I have watched Disney Junior since I can remember. It is
still one of my favorite channels. I usually like to watch it on the Big Thing
(Kindle Fire HD) because my family watch shows together that I don’t like.
Disney Junior always has shows that I like.
The first show I remember liking was Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
From the beginning I loved mice like Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Minnie was the
first character I loved. She wore pink everywhere and she wore bows to match
her clothes! I liked that when I watched Mickey Mouse Clubhouse I could answer
questions. It made me feel smart and kept me interested in watching.
The next show I remember watching was Little Einsteins. This
show was important to me because I liked the song and my brothers kept making
the song funny because they would sing it in a funny way that I thought was
cool! My favorite person was June. She was a ballerina who wore a purple outfit
and pretty ballet shoes. I think she was the first one to buckle in the ship at
the start of the show. I liked this show
because they went lots of places and helped people including animals.
Sofia the First was the first show I ever saw from the
beginning on Disney Junior. It made me feel like a beautiful princess. I liked
that she was young and I think she was six. There are a lot of books about her
in my library so I like to read about her. I liked that Sofia talked to the
animals on the show. And I really liked her purple amulet necklace. Sofia has
changed her necklace and dress as the show went on. Her necklace changes colors
when they add new shows.
Nina Needs to Go was a short show in between programs. Nina
was a little girl who liked to wait too long to go to the bathroom. Even though
her family members would ask her, “Do you need to go to the bathroom, Nina?”
she always said, “No, I’m fine.” Then, when it was hard to take Nina to the
bathroom she would have to go in an emergency. Her grandmother always got her
to the bathroom on time in a fun way. I liked these because they were fun and
funny!
Doc McStuffins was the best show because she helped toys.
One of her toys would have a problem and her magic stethoscope would make them
come to life. She would look at the problem, come up with a diagnosis, and fix
the toy. There was a cool song in every show about fixing the toy. This year I
want to be Doc McStuffins for Halloween!
The newest show I like to watch on Disney Junior is called
Elena of Avalor. It just started this summer. I like it because it is a fun
show and she was going to become a queen at 16. Elena’s grandfather tells her
that she has learning to do, but she doesn’t listen. She thinks she is ready to
rule. I think Elena is wrong and she should listen to her grandfather. I like
this show a lot because I love queens and princesses.
Disney Junior has been my favorite channel for my whole
life. Even when I get tired of shows there are new shows to watch that interest
me. I still love Minnie Mouse but I have added Doc McStuffins and Elena to my
favorites as I grow up. I can’t wait for Halloween!
Rosie 187 is a rising
first grader who grew up in a blogging household. Her mother is Chief
187™ and her brothers are ML 187 and GS 187 who all have blogs on
Blogger.
Rosie is the third/last child and only girl in
her family. She enjoys training to be a superhero with her brother GS 187,
playing Minecraft with her brother ML 187, spending time with her cousins,
going to school, being a Girl Scout, a karate student, a swimmer, a baseball
player, a traveler, and an all-around great girl. She plays with Barbies,
Legos, and always has fun playing cards with her Ga-Ga and board games with her
Grandma. Rosie 187 would rather be outside, but when she's inside she can
usually be found with "The Big Thing", her mother's Kindle.
Although she was told she wouldn't have
to start a blog until next summer (2017), Rosie 187 insisted on reciting her
blog to her mother so her mom could type the words but her ideas could get
out.
Rosie 187 hopes you enjoy her blogs and leave
her "lots of comments" for her to read, learn, and enjoy.
Thank you!
