi, boys.

(camera shutter clicking) - Hi, Dad.

Want some delicious lemony lemonade?

- Yes, please, I would!

- Okay, here you go!

Uh, oh...

Wait.

Prince Wednesday will get it for you.

- One cup of lemonade coming right up!

Here you go.

- (chuckling): Well!

Thanks, Prince Wednesday.

(slurping) Ah!

Mmm...

It is yummy.

- Glad you liked it, Dad.

- We'll see you later.

- (both): See you later!

Bye!

- Know what, Daniel?

I'm not mad anymore.

When I told you I was mad, it helped me feel better.

- Aw, that makes me feel better, too.

- ♪♪ When things don't go your way ♪ ♪ When you are having ♪ ♪ A very bad day ♪ ♪ If you're upset with a friend ♪ ♪ Or you're feeling sad It can make you mad ♪ ♪ Oh, so mad ♪ ♪ But if you talk about your feelings ♪ ♪ You'll feel OK ♪ ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say you're mad ♪ ♪ Talking about your feelings ♪ ♪ Can help you work things out ♪ ♪ You can listen to what your friend has to say ♪ ♪ And tell them why you feel that way ♪ ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say you're mad ♪ ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say you're mad ♪ ♪ Whoa ♪ - Whoa!

We're almost out of lemonade.

We had a lot of thirsty neighbors.

- Well, now you've got one more!

Mmm!

This lemonade looks nifty-galifty!

- We have one more cup of lemonade.

- Let's do it together!

- Let's do it together!

- It's for you.

(slurping) - Hoo hoo!

That is nifty ga-lemonade-lifty!

(laughing) - Have you ever made a lemonade stand?

I liked helping make ours, and I'm glad that Prince Wednesday and I didn't stay mad.

It helped me to talk about my feelings.

Does it help you?

Ugga mugga!

Let's spend some time with one of our neighbors.

- (narrator): It looks like Kendall is painting a picture.

- (woman): Alright, friends, time to line up.

- She's really busy painting!

- Time to line up, Kendall.

- I don't want to!

- Oh, you don't want to line up.

Why?

- I'M MAD!

- Why are you mad?

- Because I want to sit and paint.

- It's time to get going, though.

- I want to keep painting!

- Well, we can hang it up and you can work on it when we get back inside.

- When Kendall said how she was feeling, she helped her teacher have a good idea.

- ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say you're mad ♪ - Now she's not so mad anymore.

- ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say you're mad ♪ ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say you're mad ♪ ♪ Whoa ♪ - I like these visits with you.

- Hi, neighbor.

- Hiya, neighbor!

- Hello, there.

- Today, Miss Elaina and I are playing at Jungle Beach.

Have you ever been to the beach?

Come dig with us!

- Let's pretend we're ocean explorers.

- Grr-ific idea!

- Is it okay if we go to the water, Dad?

- Sure, let's go.

- Cool!

- Let's be ocean explorers and look closely at the water.

- Daniel, check it out!

(gasping) - What's down here?

- Ooh...

I see some sea shells!

- Woo, sea shells!

(splashing) - Mm!

Ptoo... Ooh!

The water is salty.

- Look at this shell!

- Ooh.

The outside is really bumpy.

- Yeah, like...a bumpy rock.

- But, the inside is so, so smooth.

- (giggling): And slippery!

- Have you ever seen a shell like this?

...Oops!

(gasping) - Hey!

You splashed me.

- And now...I'm splashing you!

(both laughing) - You got me!

- More splash, splash, splashes for you!

- A splash for you!

- Splish, splash, sploosh, Splash!

Splash!

Splish!

Sploosh!

(Miss Elaina spluttering) - Daniel!

I don't like that!

- Splish!

Splash!

Sploosh!

Splash!

Splash!

Splish!

Sploosh!

Splish!

Splash!

Sploosh-- Huh?

Miss Elaina?

What's wrong?

- Huh!

- Miss Elaina, what's the matter?

- Urgh!

- Oh... You have a mad face.

You know, sometimes when I get mad it helps to say it out loud.

♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ I am mad!

- OK. Now, can you tell Daniel what was making you mad?

- Daniel, you were splashing me and I didn't like it.

- But...we were both splashing.

- I know but you splashed me so, so, much and it got in my eyes and that hurt.

- Oh...

I'm sorry Miss Elaina.

I didn't mean to splash water in your eyes.

- OK...

Thanks, Daniel.

- Now we can play -- right?

- Yup!

- I'm proud of you two for working it out.

(both laughing) - Ooh, Miss Elaina look at this!

Look at that little fish!

- Did you see it?

- (gasping): It jumped right out of the water!

- Cool!

Fishie?

Ooh... Where'd you go?

- Hey... Do you want to make believe with me?

- Let's make believe that we can follow the fish under the sea!

- ♪♪ In our submarine ♪ ♪ We'll dive, dive, dive so far from the shore ♪ ♪ See all the seahorses ♪ ♪ Whales and dolphins on the ocean floor ♪ - ♪ On the ocean floor ♪ - ♪ There's a coral reef, so colorful and neat ♪ ♪ And there's a school of fish we can swim with, yeah ♪ ♪ In our submarine ♪ ♪ We'll play, play, play on the ocean floor ♪♪ - Wasn't that grr-ific?

- (in underwater voice): Blub, blub, blub.

I'm a great big whale.

You can pretend to be a whale, too!

Blub, blub, blub, blub-blub-blub-blub.

(giggling) - Look what I got from your dad.

- Grr-ific!

- Want to build a sand castle?

- Yes!

- (sighing): Now that we're out of the water, do you remember the rules of the beach?

- Stay where you can see us.

- And if we want to go in the water, we have to tell you first so you can be near us.

- That's right.

You remembered.

- Uh-huh!

Yep.

- Come build with us!

- I can't wait to see your sand castle.

- Here we go.

(laughing) Pour the sand into the pail... Let's make our sand castle really big!

(both humming happily) - Pat the sand with me!

(patting) - Ta-da!

This is a tower!

- That sort of looks like a castle!

Flip...

Careful...

Careful...

There!

I like the bumpy top.

It really looks like a castle.

(humming) - Oh, that looks good.

I'll make the tops of the castles pointy.

- There we go...

Here are some more castles.

Oh, let's use these little sticks!

- Here we go.

These are the people on top of the castle.

- And this is a road that goes all...the way through the kingdom.

- Oh!

I know what we could drive on the road!

Pour the sand into the pail.

Pat-pat-pat-pat.

- Cool!

- This is a sand Trolley!

Ding!

Ding!

- Hey!

- That is impressive!

Can you tell me about it?

(clearing throat) - (in dramatic voice): These are all the castles!

- And Trolley!

Sand Trolley.

Ding-ding!

- (together): Wave!

- Oh, no!

The sand castle's gonna get wrecked!

- Oh, no!

- (gasping): No!

Our castle!

- It's...

It's ruined.

- No!

- Grr!

- We worked so hard on it!

Hm!

- Grr!

How would you feel if your sand castle was knocked down?

I feel MAD!

♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - It's important to say how you feel.

- It did help me.

- Me too.

- Now what are we going to do?

Do you have an idea?

- Maybe we can build it again, and this time we'll make it even bigger!

- Yeah, and better!

- Great idea.

Where would you like to build it?

- Hmmm... - Let's build it right...here.

Umm... Actually, here.

- Mmm... Oh, yeah.

Here is good.

Away from the waves.

- (chuckling): OK. - Yay!

Let's make a sand castle again.

- Here you go.

- Thanks.

Will you help us?

- (humming): I'm digging a moat around the castle.

That's where the alligators live.

- Alligators?

- Yeah.

They're my pets.

- They need water in the moat.

- Yeah!

Come on, Daniel!

- Daniel?

Miss Elaina?

- Oh no!

The beach rules!

(gasping) - We forgot to ask your dad if we could go in the water first!

- Uh-oh.

Dad... Are you mad?

- ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - Yes, Daniel.

I am a little mad -- because I was worried about you.

When you don't follow the beach safety rules, I get mad.

We made those rules to keep you safe.

- Mm...

Sorry, Dad.

- Uh, we should have asked to go to the water.

- But it's important to me that you're safe.

You two are very important.

- Could you come with us to get some water?

- Sure.

Thanks for asking.

- Splash!

- Splash!

Splash, splash!

- Splash, splash, splash, splish, splash.

(laughing) - ♪♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ - Grr!

- ♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ - ♪ You can get your mad out - Mad out ♪ - ♪ In so many different ways - Doo, doo, doo ♪ - ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ - ♪ It helps to say you're mad - Say you're mad ♪ - ♪ Ice cream fell on the ground ♪ - ♪ It made me so mad - So mad ♪ - ♪ I stomped the mad feelings away ♪ - ♪ Away - Then mom shared with me ♪ - Oh, yay!

- ♪ Doo, doo, doo ♪ - ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ - Grr!

♪ It helps to say I'm mad ♪ - ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ - ♪ I tried to make a spaceship with clay ♪ ♪ But it got all smooshed ♪ - No way!

- Yes way!

♪ I squeezed the mad feeling away ♪ - ♪ Away - Then I flew my new ship ♪ ♪ Up, up and away ♪ - Woo!

- ♪ Mad, mad, mad ♪ - Grr!

♪ It helps to say I'm mad Mad, mad, mad ♪♪ - Here you go, pet alligators!

- Glub, glub, glub, glub.

All done!

Guess what I'm going to be?

I'm swimming like an alligator!

Hi, Miss Elaina!

- Look, Daniel, I'm an Elaina-gator!

(both laughing) (sighing) - Daniel?

Hmm... (laughing) What are you now?

- I'm a starfish!

- Oh, yeah!

Me, too.

(laughing) - What helps you when you get mad?

Sometimes it helps to say you're mad.

I had fun at the beach with you today.

Ugga mugga!

- ♪♪ It's such a good feeling to play with family and friends ♪ ♪ It's such a happy feeling ♪ ♪ When they lend you a hand ♪ (Trolley dinging) ♪ You wake up ready to say ♪ - Hi!

- ♪ I think I'll make a snappy new day ♪ ♪ It's such a good feeling ♪ ♪ A very good feeling ♪ ♪ A feeling you know ♪ - ♪ That I'll be back ♪ ♪ When the day is new ♪ ♪ And I'll have more ideas for you ♪ ♪ And you'll have things ♪ ♪ You'll want to talk about ♪ ♪ I will too ♪♪ Because it's you I like.

- Let's go see a neighbor like you!

♪♪♪ - Hi, I'm Evie, and today I'm going to learn how to make lemonade.

Hi, Kevin.

Can you show me how to make lemonade?

- Sure, I'd love to.

I kind of knew you were coming, so I got all this stuff ready.

So, first we're going to cut lemons, and this is probably something your parents should do, since you gotta use a knife to do this.

So, next, I'm going to take this lemon over into our juicer over here.

And we're just going to put it in there.

This is the fun part; you get to smash it down.

Let it sit there for a second until all the juice drains out.

Do you want to do one?

You know, before they made these things, you had to do this by hand.

- That's got to be hard!

- Yeah!

- So, we want to put one cup of sugar and then this is one quart of water -- really hot water.

- Why is the water so steaming hot?

- We use hot water because it dissolves all the sugar.

- Oh!

- Now, if you just want to add that into there... Now in here we have one quart so far.

So, we're going to take it to two quarts but we're going to add ice instead of water.

- That's a lot of ice!

- So now, we want to get our lemon juice... And you can stir it up with this... (ice rattling) Let me pour you a glass of lemonade here.

- That's the best lemonade I ever had.

Thanks, Kevin.

- Sure thing.

- Bye, neighbors.

♪♪♪ - I like these visits with you.

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