Barney: All About Opposites
Released: July 10, 2012
Studio: Lionsgate / HIT Entertainment
Running Time: 75 minutes
ABOUT:
There’s nonstop fun as Barney and his friends go and learn all about opposites! Everyone helps Baby BopT understand concepts like up and down, in and out, high and low. Hey Diddle Diddle, the kids see that they can be big or little but it’s what’s inside that counts! Then join in as Barney and his friends have a cool time on a hot day in a pretend winter-summer wonderland learning about hot and cold! There’s always Tee-riffic teaching and fun when big dinos and small friends are around!
MY THOUGHTS:
While Barney is not one of my favorites, it really is a great show kids. With the silly but educational songs and great lessons for kids, as a parent I appreciate Barney. I felt too like it was a one of the first shows for preschoolers. Anyways, this DVD focuses on opposites and I feel that is a perfect subject for my 4 and 5 year old. The DVD is reinforcing what they already know and keeping them sharp, especially in the summertime before school starts. The DVD runs just over an hour and is perfect to get kids excited about learning!
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Shannon F. says
Potty training!
Sarah Yurga says
my youngest is working on cutting teeth – I hope she loves Barney like my older ones did!
Lisa says
we are learning how to spell
Heather Turner says
How to swallow his food because he has a feeding dysfunction
Tami Valentine says
I know this isn’t the norm, as most parents here have small children. But…as they get older, there are STILL things that we’re working on with them. For instance: (careful, this list may get really long lol)
-put your dirty clothes IN the hamper, not next to.
-put your clean clothes in drawers so that the cats don’t get cat hair all over them and then we find them on the floor next to (note, not IN) the hamper…STILL FOLDED from the last wash!
-put your shoes on the rack that sits so gingerly next to the front door….not in the doorway where we trip over them. (Dad now puts their shoes on the front porch…they can get them out there now!)
Need I go on…..
But setting all humor aside, I really enjoyed my kids in every stage in their lives. I used to complain about picking this up or that up and my grandma always said to me, Tami, there will come a day when you WISH you had those toys to pick up.” As my oldest is getting ready to leave for college next week, 4 hrs from home, it will be more quiet around here and I’ll wish I had his books to pick up. 🙂
susan smoaks says
we are working on counting right now
Jennifer Paige says
We are working on colors and reading short words with my nephew.
Karen Gonyea says
Sentence Structure 🙂
Susan Smith says
we are working on math
DIana Hatch says
My granddaughters are working on writing letters
amy deeter says
working on colors
Irene says
Potty training
Danielle Priser says
We are working on manners in the classroom and cafeteria!
Nancy says
We’re working on money.
Darcie K. says
Right now we are working on the abc’s
Ed Nemmers says
We are baking cupcakes now!
Rowdy Boys Mom says
We are working on not wetting the bed at night.
natasha says
letters and numbers
Kerrie Mayans says
I am working on recognizing letters with my son.
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Erica C. says
We are working on numbers.
Angela Neynaber says
We are working on colors with my 2 year old.
kristy says
working on walking
kendra W says
My son is learning to write his names and his colors and shapes
Seyma Shabbir says
How to listen
Daniel M says
working on getting ready to go back to school
Lori S says
We are working on writing
Kim H says
We’re working on reading.
Jennifer Clay says
I am currently working on learning on how to read with my 1st grader and how to tie her shoes.
amy marantino says
leaning to make the bed
Fawn H says
We are working on math
jennifer wexler says
we are potty training
Amber L. says
With our 3 year old I’ve been working on phonics and teaching her how to build words. With our 1 year old I’ve been working on shapes and colors.
Allan says
Potty training.
Yolanda Robinson says
We are working on writing her name.
Jodi Kershuk says
We are working on the name of colors and shapes.
Adrienne gordon says
we are working on math
Patricia Williams says
We are working on letter recognition and beginning to practice how to write letters. He’s gotten very good at his name.
catherine c says
letters and sounds
shanon hyatt says
I’m working with my grandson on pronouncing words.
amanda roach says
trying to spell her full name.
Jackie says
Trying to get her reading more
Stacey B says
My youngest son – walking. My oldest son – recognizing his letter sounds
melina r says
son is in school so working on homework brought home
Valerie Taylor Mabrey says
trying to get grandson to learn shapes
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Elizabeth K says
We are working on shapes and colors!
Katie Morris Crider says
Working on recognizing numbers
jodi lasher says
I am trying to work with my daughter on using her patience and not to get so angry so quick. Thanks
nannypanpan says
spelling
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Lonnie Pruneda says
I have been working with my 4 yr. old on her letters
katrina says
right now I am working with my oldest on how to recognize her letters