Search - The Chaps with Caps and More! ( Between the Lions) on DVD

Kids love it

K. mcmullin | utah | 05/12/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have always loved Between the Lions. My daughter, 4, and son, 16 months, both LOVE it. It's entertaining and educational."

Great educational video

K. Paine | Illinois | 01/13/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Between the Lions has been a great video series for my beginning students! As a homeschooling family, we have used these DVD's to prep our pre K children and reiterate what language rules we are studying in Kindergartern/First Grade. Each video concentrates on specific sounds. The video is entertaining to the kids, but they are learning and not even realizing their "schooling". Even my 3rd grader still recites some things she previously learned and sings the songs along with my younger ones! Something I do not like about the videos - Dr. Ruth is occasionally a guest in one of the scenes. Although she doesn't do any of her usual "discussions", and my kids have no idea who she is, it still makes me cringe. Despite this I am still a fan."

Fun and Educational

L. Palazzolo | Treasure Coast, FL | 08/10/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is one of our "must watch" television shows for our preschooler. It presents more advanced learning concepts than Sesame Street, and is even more entertaining, even for adults!



The show emphasizes early reading skills in various ways. The reading of at least one book per show is presented, and as it is read each word is highlighted when spoken. There are lots of songs that illustrate a sound concept or pronounciation rule. And, just like Sesame Street, there are celebrity guests that make brief appearances. There are lots different approaches presenting the same concepts. The makers of Sesame Street have produced a logical progression for children to transition from one show to another. They have even won 6 Emmy awards, and it shows.



My 4-year old has been enjoying this show since he was about two. He still gets excited to watch it, he sings along to the opening song, and he sits still for the entire show. Also, he began reading/recognizing words at age 3 and now he is reading books (E.g. beginner books like Clifford's Phonics pack of 12 mini-books). I believe that this show has been an invaluable supplement to our bedtime book reading and library visits in helping him learn to read.



This Dvd presents 3 shows from the televions series. If you have watched the show, and like it, you will not be disappointed. If you have never seen the show and can't find it in your local library, take a chance! It's a great resource for preschool and elementary school children.

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