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Product Description ------------------- Here is the perfect way to get your child ready for starting school. Young learners will enjoy all of the kindergarten readiness activities, including learning to count objects by color, shape, or a combination of both. Even gifted children will be challenged by the advanced colors (maroon, turquoise) and shapes (polygons, ellipses). Approx 46 minutes. Rock 'N Learn has won over 150 Awards. Colors, Shapes & Counting is the Winner of 8 Awards: Early Childhood News, Directors' Choice Award The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval Dr. Toys 10 Best Audio/Video Products Kid Picks, USA Today The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval Mom's Best Award Creative Child Magazine DVD of the Year Learning Magazine Teachers' Choice Award for the Classroom Learning Magazine Teachers' Choice Award for the Family Review ------ It covers all the important lessons and leaves kids begging for more. The rhymes are catchy and upbeat and the kids want to hear it over and over. Hide it, because someone will snatch it away --Early Childhood News, Directors' Choice Award Here is a video that young children will enjoy while learning. Well-paced and thoughtfully presented, children watched it again and again. --National Parenting Center Seal of Approval This program works on many levels and will be enjoyed by younger children. Its structure is good, starting out with the basics (such as counting to five, or presenting the concept of a circle) and then moving to more advanced territory (counting to 20, and examining pentagons). --School Library Journal An interactive and amusing way for preschoolers to learn colors, shapes and how to count up to 20. The program uses a variety of musical styles, catchy songs, and characters to teach and entertain. --Kid Picks, USA Today This program works on many levels and will be enjoyed by younger children. Its structure is good, starting out with the basics (such as counting to five, or presenting the concept of a circle) and then moving to more advanced territory (counting to 20, and examining pentagons). --School Library Journal An interactive and amusing way for preschoolers to learn colors, shapes and how to count up to 20. The program uses a variety of musical styles, catchy songs, and characters to teach and entertain. --Kid Picks, USA Today