Muse Reviews » A super fun way to teach/learn letters and numbers!

Just out from Scholasic/NewVideo is a duo pack of DVDs in the award-winning Scholastic Storybook Treasures series. This set is all about letters and numbers!

For the first time, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and Chicka Chicka 1,2,3 are packaged as a set! Chicka Chicka Boom Boom has been a long-time favorite of ours, and the melodic way that Scholastic tells this letter-ful tale is fantastic and fun. Then there’s Chicka Chicka 1,2,3, also by Bill Martin, Jr. (and illustrated by Lois Ehlert).

Six more stories come alive on these disks, plus three bonus stories, totaling over 2 hours of letter and number-learning fun: Emily’s First 100 Days of School, How Much is a Million?, and Blueberries for Sal, just to name a few! Notable narrators debuted on this collection include Catherine O’Hara and Diana Canova. All in all, the stories on this 2-DVD set have won a combined total of 22 awards!

You can purchase this new set from Scholastic/NewVideo for just $19.95. (At that price, why not buy a couple of extras for Christmas gift for friends and family?)

(And remember, enter the promo code ” musereviews ” at checkout for 10% off of your total purchase from Scholastic/NewVideo!)

Win it! Thanks to Scholastic/NewVideo, one of you can win a copy of this 2-DVD Chicka Chicka Boom Boom/Chicka Chicka 1,2,3 set! Just tell me another one of Scholastic’s Storybook Treasures DVDs (or sets) that you would love to have. I’ll close the contest next Thursday, November 12th, 2009 at 11pm EST. Sorry; US entries only. Good luck!

CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED.

Congratulations to commenter #7, Rondah, the winner of this DVD duo!

25 Comments so far

My family would like “Bear Snores On.” We have several other “bear” books by Scholastic and enjoy them very much!

I would love to have the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom…and more fun with letters and numbers

We’d love Antarctic Antics…and more hilarious animal stories too!

Oh, there are so many good ones! Click Clack Moo, Good Night Gorilla, How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight. Thanks for pointing me to their site!

I would also love to have Corduroy…and more stories about caring from their website.

The Bear Snores On..Looks Too Cute Too~I am sure my grandchildren would love it

Harold and the Purple Crayon

Strega Nona is a favorite book here so I’d better pick that one!!
Thanks for the chance!!

My kids would love Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type!

We love all Bear books so Bear Snores On would be my pick!

I would also like The Dot or Curious George Rides a Bike.

Thanks!
GigglesandLollipops at gmail dot com

I would love to win it for my son’s special day class. He has tresuary of 100 classics. He also has tag leap frog book and dvd. This is one of the books he loved when he was in pre-school and still loves it.

I would choose the Scholastic Treasury of Classic Bedtime Stories

Danny and the Dinosaur is one of my daughter’s favorite books!

I like curious george rides a bike
rjs682(at)yahoo(dot)com

I would love the Treasury of bedtime classics for my daughters
harborlad@optonline.net

My son would love the Dinosaurs and Trucks set! And the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom set.

chicka boom fun with letters and numbers looks like a good one

Diary of a spider looks so cute- would love to watch that

The Bear Snores On…we don’t have it, but I always hear how great it is.

I think my son would enjoy Good Night Gorilla…and more sleepytime stories, it’s one of his favorite books.

My daughter is a HUGE Chicka Chicka Boom Boom fan, this would be awesome! I think she would also like Bear Snores On… and more “beary” adorable tales too, she is pretty fond of that bear. Thanks!

My son would like the How Do Dinasaurs Say Goodnight?
tmc480(at)yahoo(dot)com

I’d love to have Diary of a Worm…and more great animal tale. We have the book which my girls love. I’m sure they would go nuts for the DVD! Thanks for the chance to win!

Bark,George…and More Doggie Tales would be a big hit in our house!

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