Gotta love PBS morning shows. They teach great lessons using everyday preschool books that our kids know about. Super Why is a show with a group of normal kids who have problems. The turn into superhero's and use books, spelling, letters, ect to learn about their problem by seeing what is happening in a book. They find clues on how they can fix their problem and enter their letter clues in to a computer. Their lessons include having tantrums, working together, keeping secrets, helping others, ect. Keagan has been watching this show forever. So we have seen many of the episodes SEVERAL times!! Every so often he gets it! Out of the blue he sees or hears something and he will reference it back to something he learned from Super Why. Today the book was Pinnocheo. Apparently Wyatt (Super Why, when he isn't a superhero) broke something and then lied to his mother about it.
I think no matter how much I try to teach him the difference about telling the truth and lying, he still needs to see the visual example with something he already relates to. Now if I could just give Super Why a call and inform him of a few other lessons I would like Keagan to learn, I would be happy! But today I will settle with realizing it and pointing it out when someone (cartoon or not) actually did it and Keagan knew it was wrong.