We feel these videos were so helpful because they do not have all the other activity going on in the back ground as other videos do. I'm not discounting the other videos, they are good as well. I'm only saying that we feel she was able to focus on the learning aspect with these videos.
She would repeat the letters and sounds. At 3 1/2 years old, she only had a vocabulary of about 6 words. Along with getting her into a learning program with the school system, I feel these videos were a big help towards her progress. By the end of her kindergarten year, she was taken off of her special education program and put into a normal first grade class.
I highly recommend this video. I purchased it at Walmart for $1 about 5 years ago and it has been a lifesaver for my granddaughter. She was developmentally delayed and a visual learner. We could remember her standing in front of the TV, rocking back and forth listening and watching these videos! How awesome!
Hey. . .I think I remember this! My sister and I used to watch tapes like this one, often. I do remember the numbers one being kinda scary, audio-wise.
I almost forgot to say one more thing. Anyone out there notice that the "see and sing" video I mentioned last night has "She'll be Coming 'Round the Mountain" at the end of it but it is not indicated on the jacket? All the rest of the songs from the tape are listed there, though. I noticed that as a young child so my babysitter wrote the song title on the box for me, right at the bottom of the list.
Once again, it's very unlikely that this tape would have been recorded over if that little square hole on the lower left side of the cassette had been uncovered. That little girl I mentioned a month ago has been studying her ABC's, but we wound up getting her a Sesame Street DVD "Learning About Letters" instead because the "See & Learn" VHS that eBay was selling was too expensive.
My mom is thinking about getting a copy of this for a five-year-old girl who needs to study her alphabet. By the time I was her age I had already known my alphabet and didn't need to study at all. I had also known how to read, too. Ever since I was about three years old.
AAAHHHH!!!!! I've been searching for this FOREVER!!! I could never for the life of me remember the name of this! Thank you SO MUCH!!
Trowasgirl 1 week ago
Wow, I remember this tape from when I was a kid, 23 years ago!
DevilInPgh 5 months ago
We feel these videos were so helpful because they do not have all the other activity going on in the back ground as other videos do. I'm not discounting the other videos, they are good as well. I'm only saying that we feel she was able to focus on the learning aspect with these videos.
granniesmith1 9 months ago
She would repeat the letters and sounds. At 3 1/2 years old, she only had a vocabulary of about 6 words. Along with getting her into a learning program with the school system, I feel these videos were a big help towards her progress. By the end of her kindergarten year, she was taken off of her special education program and put into a normal first grade class.
granniesmith1 9 months ago
I highly recommend this video. I purchased it at Walmart for $1 about 5 years ago and it has been a lifesaver for my granddaughter. She was developmentally delayed and a visual learner. We could remember her standing in front of the TV, rocking back and forth listening and watching these videos! How awesome!
granniesmith1 9 months ago
this is so awesome.
MrYezus 1 year ago
Hey. . .I think I remember this! My sister and I used to watch tapes like this one, often. I do remember the numbers one being kinda scary, audio-wise.
ApacheMan2K 2 years ago
I almost forgot to say one more thing. Anyone out there notice that the "see and sing" video I mentioned last night has "She'll be Coming 'Round the Mountain" at the end of it but it is not indicated on the jacket? All the rest of the songs from the tape are listed there, though. I noticed that as a young child so my babysitter wrote the song title on the box for me, right at the bottom of the list.
BKDBrian2 2 years ago
Once again, it's very unlikely that this tape would have been recorded over if that little square hole on the lower left side of the cassette had been uncovered. That little girl I mentioned a month ago has been studying her ABC's, but we wound up getting her a Sesame Street DVD "Learning About Letters" instead because the "See & Learn" VHS that eBay was selling was too expensive.
BKDBrian2 2 years ago
My mom is thinking about getting a copy of this for a five-year-old girl who needs to study her alphabet. By the time I was her age I had already known my alphabet and didn't need to study at all. I had also known how to read, too. Ever since I was about three years old.
BKDBrian2 2 years ago