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What's Wrong With Grandpa

11 minutes 5 seconds

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Storybook excerpt shows an illustration of a boy, his grandpa, and a dog as they stand on the edge of a rock and look out over a green valley below. Text tells the story of a boy who sees moose far away, but his grandpa can't see them.

Joey and his grandpa go on their first hike of the season in the mountains. During the hike, Joey realizes his grandpa has changed. He talks loud and uses walking sticks on their hike. He trips over rocks, and his eyesight is not as sharp. When Joey becomes upset, Grandpa and Joey sit down and discuss the changes that Grandpa is experiencing. Based on the children's book by Sonja Lange Wendt.

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Runtime: 11 minutes 5 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety, Home and Family, Literature
Subtopic: Aging, Children's Literature, Family Life
Grade/Interest Level: Ps - 3
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Release Year: 2021
Producer/Distributor: Imagination Storybooks
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A senior man pushing a senior woman using a wheelchair in a living room. Caption. And caregivers at home just got forgotten.

Senior man in a nursing home sits in a chair in a bedroom speaking to a nurse who is standing in scrubs at the threshold. Caption. Woman as narrator. Home care is delivery of services in the home.

Split screen close ups on a senior man's eye, mouth, and back of head. Spanish caption. Girl's voice as narrator. ¿Y qué querés que haga? Es viejo.

Group of senior women seated in chairs holding 1 leg straight out in front of them. Caption. If it's comfortable, point the toes and the heel.

Young female exercise instructor in a purple leotard looks at camera as women and men follow along behind her. Caption. Real easy movements, though. It's just the warm up.

Woman seated in a chair pushes up gently on the seat with her hands. Caption. Hold them up there and drop it down.

Forest of large, towering trees. Caption: Well, redwood trees live for thousands of years,

2 senior women, seated looking at each other. Caption. I want ya to have more water.

Wide shot of a road passing through a tree-lined street. Caption. I guess the best way to understand the present.