Little Einsteins: The Wind Up Toy Prince

Air Date

Friday December 7, 2007

Production Code

226

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  If you liked watching "The Blue-Footed Boobie Bird Ballet," you should learn more ballet terms and moves with this episode. hide show

  Since this episode was first aired in December, it's such a coincidence the featured music would be The Nutcracker Suite. The Nutcracker is the most famous of all ballets, so that's why December is a perfect time for the first-airing of this episode.
  
  June demonstrated some ballet steps that may seem new to preschoolers who might be watching the series for the first time. It's also a great episode, along with "The Blue-Footed Boobie Bird Ballet," to be viewed by children (and adults) who are thinking about taking up dance classes. I know I enjoyed watching this episode, especially for the first time.
  
  Keep on dancing, June!

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• Stars

  • Erica Huang June
  • Aiden Pompey Quincy
  • Jesse Schwartz Leo
  • Natalia Wojcik Annie
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• After the Curtain Call, Annie sings for the curtain to go up. On stage stands a cow. [edit]
• This is the sixth time the kids wear their Winter Outfits. [edit]
• This episode is centered on June. [edit]

• Annie: (Singing in the tune of "March of the Toy Soldiers") We're going to save the Toy Prince, yay! We'll wind him up and save the day. We'll wind him up, and wind him up, and wind him up, and wind him up, and wind him up, and wind him up, and wind him up. Hooray! [edit]

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