WordWorld: Welcome to WordWorld

My 3 kids love this show and I can't believe that it took this long to come up with such a simple concept! As a parent of 1 kindergartener and 2 not even in preschool yet this show has improved my childrens interest in reading and has inspired their interest in other methods of learning. Even if you just had your first baby or a child entering the school age make this your first educational purchase! Watch the show just once on PBS and you'll immediately realize (like I did) what this show can do for them.

I'm a kindergarten teacher and I love this show. My class and I watch WordWorld on PBS everyday after lunch while they take turns going to the restroom. They hate it when we have to turn it off and move on because they see the things they learn in the morning in a cool and fun cartoon. This show is very good about reinforcing topics that we are covering in class, not only has it covered letters and sounds, but it has worked on our rhyming skills and using pictures to help figure out what the words really are. Even my students who have had a difficult time with reading love to "build a word." I would highly recommend these movies to anyone, parents and teachers alike.

This series drove me up the wall...why? Because my 3 year old could not get enough it! Which isn't always a bad thing. He was so engaged with the characters and spelled right along with them.

Definitely worth a try for your preschooler!

We love WordWorld! This program is wonderful! We watch it everymorning on television and then my daugther will watch it on the weekends on dvd! She is starting Kindergarten and she knows all her letters and sounds and can already write in sentences. I will recommend this DVD collection to anyone who asks.

My three-year-old adores this show. After he saw it once, he wanted to watch it every morning, but he usually wakes up after the broadcast. So I purchased this one, and it's great. He's really learning from it -- not just literacy skills, but social skills as well. He often talks about the characters and storylines ("Sh-sh-shark!") and applies the same patterns in his everyday speech, such as isolating the initial sound of a word ("D-D-Daddy? Do you want to p-p-play?"). (No, he doesn't stutter!)

We highly recommend it!