Little J & Big Cuz Series 3 | LITTLE HELPERS (Ages 6-8)

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There are lessons to be learned in this collections of shorts and tv programs. Remember that we are all tied together. It's important to stick together and try to be a helping hand to someone in need.

For Ages 6-8 | 63 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Friendship, conflict resolution, teamwork, dare to be different

Little J & Big Cuz Series 3

Big Cuz decides she's going to film their river clean-up for her news report. While Little J and their friends help Uncle Mick pick up trash, she soon finds out that it's a lot more difficult than she originally thought to get good footage. After some brainstorming, the group comes up with a brilliant idea for her news report: sending Aaron off on a big river adventure!

Year
2021
Runtime
12 minutes
Language
English
Country
Australia
Note
THEMES: Support, Friendship, Conflict Resolution

Director
Tony Thorne
Screenwriter
Dot West, Beck Cole, Erica Glynn, Samuel Nuggin-Paynter, Tony Thorne, Adam Thompson, Danielle Maclean
Producer
Ned Lander

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Little J & Big Cuz Series 3

While helping Uncle Mick clean up the river, Little J and the rest of their friends come up with a brilliant idea for Big Cuz's news report.

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