- MUNCHKIN MATH-SHAPES! (DVD MOVIE)
Product Description
The exciting, new way to get your child AHEAD in Math today!
Being ready for school is so important today. This super fun, entertaining DVD will ensure your child’s success.
A truly interactive experience awaits your child with this amazing DVD!
Munchkin Math’s unique and interactive approach teaches children by using all 3 learning styles – auditory, visual and kinesthetic – so your child will retain the information.
Take a magical journey with Wendy, Zoid and… More >>
Tags: Math, Munchkin, Shapes
#1 by Red Tulips on May 6, 2010 - 1:14 pm
I purchased the shapes DVD for my son a while ago and he’s been watching it on/off for about a year now and really enjoys it. Its very basic but the songs and hand movements really keep my son entertained while learning. He’s 4 now and knows what a trapezoid, octagon, pentagon, etc… is. Its really a great learning tool for any young child.
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by L. Jobe on May 6, 2010 - 2:43 pm
At first, I wasn’t too enthusiastic about this DVD because my daughter has known all her basic shapes for about 2 years now. I got it because I wanted Telling Time and Counting Money, but the set was almost the same price as only getting the 2.
Well this DVD ended up being my daughter’s favorite of the group and it taught far more than I expected. I guess I just wasn’t expecting rhombus. Anyway, it is really cool to hear something like trapezoid coming out of a 3-yr-olds mouth.
Rating: 5 / 5
#3 by Janette C. Keeton on May 6, 2010 - 3:52 pm
We bought this a while back for my daughter when she was 4, and within a couple of viewings she was repeating the chants with enthusiasm and telling me all she was learning, and not just the easy shapes either. She would run around saying “A rhombus is a square that got hit by a bus!” and “A heptagon has seven straight sides!” She learned to recognize those as well as trapezoids, octagons, you name it! The characters (Pent the elephant and Zoid, who is like a cute alien) are very likable too. Now my daughter is older and still enjoys watching this video from time to time with her younger brother, whose is learning his shapes now. One thing I really like is that the video has no previews and is only 20 minutes or so. So I don’t feel like I’m parking them in front of the TV for a long time and I know they’re learning something.
Rating: 5 / 5
#4 by Marsha Lopez on May 6, 2010 - 5:17 pm
I teach 6th grade and got this dvd for my daughter. I was absolutely blown away. She knows the names (quickly) of some of the shapes that my students do not even know! She’s easily learned hexagon, rhombus, octagon, and trapezoid. The story line is very creative and cute and my little girl loves “zoid”. Is there a “zoid” doll? My little girl wants one now. This DVD is going to have her way ahead in kindergarten. I’m thankful we picked it up.
Rating: 5 / 5
#5 by Christina Eszenyi on May 6, 2010 - 6:15 pm
I recommend these to all my friends. I teach special education and recommended to the elementary teacher and she loves it too. Utilizes all kinds of learning (visual, auditory, kinestetic) and goes beyond the basic few shapes that most DVD’s focus on. Great series,[...]
Rating: 5 / 5