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Curious George's Low High Score Story Detail


Curious George's Low High Score Cartoon Picture

  • Toon City Inc., Universal Cartoon Studios

  • Characters:

     Curious George, The Man with the Yellow Hat, Hundley, Doorman, Bill, Charkie, Betsy, Steve, Chef Pisghetti, Gnocchi, Professor Wiseman, Compass, Jumpy Squirrel.

  • Originally Released in November of 2006 (Estimate).

  • Originally Aired on

    PBS, CBC

    .
  • Running Time:

     11 minutes.

  • Color

  • U.S.A.



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Cartoon Synopsis:



George can't understand why his high score of 257 isn't a winner when he plays his first game of mini-golf with Steve and Betsy. How can a small number be worth more than a big number? After getting the lowdown on the principles of mini-golf, George is determined to get a low score next time, and so he builds his own mini-golf course for practice.
Educational Objective: Math: To help develop an understanding that sometimes a high number isn't always the best or most desirable.
Live Action Segment : Kids create their own store where they sell items to each other at different prices. Two teams of kids are given just 5 dollars and they decide what food to buy.

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