Animal Numbers: Learning to Count with Animals

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Starring: Animal Numbers
Rated: G (General Audience)
Type: DVD
Studio: Time Life Records
Release Date: 2002-05-28
Join the fun-filled musical safari as Animal Numbers helps teach your pre-schooler the numbers up to ten. From a mommy kangaroo with one baby in her pouch to a playful chimpanzee's ten fingers, Animal Numbers combines adorable animals with catchy, original songs to make learning an exciting and fun experience for your child. Children will want to sing and dance along as the toe-tapping songs invite them to count a giraffe's legs or spot nine crazy cats. Animals using camouflage illustrate zero while playing a giggly game of hide and seek. An entertaining combination of music, nature and learning, Animal Numbers is a journey of discovery the whole family can enjoy. Nature + Numbers = Fun 4 Kids.

Smart and fun!
We bought this video and the Animal Alphabet video for our son when he was 17 months old. We were looking for live-action stuff that would be good for someone of his age. He's now 22 months old and still loves it. The footage on this video is amazing. I enjoy it because I get to see animals I'd never heard of before (a widow bird, for example) and I get to see animals I'd seen before do things I hadn't seen before. It's a Time/Life production so it's not surprising that they have excellent footage and production values. The songs, written and performed by British composer Anton Mullan, are both catchy and educational. Everyone I've shown this video to has been impressed. A side note: the video intrepidly introduces "zero" after having counted from one to ten. The concept of zero will be out of my son's reach for many years, I think!

great
This is truly an educational movie. Not only does it teach counting but also teaches about the animals with snappy upbeat songs.

A toddler must
This video teaches much more than just the numbers 0-10. The real footage about animals is fascinating and so fun to watch. The songs are catchy and easy to sing along with. Your children will be able to name dozens of animals at the zoo after watching this video. It's great for all ages. My sons are 2 & 7 and both of them watch parts of the video almost every day. I like it, too!

40 minutes of Mommy time!
I'm not the type to park my son in front of the tv all day, it is mostly just for some time for me to get stuff done (dishes, laundry,...) I found this movie at a discount store for $3 while on vacation. My son was just a year old when he started watching it. HE LOVES IT! He is now 17 months old and watches it at least once a day. I just ordered the alphabet dvd, hopefully he will love it too. I don't think it is just for older kids, my son loves this movie. I disagree that it doesn't get annoying but I don't usually watch with him...I value the 40 minutes of mommy time.

Fun and Educational
Our 2 year old twin boys enjoy both Animal Numbers and Animal Alphabet. The songs are catchy and great footage of the animals. For some reason they prefer Animal Alphabet - maybe because we had that one first. Both boys are really into animals right now. We read a lot of books and play games that are based on animals. Since they're also learning to count and say their alphabet, the Animal dvds were a perfect choice.