Learning ABCs
Disney's Learning Adventures - Winnie the Pooh - ABC's [Closed-captioned] [Color] [DVD]
(DVD) Walt Disney Video
Release date: 2004-10-12
Price:
$19.99
$14.95
Customer Reviews:
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Not what we expected. Very boring and disappointing!
We were disappointed with this. We were waiting for them to tackle up the whole alphabet in the movie....but to no avail. My son was not even thrilled with the movie itself (compared to their 123). He looks bored and does a lot of yawning to this. He'd ask for his WTP 123 instead. They just... -
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I bought this video for my 2 1/2 year old because he is very interested in the alphabet. The dvd was a huge disappointment because it didn't deal with letters but focused on rhyming words, etc. Not suitable for my son's age, boring and short. They sing a 60 second song with the alphabet that...
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I want to buy some learning dvd's to teach him abc's and 123's but i dont have a clue on what to get.
um. i would try YOU teaching him. maybe by song or flashcards.
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I have the letter factory from Leapfrog, but that focuses on the letter sounds. Thanks for any advice!
You didn't mention how old your child is, but under the age of 3, I would strongly suggest keeping him or her away from the t.v. Reading to your child is one of the best ways to help them learn, and phonics, as one of the posters suggested, is key. Word-sound association is
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This week, I read a number of news articles about an old but important subject: seat belts. A recent report stated that the majority of children injured in car accidents were not wearing seat belts, and those children suffered greater injuries than those properly restrained. As all parents know, keeping the children belted in can be a challenge.</p><p> Tactile children are the wriggly ones. They hate to be constrained, so will put up a physical fight while you to strap them in. Once in, they will figure out how to undo the seat belt, and you will find yourself driving along, only to realize they're not wearing it! Since seat belts are such a lifesaver, it's worth purchasing an additional clip that fastens over the buckle. It may make putting your child in their seat a little more difficult but it is worth the extra time to ensure they are strapped in. Have a rule that no seat belts - no moving. You'll need to be strict about enforcing this - even if it means pulling over to the side of the road. Tactile children respond well to rules, especially non-negotiable rules. The trick is no exceptions to the rule: enforce it every time. Tactile children will also appreciate activity books and play things in the car. Keep a box of "car only" toys, fun things that they enjoy and will entertain them.</p><p> Auditory children can be coerced into the car (and thus, into their seat belts) by making the car their special singing studio. If they view the car as a special place where they can listen to their favorite songs, and sing along with Mom and Dad, they will be more eager to be there. Naturally, you will make the rule that there is no music on until the seat belt is fastened! With your auditory child, this can be a great time to learn ABC's, practice spelling words or memorize multiplication tables. Normally, the auditory child will be distracted by the other noises about them, whilst the car can be less distracting. The car will also be a great place to chat about the day, and is an easy way to incorporate listening time into your schedule.</p><p> Visual children will prefer a seat that makes them look like a big girl or boy, so take them shopping with you when you purchase a carseat or booster. Keep a collection of picture books and magazines on hand, and consider a fold down tray that attaches to the back of the seat, or sits across the knees very helpful for the child to draw and fill out activity books. For those parents lucky enough to have a DVD player in the car, this too can be a lifesaver, especially when they can only watch a particular show in the car. Again, be sure the rule is seatbelt first, DVD after. If you allow your children to eat in the car, keep wipes on hand - visual children can become very upset at having to go to out looking messy.</p><p> Taste and smell children will always respond to the 'hurt' concept. Explain that they might be hurt if there is an accident. This simple statement is often enough to persuade them to wear a seat belt. Letting them lead by example also works wonders: use a favorite teddy or doll, and a pretend car seat (even homemade, out of cardboard.) They will be happy to strap their teddy in, just like their mommy straps them in. Choosing a seat cover that has their favorite character a friend in the car can also help. Special car activities for your Taste and smell child might include writing a letter to grandma, looking through photo albums or playing with their miniature collection of dolls or trucks.</p><p> Of course, the very best way to demonstrate the importance of seat belts is to wear one yourself every day, every trip, even if it's only to the end of the block. Your child is watching and learning, so set a good example.</p><p> Priscilla J. Dunstan is a child and parenting behavior expert and consultant and the author of "Child Sense." Learn more about Priscilla and her parenting discoveries at www.childsense.com</p><p>Priscilla J.
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Child Sense: Getting your child to wear their seat beltKansas City Star - Dec 31, 1969
With your auditory child, this can be a great time to learn ABC's, practice spelling words or memorize multiplication tables. Normally, the auditory child will be distracted by the other noises about them, whilst the car can be less distracting.A.V. Club - Dec 31, 1969
Parks And Recreation (NBC, 8:30 pm): We're not sure if this is just a trick of the lighting or what, but the promo photo for this episode on the screener DVD NBC sent out appears to feature Chris Traeger dressed in a pink Sherlock Holmes costume,
Music News - Dec 31, 1969
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Chronicle-Telegram - Dec 31, 1969
With your auditory child, this can be a great time to learn ABC's, practice spelling words or memorize multiplication tables. Normally, the auditory child will be distracted by the other noises about them, whilst the car can be less distracting.
