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1. Rachel & the TreeSchoolers (2012– )
Family
Rachel guides her animated class as they ask and answer questions about the world around them. They use music, American Sign Language, games, and scientific reasoning as they ask, learn, explore, and help each other.
Stars: Rachel Coleman, Cam Clarke, Emma Penrose, Christopher Robin Miller
Votes: 29
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Rachel & the TreeSchoolers (2012– )
Episode:
Happy Healthy Me
(2014)
Family
Abigail's recital is coming soon, but she is feeling sick. Hoping their friend will get better quickly, the TreeSchoolers learn about what causes sickness, how to take care of their bodies, and ways to practice safety every day.
Director: Emilie de Azevedo Brown | Stars: Rachel Coleman, Carla Oliver, Cam Clarke, Emma Penrose
Votes: 5
3. Signing Time! Christmas (2014 Video)
46 min | Family
A collection of sacred and secular songs to celebrate Christmas in English and ASL.
Director: Emilie de Azevedo Brown | Stars: Rachel Coleman, Liam Coleman, Alex Brown, Abigail Agudelo
4. Signing Time! Sing & Sign Christmas (2014 Video)
67 min | Family
Director: Emilie de Azevedo Brown | Stars: Rachel Coleman, Liam Coleman, Alex Brown, Abigail Agudelo
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Rachel & the TreeSchoolers (2012– )
Episode:
Awesome Animals
(2015)
Family
The TreeSchoolers are having a talent show, and everyone is demonstrating their abilities -- everyone except Penny. She doesn't know what her special talent is. As the talent show ... See full summary »
Director: Emilie de Azevedo Brown | Stars: Rachel Coleman, Carla Oliver, Cam Clarke, Emma Penrose
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Rachel & the TreeSchoolers (2012– )
Episode:
The Amazing Human Body
(2014)
Family
The TreeSchoolers believe that they have never met a human, and they are very curious about these strange creatures. As they learn what makes humans different from other animals and how ... See full summary »
Director: Emilie de Azevedo Brown | Stars: Rachel Coleman, Carla Oliver, Cam Clarke, Emma Penrose