Ricky Raccoon, a huge and hip talking raccoon, teaches kids and parents about how to stay safe when at crossings, including how to pass crosswalks safely and what traffic signs mean what.
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Rangoon Riffs: Ricky Raccoon Shows The Way
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Team Swizzlebeef riffs: Ricky Raccoon Shows the Way
Come along with Team Swizzlebeef and learn about Traffic Safety the way we all did in the 70s - from a seven foot tall furry who is unsure of his species. Wait.
Team Swizzlebeef: Ricky Raccoon Shows the Way (sample)
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