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Pinkerton the pig always manages to be first until he rushes for a sandwich and it turns out to be not the edible kind.

Looks at the consequences of failing to take turns through the stories of two girls who both want to ride the same bike, and two boys who rush each other on the slide.

A small child thanks the things that make him happy including the sun, a dog, and a cherry tree.

Willy Dooright hosts a game show in which young viewers learn how to display good manners at home and at school.

Teaches the importance of good manners in getting along with family and friends. Covers not only everyday courtesy and what to do in different situations, but also the lifelong value of friendship and good sportsmanship.

Provides examples and tips for working things out when two people want the same thing.

Teaches children the importance of saying "may I" and having good manners.

Three brief stories demonstrate the importance of waiting your turn.