Expressing Feelings Through Music and Art

Mr. Rogers opens with a welcoming song and introduces the STOMP performers, who create music using everyday objects. The episode transitions to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, where Lady Elaine learns to manage her emotions. Mr. Rogers concludes with reflections on handling anger constructively.

What does Mister Rogers ask the audience to do after showing the 'CLAP' sign?

• Jump

• Clap

• Sing

• Dance

What is the name of the group of performers Mister Rogers visits?

• The Dancers

• The Drummers

• STOMP

• The Singers

What unique items do the STOMP performers use to create music?

• Guitars and Pianos

• Brooms and Cans

• Violins and Flutes

• Trumpets and Saxophones

How do the performers create different notes with the rubber pipes?

• By blowing into them

• By hitting them on the floor

• By twisting them

• By shaking them

What problem does Lady Elaine face in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe?

• She lost her magic wand

• She turned Grandpere's tower upside-down

• She forgot how to sing

• She can't find her way home

What does Lady Elaine worry she has done to Mr. McFeely?

• Turned him into a doll

• Lost his delivery bag

• Turned him into a frog

• Made him disappear

What does Lady Elaine use to help express her feelings?

• A paintbrush

• A magic wand

• Play clay and steel pan

• A musical instrument

What lesson does Lady Elaine learn about handling anger?

• To shout at others

• To keep it inside

• To express it through art and music

• To ignore it

What does Mister Rogers emphasize about expressing feelings?

• They should be shared with everyone

• They should be ignored

• They should be expressed in a way that doesn't hurt anyone

• It's important to hide them

What is the final song about in the episode?

• The beauty of nature

• The good feeling of being alive

• The joy of playing music

• The importance of friendship