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GREAT UNCLE'S EARTHENWARE JAR

I like Great Uncle's Earthenware Jar because it is a really great educational film and it can teach children a new language also.

This short documentary from Taiwan film follows Cherry and Burger, two kids who grew up in a family that makes traditional pottery. Their home is filled with lots of pottery. We are shown all around their home and what they do on a daily basis, including how they make pottery. The camera work in this film is great and is clear. I like how the pace of this film develops. I really like how there are interactive things included in the storyline for children to do as well as allowing them to learn a new language. Cherry and Berry's home is really cool. It is filled with traditional pottery that looks really cool. The landscape that surrounds their home is quite beautiful. My favorite part is when Cherry and Burger water the plant and say that they're doing it for their great uncle.

The film's message is to learn about your culture, including the language, traditions and more.

I give Great Uncle's Earthenware Jar 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Hafsa H., KIDS FIRST!

I like Great Uncle's Earthenware Jar because it is a really great educational film and it can teach children a new language also.

This short documentary from Taiwan film follows Cherry and Burger, two kids who grew up in a family that makes traditional pottery. Their home is filled with lots of pottery. We are shown all around their home and what they do on a daily basis, including how they make pottery. The camera work in this film is great and is clear. I like how the pace of this film develops. I really like how there are interactive things included in the storyline for children to do as well as allowing them to learn a new language. Cherry and Berry's home is really cool. It is filled with traditional pottery that looks really cool. The landscape that surrounds their home is quite beautiful. My favorite part is when Cherry and Burger water the plant and say that they're doing it for their great uncle.

The film's message is to learn about your culture, including the language, traditions and more.

I give Great Uncle's Earthenware Jar 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Hafsa H., KIDS FIRST

Two children, Cherry and Burger, grew up in a third-generation pottery family. Their home was filled with pottery, clay, kilns, urns, and other artifacts that exuded handmade warmth. Cherry and Burger played hide-and-seek in the large kiln yard and splashed around in the ditches by the fields. They also watered the flowers, snails, and grass near the temple with water guns. They have made a big clay cup for the temple god so he wouldn't be thirsty.