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Animated Anne of Green Gables Series

Anne Of Green Gables: The Animated Series premiered on PBS on September 2, 2001. The series follows the irrepressible redhead, whose independent spirit and impetuous nature makes Avonlea the heart of the action. But the series does more than entertain. There is a strong educational component as Anne uses her imagination to solve problems. Each episode also gently leads viewers to recognize the importance of family, relationships and self-confidence.

Welcome to the World of Avonlea, home to the irrepressible Anne Shirley. Avonlea is an exciting place to live especially as Anne's vivid imagination is always causing havoc for her and her best friends. Anne is very, very good at getting herself and others into hot water but always with the best intentions.

Join Anne and her friends in these 2 episodes as they get into scrapes but recognize the importance of family, friendship and self-confidence.   Each volume is in color and approximately 50 minutes long.  Region 1 encoding (US and Canada only).

Three Volumes available in VHS only

Volume 1   Anne - The Animated Series - Babysitter Blues & One True Friend

Babysitter Blues--Gilbert thinks babysitting his infant cousin will be a breeze. That is, until he finds himself alone with the tyke. Luckily Anne, who has a great deal of experience looking after children, comes to his assistance. Gilbert comes to realize how demanding and difficult babysitting can be, and how important it is to be vigilant, caring and prepared.

One Ture Friend--Disaster has struck! Diana has come down with a case of head-lice. When the other children start to shun Anne for remaining Diana’s friend, Anne considers abandoning her in order to salvage her popularity. But after thinking things through, she comes to value the importance of loyalty.

Volume 2 Anne - The Animated Series - Sleeves & Butterflies

Butterflies--A hockey match between Avonlea and Carmody is coming up. Gilbert, an excellent player and a fairly good leader, is the team captain. However, he advocates "winning at any cost". The adults also get caught up in their obsession for the team to win. By the time the big game begins, the team is fragmented, discouraged and in disarray. Anne helps Gilbert see the importance of good sportsmanship. She reminds him of the real reason they play hockey. The team resolves their differences and goes into the tournament determined to have a good time.

VHS - either Volume, order from drop down menu