Product Description

All About John Deere Box DVD Set, Parts 1-4

A handsome box set including all four All About John Deere DVDs. Three hours of exciting John Deere action featuring Johnny Poppers, John Deere's newest and biggest tractors, excavators, planters, dozers, hay balers, front-end loaders, and much more. We trace the growing season -- from planting the seeds to harvest. Show how corn, soybeans, pumpkins, and grapes are harvested. We visit the Two-Cylinder Expo and the Thresherman Show in Northwest Iowa with over 300 vintage John Deeres on display.
 
See Feller Bunchers, Knuckleboom Loaders, and Log Harvesters in action. Laugh with jam-prone Otto and tap your feet to the original award-winning music of James Coffey. Kids will learn, laugh, and want more. Grown ups, too.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5859 in DVD
• Released on: 2006-06-01
• Rating: G (General Audience)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Dolby, Digital Sound, HiFi Sound, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 4
• Running time: 160 minutes

Customer Reviews

Four great dvds
Unfortunately, when I was buying them I had to buy them one at a time. All four dvds hold the attention of my son, who began watching them before he was two and continues to watch them at 3+. They are interesting and even parents can tolerate them, unlike many of the silly kiddie dvds that are out there. While they aren't directly "educational" in the traditional sense, my kid learns a lot from them. He can distinguish between all kinds of farm and heavy equipment and knows what they are used for. I had no idea there was a machine called a fellerbuncher. These dvds are much more fun for Dad than ABC's, purple critters and blue dogs.

If you have a young son, I highly recommend this set. You won't be disappointed. (Girls may like them too, but I wouldn't know anything about that.)

Dirt-Free Fun for Kids
A friend of ours gave us 'All About John Deere for Kids Vol I' some time ago. Their 6 year old had out-grown it and our two year old boy was just getting into TV and DVDs. We're not farmers and are no way mechanically minded at all but our son seems to have picked up an inetrest in trucks & tractors from somwhere (is it genetic?). Anyway, he actually wore out that DVD playing it so much (mis-handling more-like!). In searching for a replacement, I came across the 4x DVD set on Amazon and bought it.

These DVDs are great fun. They appeal very much to the 2-4 year demographic and have great visuals. They also seem to improve vocabulary (my two year old now knows the diference between excavators, tractors etc.). For an insight into a particular way of life and enough big machines to keep any young boy happy, I can recommend this series. Knocked off a star for the set being a tad repeditive and advertising merchandise on later discs.

john deere videos
My four year old loves the john deere videos and never tires of them. I would highly recommend these videos, as they are entertaining and educational as well.