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Wordbot/Mt. Rushhere
WordGirl enriches young audiences vocabulary, closes the gap for those who dont grow up in language-rich environments, instills a love of language, and fosters better reading comprehension. Ages: 4-8 Educational Goal: Language and Literacy
Wordbot/Mt. Rushhere
Season 4 Episode 11 | 26m 0s | CC
Desperate for revenge, Tobey builds a robot replica of WordGirl named WordBot. When WordBot gets jealous and turns against Tobey, WordGirl and Tobey must team up to defeat her. / Where did all the grownups go? WordGirl discovers that Mr. Big is using mind control to make all the adults build a tribute in his honor. Can WordGirl save the day without Mr. Big's help?
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