https://dcmp.org/new-releases.rss en-us New DCMP Media Releases In "Baby Shark's Big Show: Tour Fishies / Sorry Not Sorry," two social-emotional learning stories explore community, apology, and responsible behavior. In the first segment, Baby Shark and friends create a promotional video to show why Carnivore Cove belongs in a travel guide, discovering that a community’s true value comes from the people who live there, not just its landmarks. In the second segment, Shadow misuses the phrase “I’m sorry” to avoid consequences, then learns that a sincere apology requires empathy, accountability, and actions that repair harm. Key concepts include community life, friendship, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, bullying, and responsible decision-making, making the episode well aligned to elementary SEL, character education, and classroom discussions about relationships and citizenship. https://dcmp.org/media/25697-baby-shark-s-big-show-tour-fishies-sorry-not-sorry Thu, 10 Sep 2026 15:15:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25697-baby-shark-s-big-show-tour-fishies-sorry-not-sorry "Baby Shark's Big Show: The Fishtival of Lights / Shadow on Ice" features two stories about Hanukkah traditions and self-expression. In the first, Chucks explains key Hanukkah vocabulary and customs, including the menorah, shamash, dreidel, gelt, and latkes, while learning that family traditions can grow and change in a blended family. In the second, Shadow secretly loves ice skating and discovers the value of confidence, identity, and being proud of personal interests. With themes of holiday culture, emotional awareness, family relationships, and acceptance, the episode supports social-emotional learning and classroom discussions about traditions, community, and self-confidence. https://dcmp.org/media/25699-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-fishtival-of-lights-shadow-on-ice Thu, 10 Sep 2026 14:56:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25699-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-fishtival-of-lights-shadow-on-ice In "Baby Shark's Big Show: Extreme Dodge Bubble / The Lost Tickets," two stories explore competition, perseverance, family appreciation, and problem solving. In the first, Vola and Bobbie Gills turn a long-running dodgebubble rivalry into an extreme sports challenge, highlighting teamwork, confidence, resilience, and self-belief. In the second, Baby Shark searches for missing Glow J concert tickets with Mommy Shark and discovers the many responsibilities involved in community service and work. Key themes include emotional regulation, gratitude, conflict resolution, and responsible decision-making. With playful vocabulary, music, and social-emotional learning moments, this episode supports school curriculum connections in character education, relationship skills, and critical thinking. https://dcmp.org/media/25695-baby-shark-s-big-show-extreme-dodge-bubble-the-lost-tickets Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:27:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25695-baby-shark-s-big-show-extreme-dodge-bubble-the-lost-tickets In "Baby Shark's Big Show: The Treat Goblin / Baby Super Shark," two animated stories explore friendship, honesty, and problem solving in a playful undersea setting. In the first story, Goldie invents the mysterious Treat Goblin after forgetting party snacks, leading to lessons about telling the truth, fairness, and valuing time together over treats during a Halloween-themed costume party. In the second, Baby Shark and Captain Kelp become babies after a villain uses a Baby-Ray, creating a superhero adventure about unexpected strengths, teamwork, and creative thinking. With music, imaginative costumes, and humorous action, the episode supports social-emotional learning, character education, and classroom themes such as responsible decision-making, communication, and resilience. https://dcmp.org/media/25693-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-treat-goblin-baby-super-shark Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:19:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25693-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-treat-goblin-baby-super-shark In "Baby Shark's Big Show: The Secret Password / Monday Funday," two playful stories explore listening skills, teamwork, and healthy attitudes about competition. In "The Secret Password," Chucks creates a clubhouse security system, but the group must use attention, memory, and critical thinking to discover that the password is “important,” reinforcing communication, problem solving, and responsibility. In "Monday Funday," a family game tradition highlights sportsmanship, cooperation, and the value of spending time together over winning. Key themes include friendship, family life, rules, fairness, and social-emotional learning, with strong connections to early elementary curricula in relationship skills, character education, and responsible decision-making. https://dcmp.org/media/25691-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-secret-password-monday-funday Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:17:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25691-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-secret-password-monday-funday "Baby Shark's Big Show: Best in Flow / Blizzard Wizard" features two school-relevant stories about creativity, decision-making, and problem solving. In “Best in Flow,” Baby Shark and Teensy enter a dance competition and learn that self-expression, confidence, and authenticity matter more than copying rigid expectations. In “Blizzard Wizard,” Baby Shark and William run an ice cream shop, respond to online reviews, and discover that simple, well-made choices can be more effective than overly complicated ideas. Key concepts include dance, media influence, criticism, perseverance, responsible decision-making, and staying true to personal strengths. The episode supports social-emotional learning, character education, and discussion of how feedback, trends, and competition affect choices and outcomes. https://dcmp.org/media/25689-baby-shark-s-big-show-best-in-flow-blizzard-wizard Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:16:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25689-baby-shark-s-big-show-best-in-flow-blizzard-wizard In "Baby Shark's Big Show: Fort Fin-ship / Water Buggin'," Baby Shark and friends build a shared clubhouse, then help Hank discover his unique talent, highlighting friendship, self-awareness, and belonging. The episode emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and persistence as each character contributes to Fort Fin-Ship and supports a friend through trial and error. In the second story, the Shark family investigates a noisy waterbug, using observation, inference, and cause-and-effect thinking to solve the problem. Key educational themes include problem solving, social-emotional learning, family relationships, identifying personal strengths, and critical thinking. With playful ocean-themed vocabulary and clear narrative structure, this video supports early elementary curricula focused on character education, relationship skills, and reasoning. https://dcmp.org/media/25687-baby-shark-s-big-show-fort-fin-ship-water-buggin Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:15:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25687-baby-shark-s-big-show-fort-fin-ship-water-buggin In "Baby Shark's Big Show: The Masked Fishy / The Best Friends Game," two musical adventures explore mystery-solving, friendship, and responsible decision-making. In the first story, Baby Shark and William Watson investigate a theater sabotage case at the opera house, using clues, evidence, and critical thinking to uncover that stage fright—not malice—is behind the problem. In the second, Super Shark and Captain Kelp enter a game show to stop villains from winning a powerful battery, highlighting teamwork, trust, honesty, and fair play. The episode features problem solving, emotional awareness, performance arts, and relationship skills, making it relevant to social-emotional learning, classroom discussion, and early elementary literacy themes. https://dcmp.org/media/25812-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-masked-fishy-the-best-friends-game Thu, 10 Sep 2026 10:58:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25812-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-masked-fishy-the-best-friends-game In "Baby Shark's Big Show: A Tail of Two Fathers / Welcome Wagon," two social-emotional stories explore family relationships, conflict resolution, friendship, and inclusion. In the first segment, Baby Shark goes camping with Daddy Shark and Grandpa Shark, who disagree about traditional camping versus high-tech glamping. Their competition leads to hurt feelings, then a cooperative solution that blends both ideas and highlights compromise, listening, and problem solving. In the second segment, a new neighbor, Wallace, unfairly judges Baby Shark because he is a shark. Through apology, empathy, and self-acceptance, the story addresses prejudice, stereotypes, fairness, and respectful community life. With clear SEL themes and accessible vocabulary, this episode supports classroom conversations about identity, belonging, emotions, and positive relationship skills. https://dcmp.org/media/25810-baby-shark-s-big-show-a-tail-of-two-fathers-welcome-wagon Thu, 10 Sep 2026 10:57:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25810-baby-shark-s-big-show-a-tail-of-two-fathers-welcome-wagon In "Baby Shark's Big Show: A Mail Whale Tail / Swimming with the Sharks," Baby Shark and friends learn about teamwork, responsibility, and follow-through as they help Mail Whale complete a special delivery despite pirate obstacles. The story introduces community roles such as mail carrier and postmaster while emphasizing perseverance, problem solving, and keeping promises. In the second adventure, the Shark family gets swept up in reality TV fame, then reflects on identity, friendship, and staying true to personal values. Key social-emotional learning themes include self-awareness, responsible decision-making, and relationship skills. With music, humor, and adventure, this episode supports school curriculum connections in character education, community life, and social development. https://dcmp.org/media/25808-baby-shark-s-big-show-a-mail-whale-tail-swimming-with-the-sharks Thu, 10 Sep 2026 10:55:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25808-baby-shark-s-big-show-a-mail-whale-tail-swimming-with-the-sharks In "Baby Shark's Big Show: Operation Happy Mommies / Buds at First Bite," two social-emotional learning stories explore family diversity, friendship, and emotional regulation. In the first segment, Baby Shark and friends plan Mother’s Day surprises while William reflects on adoption, stepfamily relationships, and families with two moms, learning that families can look different and still be loving and complete. In the second segment, Baby befriends Penny Piranha, who struggles with biting when upset. With help from Goldie, Penny practices a self-management strategy: count to three, identify emotions, and use words to express feelings. Key concepts include family structures, self-awareness, empathy, communication skills, conflict resolution, and emotional intelligence, making the video relevant to health, relationship skills, and school counseling curricula. https://dcmp.org/media/25806-baby-shark-s-big-show-operation-happy-mommies-buds-at-first-bite Thu, 10 Sep 2026 10:54:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25806-baby-shark-s-big-show-operation-happy-mommies-buds-at-first-bite In "Baby Shark's Big Show: The Lost Jelly / Coral Dilemma," two underwater adventures explore communication, problem solving, and environmental science. In the first story, Baby Shark and friends meet Bloop, a mysterious visitor from hydrospace, and use observation, patterns, and teamwork to discover that color changes are a form of communication before helping Bloop return home. In the second story, a visit to a coral reef introduces the biology concept of symbiosis as characters learn how coral supports shelter, food, and ocean health. When Techni-Putty is found to be harming the reef, the group models responsible decision-making, conservation, and community action. With themes of marine life, ecology, friendship, and critical thinking, this episode supports science and social-emotional learning topics commonly addressed in elementary curricula. https://dcmp.org/media/25804-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-lost-jelly-coral-dilemma Thu, 10 Sep 2026 10:53:00 -0400 https://dcmp.org/media/25804-baby-shark-s-big-show-the-lost-jelly-coral-dilemma