Disney's Little Einsteins: Team Up for Adventure
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Lively musical adventures for toddlers.
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This review of Disney's Little Einsteins: Team Up for Adventure was written by Maria Llull
Parents need to know that this DVD is meant for very young children. The kids appear spacey and they talk to the camera a lot, using high-pitched voices that are no doubt meant to get the attention of their viewers.
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- Families can talk about music and travel. Which songs make you want to dance? Which songs make you feel relaxed and sleepy? If you could go anywhere in the world, where would it be? Why? What would you hope to see when you got there? What would you need to bring with you?
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What’s the Story?
DISNEY'S LITTLE EINSTEINS: TEAM UP FOR ADVENTURE features three episodes of the TV show. In, "How We Became the Little Einsteins: The True Story," toddler Leo, Annie, Quincy, and June go on their first adventure in Rocket, the bright red rocket ship they travel in. In "I Love to Conduct," a bald eagle flies away with Leo's baton and the kids set out to find it. The third show, "Rocket Safari," features a trip to Africa where, among other adventures, Rocket stops a waterfall to help wildebeests cross a river. Via their adventures, the Little Einsteins teach kids about music. Each story features the work of a different composer --Antonin Dvorak, Edvard Grieg, and Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov -- and the kids fly around in Rocket with beautiful music guiding them. Musical terms, such as staccato and libretto, are taught during their adventures, and the Einsteins ask kids at home to yell out the terms at various points in the story.
Is It Any Good?
It seems a big stretch to call these kids "Einsteins." They know musical terminology, but their actions are common sense (that is, when they make sense at all) and it's probably not great for real kids to think they're geniuses just for using good judgment. However, aside from the possible side effect of precociousness, the show is entertaining and harmless, and kids will probably love watching Rocket go on its adventures.
Movie Details
Studio: Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Run time: 69 minutes
Theatrical release: 4/25/2006, DVD release: 4/25/2006
MPAA Rating: G for General Audiences
Run time: 69 minutes
Theatrical release: 4/25/2006, DVD release: 4/25/2006
MPAA Rating: G for General Audiences
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Great to stimulate interest in music and travel
The shows feature art and music appreciation but I love the way they travel. My 4 year old daughter wants to see all the places they visit and knows some basic things about many places from watching the shows.
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LOVE IT!!!!
My 5 year old Loves the Little Einsteins she wants to watch them all the time.
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MY KIDS LOVE The Little Einsteins...and so do I!!!
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