The Classics
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is a children's favorite. This beloved tale of Rudolph came out in 1964 and has been a favorite since. Time Burton remade Rudolph in the 90's with Burl Ives as narrator. He's Sam the snowman who shares the story of Rudolph overcoming rejection and hardship to follow his dream. This is a great message for any child and a program they will love.
Santa Claus is Coming to Town
This Christmas animation came out in the 70's relating a time and place in which children did not have what kids today have making them thankful and feel empathy for others. This classic is narrated by Fred Astaire.
Frosty the Snowman
Frosty the Snowman is a animated story about magic and make believe bringing imaginations to life and flooded with the magic of Christmas. Frosty the snow man comes to life and the kids become careful caretakers to this magical snow man as weather threatens to melt him. This is another great movie for kids instilling good values.
Frosty Returns
The beloved Frosty was so adored by children a sequel seemed only natural The original Frosty has basically nothing much in common with the first Frosty. In this story Frosty doesn't need a magic hat to come to life. The invention of a spray that removes snow has Frosty worried so he sets out to stop the inventor. This Frosty was made in the 90's with advanced animation as compared to the first Frosty.
More Favorite Classics
In addition to these television classics the peanuts and how the Grinch Stole Christmas are must haves to add to your holiday video collection,
What's your favorite Christmas holiday television classic?
katiem2Jul 25, 2012
KarenJul 25, 2012