Showing posts with label Hooked on Numbers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hooked on Numbers. Show all posts

9/8/12

Hooked on Baby Learn to Sign



Details: "Baby Signing Time special edition", 2 special baby signing time DVDs, 2 sets of flash cards, 2 cds with 8 songs from the DVDs, Good Night baby CD, 36 page parent's book, milestone poster and stickers reference chart.  6months-2 yrs.

Introduces ASL and encourages communication development and the parent child bond.  Introduces over 70 signs from the following categories.
1. Family and People
2. Pets and Nature
3. Food
4. Getting Ready for the Day
5. Bedtime
6. Feelings
7. Helpful Signs

My Review: The movies were a little boring but actually worked.  My 5 year old wouldn't watch the movies, but he loved the reference chart, and the flash cards.  My 2 year old loved the movies, Cds but not the flash cards.  A four year old who did this program with us also wasn't very interested in this program.  This really is a great program for younger children.  Easy to use, fun to use and totally worth it.  We checked this program out from the PERC center at the Orem Public Library.

Pros: great product, fun songs,easy to read flash cards

Cos: great for babies and young kids, would be great if there was something for older children.

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1/16/12

Hooked on Numbers

Details: DVD, MP3 songs, activity pad, journal, wipe off crayons, stickers.  Ages 3-5.  The Crayons conform to ASTM D 4236 (child safety regulations).  This Super activity kit is an educational extravaganza that's packed with learning and fun.

Information: This was another educational tool I checked out from Orem Public Library's PERC center.  First off, my kids and I sat down and watched the DVD together, and to be honest we were all very glad it was done because it was very boring.  The Amazing story was the best part, but my kids didn't really like it (and I say this because they watch lots of different educational DVDs or TV shows like: Dora The Explorer, Leap Frog, Little Einsteins, Dinosaur Train, Super Y, The Mickey Mouse Club House, etc.)  Secondly, my 4 year old who can write, draw and is learning to read basic words didn't like the little Number Journal.  He found it very frustrating because he had to draw things without any type of guide line.  He also prefers white erase markers to wipe off crayons. The Numbers Activity pad was the best part.  Lots of puzzles where you have to read the instructions to get the correct answers.  This was a fun part to do with my 4 year old.  Myself and my children didn't like anything except the puzzles on the Activity Pad.















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