my oldest grandson likes dragons, so he already hooked. and Jane being a girl ,as long as she's strong,fearless,and can stick with the boys she's in....At five.she is another playmate as far as he's concern. But he seems to like the little adventures that they go through more when the dragon appears. I sit with him when he's at my house and we watch it together, I must say I like the stories myself ,I wouldn't change not one thing.This kind of show lets kids see both sides of the coin.You can then ask questions on how or what your child feelings are about the situations.We have talks about what we just saw almost after every show. And it helps him solve his own problems,I have notice by something he already seen on a show. So keep up the great job your doing and keep the dragon alive for my son please.(smile) He may not grasp everything that goes on in the show but he will ask me what does that mean,when he don't get it..
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Jane and the Dragon
(Rated TV-Y, Children, cartoons, & animation, Starring Taija Isen, Adrian Truss, Where to watch: NBC, ION, DVD)
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Common Sense says
Medieval adventure is a soaring delight.
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 6 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About Jane and the Dragon
Parents need to know that this excellent computer-animated series is set in medieval England. Although the main character is supposed to become a lady-in-waiting, she decides that she wants to be a knight instead and befriends a dragon. Jane is a strong, independent female role model, and the show's themes of friendship, loyalty, and forgiveness make it great for young grade-schoolers.
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Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about Jane's challenges as she grows up and navigates her social world. Have you ever had to pick sides among friends? What caused the problem? What was your solution? Younger kids can talk about the show's plot points.
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- I rate this title on for age 5 and give it
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- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
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Great show
Great storylines, great characters, I wish they had made a second season. Everyone in our house enjoys it from my husband and me to my 1 and 2 year olds. The only thing some may not care for is a little bit of sparring in a few episodes. Another episode also shows a skeleton, not in a scary way, but it is there. My kids haven't even asked about it. One thing I love about it is Gunther the antihero in the show is not a horrible enemy, but a somewhat friend and knows when things have gone to far and helps solve the problem. Great show!
- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
happy every day
I'm a Chinese and live in HK Island, I watch Pearl TV at this afternoon, I like the Dragon very much. I think I can lean English in the cartoon film, so I want to review this film again. Thanks !
- I rate this title on for age 6 and give it
i like the show verry much
- I rate this title on for age 5 and give it
An unknown show.
This show may not be too popular, but I like it. It is definitely the best show on Qubo!
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| 50% | of parents say there are good role models |
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