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Interactive Spelling TV Show For Kids
I am so delighted to share to all of you parents this wonderful educational show that I and my kids watch regularly.
Word World is an educational show in Play House Disney Channel. It is very entertaining that even parents like me enjoy watching. The main concept of the show is to put all the letters that constitute a word. Those letters when put together form the thing that they refer to. For example, the letters F-I-S-H were put together, side by side, and form into a fish shape. Get it? Thus, making the show more visual as well for kids to remember the word, the thing, and the correct spelling.
This is a very clever show. Hope you all have access to this channel in your respective countries. I record all the episodes so that my kids can watch them over and over again. They love watching Word World which is good because they are having fun while at the same time they are learning.
My 2-year old Alvin can now spell the following words: Guitar, drum, book, pig, lamp, horn, pie, rocket, cookie, moon,tuba, ant, star, slide, frog, dog…and he is learning more everyday. My kids love Word World. It is very educational and interactive as well.
August 4th, 2009 at 3:34 am
wow! yz loves Word World too. but she doesn’t know how to spell yet. ang alam lang nya eh, Y-z. hehe. ^^
ni-dl ni mike ung word world eh, pero watch pa din si yz sa disney playhouse. panu un? everyday tlaga watch si alvin? waaah
August 22nd, 2009 at 8:45 pm
I will check this show for Jai and will demand (yea demand) that Jeriel do something so that Jai can start early—yes, this early. Good for alvin! share more parenting tips:)
October 1st, 2009 at 3:12 pm
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October 24th, 2009 at 4:14 am
thanks for this tip! we dont have cable so we dont get to watch this show.. but maybe ill try to see if its on you tube so i can have an idea… my son is now 2 years and 9 months old and im not sure if he recognizes ABC letters yet