Stick Bans and Little Lambs: A Playdate With Lamb Chop

Lamb Chop and Mallory Lewis are visiting today for a playdate with Sweety! But when Kingsley decides to take sticks away from the birds, Sweety needs help expressing her thoughts, ideas and feelings about the situation. Together, with her dear friend Lamb Chop, she finds the confidence to make her voice heard. Sing with her! Shari Lewis first introduced Lamb Chop to the world on Captain Kangaroo in March 1956. Lewis continued to reinvent herself and meet the social moment through her art until 1998. But the song doesn’t end! Today, Mallory Lewis, Shari’s daughter and series producer, continues to keep Lamb Chop vibrant and of the moment. We are deeply honored to welcome this children’s media icon to Danny Joe’s Tree House! _____ SUBSCRIBE  @dannyjoestreehouse  for media literacy, social emotional learning, and some just plain silly videos for pre-K/preschool/early learners and their families. Danny Joe's Tree House is a kids' show that combines the nostalgic charm of classic children's TV with the social-emotional needs of today's families. The show invites kids to slow down and engage with a wide range of topics. Perfect for family viewing, Danny Joe's Tree House fosters connections and sparks imaginations. Use each episode as a starting point for a meaningful conversation with your little ones. 00:00 A teeter-totter disagreement 01:04 Kingsley intervenes: "Sticks are banned!" 02:31 Opening theme song: Can You Come Out and Play? 03:09 Danny Joe in the Tree House 05:03 Sweety's sad song 06:10 A phone call from a friend 07:43 A playdate with Lamb Chop 12:30 Confronting Kingsley at the castle 16:13 Everybody sings "I'm the Boss of Me" 16:36 Back at the Tree House 17:08 Song: Good Morning, Little Bird 18:37 Closing Song 19:12 End credits