Rachel & the TreeSchoolers

TV Series
2012–

IMDb RATING

8.9/10

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Rachel Coleman in Rachel & the TreeSchoolers (2012)

Preview includes several clips from the "Extraordinary Earth" episode of "Rachel & the TreeSchoolers" including snippets from several songs.

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Rachel guides her animated class as they ask and answer questions about the world around them. They use music, American Sign Language, games, and scientific reasoning as they ask, learn, exp... Read allRachel guides her animated class as they ask and answer questions about the world around them. They use music, American Sign Language, games, and scientific reasoning as they ask, learn, explore, and help each other.Rachel guides her animated class as they ask and answer questions about the world around them. They use music, American Sign Language, games, and scientific reasoning as they ask, learn, explore, and help each other.

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IMDb RATING

8.9/10

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After the pilot was created, the show was pitched to several studios. The studios turned it down and claimed it was too educational for television.

Connections
Spin-off from Signing Time! (2002)

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Featured review

9/10

Great show for people of all ages

Rachel & the TreeSchoolers is one of the most educational and fun shows I have found in a long time. Although the target audience is children between the ages of 3 and 8, I have found that kids as young as 1 as well as numerous adults are captivated by this series. The show uses a combination of live action, animation, music, sign language, games, graphics, and text to provide many layers of information at once. The same episode may appeal to the youngest viewers by showing children their age running, smiling, and playing, while at the same time older kids are singing lyrics about photosynthesis, and adults are refreshing their memories about scientific concepts they may have forgotten. This show is definitely worth watching.