Description: From A-to-Z, “Amtrak-to-Zephyr”, packed with one full hour of fun and learning, this exciting video enhances children’s natural learning ability while exploring some of the coolest aspect’s of real trains.
Your child will develop skills in vocabulary and phonics,and while interacting with our kids on the video will explore: “in & out”, “over & under”, “teamwork”, “above & below”, “off & on”, “same & different”, all sorts of really cool trains and their sounds, train safety, railroad jobs from “Brakeman-to-Yardmaster” and of course, The Alphabet.
Written by a mother of two/professional day care provider, and teamed up with awesome footage from award-winning producer Les Jarrett, this video is sure to please the whole family.
Ages 3 to 6 years. Endorsed by Kids First. Telly Award Winner.
The customer comments listed below are for this edition. The "prior edition" mentioned refers to some minor changes in the packaging. The program in the box is the same one that kids have been loving for years!
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Alphabet Train A Must Have for the Train Enthusiast
Well worth the bucks for this video. My 3 year old grandson LOVES trains!! He has watched this video many times without a break. Would highly recommend this video.
Rating: - Great Learning Tool!
My 2½ year old son LOVES this video and has actually learned his ABC's from it. He is a huge train fan and he really connected with the concept of this video. He asks to watch it every day.
Rating: - Great Video... Poor Quality
This is a fabulous video and my four year old son loves it, unfortunately it is really poor quality and from day one we had tracking problems. Now I wont even use it because it keep getting stuck in the VCR.
Rating: - Mom of 2 and 4 year old boys
Bought it for my 4 and 2 year old sons. LOVE it would buy it again in a heartbeat. My husband and I even enjoy it and have learned from it. A must buy for train lovers.
Rating: - The Alphabet Train
I will willingly admit that my train-crazy 3 year old loves this video and I love the footage but the disturbingly amateurish voice-over is really enough to make me toss it under the wheels of the 10:15 express. There is another kid's train video which I would heartily recommend -- Choo Choo Trains Up Close and Very Personal ( a whole series of videos with similar titles in fact) which uses most of the same exact footage but does not subject viewers to the stilted and painfully clumsy voice-over of this video. I'm well aware things like this are done on a shoe-string, but don't hire your dad ... Read More
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