Organa Kids - Kids DVD Collection Review
They are both geared for kids ages 2-5...
So I thought it would be great for Broxton to see.
MY Opinion:
This was a cute DVD. Being that it was from England, we had never even heard of it.
I really liked how basic it was. Broxton was captivated by it...
Another thing I liked was that they would tell you the colors of each thing as they talked about it, you know...Adding education while entertaining!!
Like a child’s drawing brought to life, Castle Farm is a gentle series from England full of color and colorful characters. Join Farm Girl, Piggy, Leonard, Farmer and all the barnyard animals as they solve mysteries, fix things, get chores done, play games and learn lessons about friendship, responsibility and having fun. Each vignette is filled with its own tiny adventure that will engage youngsters again and again.
Castle Farm Volume 1 includes the episodes “Snails,” “The Carrot Thief,” “Ball Games,” “A Windy Day,” “Amber,” “The Prickly Flower,” “Bubbles,” “Trophy” and “Waiting for Winnie.”
MY Opinion:
This cracked me up!
In this DVD, you have Farm Girl and her pet pig, piggy... They go about doing things at Castle Farm, as the Farmer requests... but then there is Leonard. He is always seeming to cause trouble, but in the end, the Farmer just sees the end results of Farm Girl and thinks that Leonard did a great job helping out! Ha ha!!!!
There are always adventures that leaves Farm Girl wondering something and luckily, she can always turn to Unicorn. He is always there reading the dictionary and he can always answer her questions!!!
What a cute story that shows just how curious kids can be!
Broxton kept waiting for "another one mommy."
With 9 short episodes on here, he was a happy boy watching!
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What fun! This sounds like it is great for grown ups and little ones.
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