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# 10 DVD Preschool Prep Collection

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- **What is this?** 10 DVD Preschool Prep Collection
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## Description

Product Description 10 DVD Collection This combination of Boxed sets includes all of our award winning DVDs. Meet the Letters, Numbers, Shapes, Colors, Sight Words 1,2 & 3 and Meet the Phonics - Letter Sounds, Digraphs and Blends. Preschool Prep Company DVDs have won over 25 national awards and are used in thousands of schools across the country. Review It's really refreshing to encounter something that gets tangible results: 'Meet the Letters'' combines a basic need (learning the alphabet) with a tried-and-true method (repetition), all while keeping Junior entertained... we give it an A --Entertainment WeeklyThe basic approach of seeing, hearing and repeating is given a fresh look that makes learning easy for pre-readers and struggling beginning readers. A must-have for every collection for young children. --School Library JournalTeachers Picks - Best for Learning Sight Words --Scholastic Instructor Magazine

Review: The perfect educational videos - Buy this. Seriously. So, I have a 2-year-old and a 10-month-old and in typical mom fashion, I was stressing myself out with mom guilt over whether I was spending enough "educational" time with my oldest now. Sure, he is talking and can operate a DVD player or do a puzzle, but what about those specific things he's supposed to know like colors, counting, etc? I was doing the best I could but still worried that I wasn't doing "enough" when I tried and got interrupted for a nursing session with the baby. I started the search for some actual, REAL educational DVDs that I could let him watch while I wasn't physically able to sit down and focus with him. We had tried Sesame Street, Baby Einstein, etc. and I just felt like although those shows were somewhat about learning, they were still 90% just for entertainment. I read the reviews on this set and took a chance. All I can say is - WOW. It's exactly what I wanted. The videos are simple, but varied enough that it keeps my toddler's attention. There is REPETITION, which is amazing because they need to hear the word "yellow" multiple times in different settings for the meaning to really sink in. He's not quite 2 1/2, and so far we have only been watching the numbers and colors videos. He actually enjoys watching them while I am sitting down to feed his little bro, and he now knows all his colors. He loves pointing them out to me in a store and looking things up based on color in his books. We're going to focus on numbers now. He already is counting 1, 2... and can recognize by sight others like 5 and 10. My plan is to continue numbers and introduce shapes... then on to letters and sight words! If you're like me and you stress about your kids getting ahead and being prepared to learn as much as they can, this is a phenomenal set. I don't want my kids being addicted to TV so we usually only watch it while the babe is sleeping or if mama just needs a dang minute... but it works so well in a short time. Five stars so far for sure!
Review: Shocked by how effective this was - I'm always pretty hesitant about buying stuff like this, especially when it has a bunch of high-rated reviews that read like paid shills wrote them. When the DVD set came, I was even more incredulous than before because the packaging is plastered with all kinds of different award logos from organizations I've never heard of like "Informal Education Products Award - Best Product of the Year" and "Film Advisory Board Inc. Award of Excellency - Award Winner." I have no idea what any of those are, nor have I ever even bothered to look them up. Not only that, but there were quotes taken directly from desertcart reviews on the back of the main box, which is usually a big red flag for me and indicative of some sort of scam or low-quality product. Anyway, I took the plunge on this because it had the most variety of subjects for the cheapest price. Kind of a gamble on my part, but I'm glad I did it because, astonishingly, my son wound up knowing the majority of the alphabet within a couple of weeks from just watching these videos. My wife especially was ecstatic about this because our son had just turned 2, and she had a friend that insisted he must be slow because he still tended to talk in gobboldy-gook. He almost immediately outpaced her kids after watching this DVD set, and only a couple of months after buying them he knows his ABC's, can count to 10, knows about a half dozen shapes or so, and is just way more communicative than he was before. Bizarrely, this stuff really did work and he loves all of it, constantly begging to watch ABC's and shapes and what not. The movies themselves are totally boring. Very basic, cheap, and honestly pretty lazy animation with random voices repeating words or sounds over and over again. I understand repetition is key to learning a lot of things, especially with very young children, but it's nearly unbearable watching these with him. One thing I will point out that I actually did appreciate was for the Colors and Shapes movies they had reminders to adjust your TV settings to make things appear the way they should. For example, if the square looks like a rectangle then you need to turn off forced stretching, etc. Very helpful since these are all 4:3 aspect ratio and you might have that turned on by accident. Other than that, the packaging is also cheap. It's the super thin plastic cases you see movies sold in at dollar stores. There's some pretty heavy advertising for workbooks and flashcards and multi-level DVDs and phone apps, but I haven't bothered to try any of that stuff out yet, and I'm honestly not sure if I will. At the end of the day, my rating for this is based on how my son reacts to it, the kind of stuff I've seen him learn from these movies and the excitement he has for learning now. As far as that goes, it's a definite 5.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,642 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #589 in DVD |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 3,852 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The perfect educational videos
*by J***. on May 28, 2018*

Buy this. Seriously. So, I have a 2-year-old and a 10-month-old and in typical mom fashion, I was stressing myself out with mom guilt over whether I was spending enough "educational" time with my oldest now. Sure, he is talking and can operate a DVD player or do a puzzle, but what about those specific things he's supposed to know like colors, counting, etc? I was doing the best I could but still worried that I wasn't doing "enough" when I tried and got interrupted for a nursing session with the baby. I started the search for some actual, REAL educational DVDs that I could let him watch while I wasn't physically able to sit down and focus with him. We had tried Sesame Street, Baby Einstein, etc. and I just felt like although those shows were somewhat about learning, they were still 90% just for entertainment. I read the reviews on this set and took a chance. All I can say is - WOW. It's exactly what I wanted. The videos are simple, but varied enough that it keeps my toddler's attention. There is REPETITION, which is amazing because they need to hear the word "yellow" multiple times in different settings for the meaning to really sink in. He's not quite 2 1/2, and so far we have only been watching the numbers and colors videos. He actually enjoys watching them while I am sitting down to feed his little bro, and he now knows all his colors. He loves pointing them out to me in a store and looking things up based on color in his books. We're going to focus on numbers now. He already is counting 1, 2... and can recognize by sight others like 5 and 10. My plan is to continue numbers and introduce shapes... then on to letters and sight words! If you're like me and you stress about your kids getting ahead and being prepared to learn as much as they can, this is a phenomenal set. I don't want my kids being addicted to TV so we usually only watch it while the babe is sleeping or if mama just needs a dang minute... but it works so well in a short time. Five stars so far for sure!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Shocked by how effective this was
*by K***E on September 10, 2018*

I'm always pretty hesitant about buying stuff like this, especially when it has a bunch of high-rated reviews that read like paid shills wrote them. When the DVD set came, I was even more incredulous than before because the packaging is plastered with all kinds of different award logos from organizations I've never heard of like "Informal Education Products Award - Best Product of the Year" and "Film Advisory Board Inc. Award of Excellency - Award Winner." I have no idea what any of those are, nor have I ever even bothered to look them up. Not only that, but there were quotes taken directly from Amazon reviews on the back of the main box, which is usually a big red flag for me and indicative of some sort of scam or low-quality product. Anyway, I took the plunge on this because it had the most variety of subjects for the cheapest price. Kind of a gamble on my part, but I'm glad I did it because, astonishingly, my son wound up knowing the majority of the alphabet within a couple of weeks from just watching these videos. My wife especially was ecstatic about this because our son had just turned 2, and she had a friend that insisted he must be slow because he still tended to talk in gobboldy-gook. He almost immediately outpaced her kids after watching this DVD set, and only a couple of months after buying them he knows his ABC's, can count to 10, knows about a half dozen shapes or so, and is just way more communicative than he was before. Bizarrely, this stuff really did work and he loves all of it, constantly begging to watch ABC's and shapes and what not. The movies themselves are totally boring. Very basic, cheap, and honestly pretty lazy animation with random voices repeating words or sounds over and over again. I understand repetition is key to learning a lot of things, especially with very young children, but it's nearly unbearable watching these with him. One thing I will point out that I actually did appreciate was for the Colors and Shapes movies they had reminders to adjust your TV settings to make things appear the way they should. For example, if the square looks like a rectangle then you need to turn off forced stretching, etc. Very helpful since these are all 4:3 aspect ratio and you might have that turned on by accident. Other than that, the packaging is also cheap. It's the super thin plastic cases you see movies sold in at dollar stores. There's some pretty heavy advertising for workbooks and flashcards and multi-level DVDs and phone apps, but I haven't bothered to try any of that stuff out yet, and I'm honestly not sure if I will. At the end of the day, my rating for this is based on how my son reacts to it, the kind of stuff I've seen him learn from these movies and the excitement he has for learning now. As far as that goes, it's a definite 5.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Initiate the learning of your own child genius!!! These are the best DVDs available to rapidly teach your child to read!!
*by R***M on August 2, 2015*

This DVD set is some of the best educational work I have seen for kids. My father was a teacher and so I understand the importance of early childhood education. This set should be gifted to every new parent when they leave the hospital with their newborn. My daughter was not allowed any computer devices, phones, or tv until she was 2. At that point, the tv playing this dvd set was all she was allowed and knew --- and she LOVED it! By 2.5 years old she knew the entire alphabet and all the sounds of the letters. Between three to four she learned all the sight words and also learned the phonics and how to read well beyond her age. Currently she is four and she can read books. Yes books. I'm not referring to the simple Bob books. I'm referring to a sentences filled with something like the following: 1) Working hard is important because it allows parents a way to provide a nice life for kids. 2) It's time for a bath. 3) Do you like to have fun and play hard? 4) What time do you want me to pick you up? 5) How fast can you drive? 6) What time is it? 7) When should we go to grandmas? Some of the words above are sight words. Others are not. I could go on and on about these discs.... Because of these dvds and the phonics training provided (along with the talking letters factory and talking words factory from leap frog) my daughter is absolutely able to take a challenging word, decompose the word into sounds, and figure out what is the word. I am literally amazed and her spoken vocabulary has grown immensely because of these dvds. They are worth every penny and I want to say thank you to the creators. PS -- Can you please make something for math for preschoolers? Finally, be sure to use the flashcards from the menu of the dvd. It's a way to quickly test your kid to ensure he\she understands the material. Spend 1 hour per day with your kid using nothing but these dvds and the leap frog word factory, letter factory, and word caper dvds. Your child will be well prepared for reading\learning in kindergarten.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Preschool Prep Series Collection - 10 DVD Boxed Set (Meet the Letters, Meet the Numbers, Meet the Shapes, Meet the Colors, Meet the Sight Words 1, 2 & 3, Meet the Phonics - Letter Sounds, Digraphs & Blends
- Meet the Math Facts 10 DVD set - addition, subtraction, multiplication & division (includes bonus digital book)
- Let’s Learn to Read 10 DVD Collection by Rock ‘N Learn (170 sight words, covers all phonics rules, vowels, consonants, blends, digraphs, practice sections to build reading fluency, 80 downloadable worksheets and more.)

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