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Born Shari Hurwitz in 1933. She began hosting children's television programs on local station in New York in 1953, graduating to network television in 1960 with The Shari Lewis Show as host and puppeteer. Her best known puppet was probably Lambchop. Shari Lewis died in California in 1998. File contains biographical notes.

Presents seventy-four games, including outdoor games, board games, card games, and games using paper and pencil. Includes the scores and lyrics for twenty-seven songs.

Presents 101 tricks, stunts, and simple crafts, including explanations of how to turn a quarter into a dime and make a drinking cup from a piece of paper.

Lamb Chop is able to rescue AlphaBetty from the well after reading Aesop's fable about the thirsty crow.

More than a sing-along, these selections present hop-alongs, turn-alongs, count- and spell-alongs, chime-ins and rhyme-alongs, in a lot of different ways. The 22 songs reinforce concepts from disciplines including math, grammar and foreign languages, and include: The Ants Go Marching * Big Ol' Cat * Head and Shoulders * Little Bunny Foo-Foo * Rosie Wrong Rhyme * Wiggle Your Finger.

Presents instructions for 101 magic tricks involving readily available materials such as coins, cards, pieces of furniture, and paper cups.