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Kids at Mason-Rice Elementary can relate to The Great MacGrady
Kids at Mason-Rice Elementary can relate to The Great MacGrady
Arthur
The kids of Mason-Rice Elementary School explain how they felt when their principal, Mr. Springer, was diagnosed with cancer.
Lance Armstrong guest stars in "The Great MacGrady"
Lance Armstrong guest stars in "The Great MacGrady"
Arthur
Lance Armstrong returns to Elwood City to guest star in Arthur's 13th season premiere, "The Great McGrady."
All Kids Can Character Search Contest Winners
All Kids Can Character Search Contest Winners
Arthur
Arthur creator Marc Brown announces the finalists — and grand prize winner — of the All Kids Can Character Search Contest.
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Lance Armstrong returns to Elwood City to guest star in Arthur's 13th season premiere. The two-part episode, "The Great McGrady," takes on an important subject that affects the lives of so many children and families: cancer.
When everyone's beloved lunch lady, Mrs. MacGrady, is diagnosed with cancer, kids react in different ways — Arthur and D.W. rush to her side with chicken soup. Francine is so upset she can't even bring herself to visit. Lance Armstrong, who knows a thing or two about cancer survivorship, makes a special appearance to help Francine, and kids like her, find ways to cope with their feelings and show their love and support.
Premieres Monday, Oct. 19, at 2pm | WGBH 2/HD






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D.W.'s Unicorn Adventure App teaches healthy eating. In the game, D.W. must help a lost unicorn make his way home. Gallop, jump, and super-jump through three fantastical worlds – Forest, Castle, and Clouds. To fuel the adventure, players are encouraged to eat all the colors of the rainbow by collecting 12 kinds of fruits and veggies: strawberries and apples; oranges and carrots; bananas and pineapples; bell peppers and broccoli; blueberries and plums; and grapes and eggplant.



