Barney's Exercise Circus & Parade of Numbers | Bob West, Julie Johnson

Barney's Exercise Circus & Parade of Numbers | Bob West, Julie Johnson | Having tens of Fun

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	Barney's Exercise Circus & Parade of Numbers Bob West, Julie Johnson Warner Bros. Television, 1996 average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Barney and the gang get up a playground circus, featuring Barney the Balancing Dinosaur and Derek the Juggler. Guest Joe Scruggs sings songs; the whole point of the show is that exercise feels good. Also on this video is "Barney's Parade of Numbers," which features a visit from Mr. Tenagain, who has a passion for all things 10. This two-fer is the usual Barney fare, with a light emphasis on body and mind development. --Tom Keogh

It's two-times the fun!

It's two-times the fun with everyone's favorite purple dino! First, it's "Barney's Exercise Circus." Tina is so excited about getting her cast off, she wants to share the fun with all of her friends (Derek, Tosha, Michael, and Min). Her and her friends are so full of energy that they decide to perform in a make-believe exercise circus! There they practice staying healthy by exercising and eating healthy foods, and they even march in their own marching band! This show includes the songs If all the raindrops, Taking Turns, Snackin' on healthy foods, The Clapping Song, The Exercise Song, and The Marching Song. The second tape in this set is "Barney's Parade of Numbers," otherwise known as "Having tens of fun!" In this episode, Barney and his friends (Tosha, Michael, Kathy, and Min) meet a very special friend of Barney's, Mr. Tenagain. And because Mr. Tenagain loves the number ten so much, the children find lots of fun ways to count while they are playing. They count to ten playing hopskotch, they count their fingers and toes, and they even read a book entitled "Ten, Nine, Eight." This show is a great teaching show, it is a fun and easy way to teach small children how to count from 1 to 10. It also includes the songs One, Two Buckle my Shoe, The Ants go marching, This old man, Parade of Numbers, Aiken Drum, and, ofcourse, the I Love You song. Both these shows are great! They teach important facts, but are so much fun, your children won't even realize that they're learning! I would highly recommend this show.

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Having tens of Fun

Barney's friend Mr. Tenagain comes to visit the children. Mr. Tenagain helps them learn to count. His favorite number is 10. Min counts by playing hopscotch, Michael counts by kicking his soccer ball, kathy counts her fingers, and Mr. Tenagain counts Tosha's ten little toes on her "Pretty little feet". They read a book about toes inspired by Tosha's and they sing.

Tens of fun!

When Barney's friend Mr. tenagain comes, everyone is excited and everyone gets a surprise. Baby Bop gets a 10 story box, Kathy shows everyone how to count their fingers, and Tosha gets a special treat because her baby brothers are coming. Her ten pretty little toes get counted! She is very surprised when Mr. Tenagain calls them pretty, and actually wants to have them counted again! my 3 year old sister loves this episode!

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Barney and Friends 2 Pack!

The Barney & Friends 2 Pack is Great. 'Barney's Exercise Circus' and 'Barney's Parade Of Numbers'. 'Barney's Exercise Circus' is of cousre, you play circus while you exercise. It features Barney, Michael, Tina, Derek, Tosha, Min and a guest suprise, Luci. Starring Michael the Ringmaster giving the crowd the performers, snaking on healthy foods, and learn when you have a wiggle all around your body with Barney's guest, Joe Shruggs. Next up, 'Barney Parade Of Numbers' when Barney's guest, Mr. Teenagain arrvive when he counts up to ten. It features Barney, Michael, Kathy, Tosha, Min, Baby Bob, and Barney's guest, Mr. Teenagain. Tosha tells more about her suprise sibiling coming real real soon. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10! Yes Numbers Can Be Fun No Matter Where Or When.

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Cleanup Day with Exercise Circus & Parade of Numbers

My sisters loved this video. One day, while cleaning, I found Exercise Circus and Parade of Numbers in the hassock . "Do we really need this anymore?" I asked my sisters. "No," they said. I put it on the floor and got an idea. "Why don't you two find Barney videos to get rid of?" I asked them. "You're six and seven! Barney is for babies up to the age of four." We put Live in New York City, Pretend with Barney (old version), Best Manners, Safety, Making Friends, and All Aboard for Sharing on the floor to get rid of. Then, we brought it to our local consignment shop for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers to watch at their own houses.

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