Stevens Memorial Library (North Andover)

Humphrey the lost whale, a true story, Great Plains National Instructional Television Library and WNED-TV ; Lancit Media Productions ; produced and written by Jill Gluckson ; directed by Dean Parisot

Label
Humphrey the lost whale, a true story, Great Plains National Instructional Television Library and WNED-TV ; Lancit Media Productions ; produced and written by Jill Gluckson ; directed by Dean Parisot
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
Ages 6-11, Grades 1-6
Main title
Humphrey the lost whale
Oclc number
166342941
Responsibility statement
Great Plains National Instructional Television Library and WNED-TV ; Lancit Media Productions ; produced and written by Jill Gluckson ; directed by Dean Parisot
Runtime
30
Series statement
Reading rainbow, no. 56
Sub title
a true story
Summary
The feature book, written by Wendy Tokuda and Richard Hall, and illustrated by Hanako Wakiyama, is based on the journey of a California humpback whale. It follows the amazing journey of "wrong-way" Humphrey as he finds his way back to the sea with the help of some friends. Read by Jane Pauley, the story moves Le Var to spend a day at sea where he uncovers some of the mysteries of the majestic whale. Naturalist Cindy Belt takes us whale watching as she tells us about whale behavior. Then, Greg Early, rescue lead, tells about 3 young pilot whales that were beached and eventually rescued. Includes film clips of the real Humphrey the lost whale, who swam up the Sacramento river in California, and film clips of whales and the sounds they make
Table Of Contents
Feature book -- The real Humphrey -- Whale watching -- Whale songs -- Review books
Target audience
pre adolescent
Technique
animation and live action
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