Tim Eldred Movies

Dragon Tales: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words is part of the popular PBS children's series Dragon Tales. All the best-loved human and dragon characters of the show appear including Emmy, Max, Ord, Cassie, Zak, and Wheezie. The episodes are both fun and educational. The kids learn how to read a map, to handle numbers, and all about animal behavior. The kids sing "Silly Song" and "Shake Your Dragon Tail." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi

This video is part of a popular series produced for PBS that is made for the children's audience. It stars Emmy and Max, and their dragon friends who live in Dragonland. In Dragon Tales: Calling Dr. Zak, the children face important life issues as well as have fun. The fear of the dark, the fear of doctors, and successful interactions with others are the subjects presented. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi

This video is part of a PBS children's series that features children and dragons learning life skills. The series is both fun and educational. The program stars Emmy and Max and some of the dragon community in Dragonland. Together, the two species share experiences. In this volume, Dragon Tales: Bad Share Day, the subject is learning skills to successfully share and cooperate with others. The dragons sing two songs: "Round and Round" and "Hum." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi

This video is part of a PBS children's series that features children and dragons learning life skills. The series is both fun and educational. The program stars Emmy and Max and some of the dragon community in Dragonland. Together, the two species share experiences. In this volume, Dragon Tales: To Kingdom Come, the subject is learning skills to successfully share and cooperate with others. The dragons sing two songs: "Round and Round" and "Hum." ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi

Dragon Tales: A Liking to Biking is part of a popular PBS children's series called Dragon Tales. Living in Dragonland has its advantages: Children and dragons get to go on adventures together. They have a good time while learning important life skills and lessons. In this volume, three stories encourage children to step out and try something new. The fun is in the trying. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi