A Rugrats Chanukah

Rugrats - Passover Trapped in the attic on Seder night with Tommy, Chuckie and 3-year-old Angelica, Grandpa Boris spins the Passover tale into a riveting adventure. As the story unfolds, Angelica's imagination casts the babies as Hebrews and herself as the first female Pharaoh.	Rugrats - Kwanzaa When Great Aunt T (the voice of Irma P. Hall) comes to visit the Carmichaels, she brings the makings for a Kwanzaa celebration to commemorate Africa's first harvest and honor the greatness of its people. But little Susie worries that she's not "great" like her older trophy-wi...	The Rugrats' Book of Chanukah (Rugrats (Simon & Schuster Paperback)) Based on the Rugrats' Chanukah™ Special It's Chanukah, that special time of year, and Chuckie, Angelica, and Tommy are ready to see Grandpa Boris in the annual pageant. But there's more action going on backstage, with excitement that has even grouchy Schlomo getting in...	Rugrats - Christmas In "Babies in Toyland," it's Dil's first Christmas and the Rugrats want to make sure it's one he'll remember. All, that is, except for bratty Angelica--she just cares about the presents. A group excursion to Christmasland--parents and grandparents included--results in a holiday t...	Chanuka & Passover at Bubbe's
Rugrats: Santa Experience In the title story, Tommy and his friends fear Santa breaking into their homes after hearing from others about his M.O. That crisis aside, Tommy and the gang try to get to the North Pole with their broken toys in "The Blizzard." This inevitable Christmas special deserves to be on...	Rugrats Holiday Celebration (Halloween/Turkey & Mistletoe) Studio: Paramount Home Video Release Date: 08/22/2006	Rugrats - A Baby's Gotta Do What A Baby's Gotta Do Three episodes from the popular animation series comprise this video: the fun "Touchdown Tommy," the spooky "Monster in the Garage," and "Let There Be Light," a Rugrats-style inquiry into the question of where light goes at night. This hopping show also includes two visits from a...	Rugrats - Thanksgiving This frantically energetic show from the hit animation series--certainly best appreciated by little kids who can keep up with it--focuses on Thanksgiving festivities at the Pickles house. Besides the usual holiday traditions of nonstop football on television and bickering, there'...	Rugrats - Tales from the Crib In the hilarious "Toy Palace," Tommy and Chuckie have a toy store all to themselves for a night, but the appeal of that opportunity quickly gives way to anxiety. In the clever "Real or Robot?" Tommy suspects his father is an automated imposter. Also on this video are "Beach Blank...

A lovely explaination of Hannukah
I'm not a big Rugrats fan but I struggled to find a video that would explain Hannukah AND captivate my 3 year old. This video does both. I love the Yiddish phrases sprinkled throughout, they remind me of my culture. I also love that they incorporate the Hebrew blessing.

A Rugrats Chanukah
Not only was this another endearing Rugrats episode, this video also had some very informative historical data. When my fellow teachers and I decided to expand our Christmas Around the World unit, we combed your website looking for innovative ideas.Unfortunately many teachers almost have to run a "dog and pony" show to compete with the visual stimuli of today's world. That's why we we so excited to find a copy of this great video that provides accurate historical and cultural information on a child's level with characters he/she recognizes and loves. Our second grade auditory learners were delighted with the video as were the visual learners with the paperback book of the same story. This video showed The Babies playing games and eating Chanakah snacks which we provided for our kinestic learners. This video held seven year olds' attentions while instilling information about the history and culture of the Jewish faith.

An excellent video
This is an excellent video that introduces young ones to the basic meaning of Chanukah, and I would recomend it to anyone who's interested. It combines the basic story of Chanukah, with the humor that the Rugrats provide.The video does have some flaws. It's recorded in the fastest mode (apparently to save cost, but to be honest, I would have paid a few bucks more for a better quality recording) so the quality is not the greatest. Also, the closed captioning for the hearing impaired has lots of errors, such as some Yiddish expressions, and at the end when the blessing is given, it just says "(speaking Hebrew)" where the TV version spells it out and suffers from none of the above-mentioned flaws.)Still, it is not enough to change my rating of 5 stars, or my recommendation of this video, as the content of the video is, of course, the most important part.

Great family entertainment.
We found this to be an informative video for our children and entertaining to us as well. It explains Chanukah to children in a way they can understand when they are coming from another cultural background. The story is clear, easy to understand and follow, and entertains at the same time. It also shows the need for understanding, tollerance and the acepting of others different from ourselves in the world today. As a parent, I apprciate holsom videos that teach a lesson as well.

Real good Rugrats video, educational too!
I might be in my pre-teen ages where people think they might not know what a good or bad movie is but I think all ages could enjoy. I'm not Jewish and many viewers probably aren't but I never was told or knowing the story behind Chanukkah and the whole episode explains it. Of course they even add a fun storyline to it (as the Rugrats try to put the Chanukkah play leader to a nap) to help people enjoy it. I definitely recommend it.