Math is hard? No way.

No sooner did Team Umizoomi launch on Nick Jr. last year that my preschooler fell in love. Madly and deeply. Letโ€™s say she occasionally insists on being called Geo, her favorite color has gone from purple to blue, and best of all, sheโ€™s excited about math. Thatโ€™s the kind ofโ€ฆ

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No sooner did Team Umizoomi launch on Nick Jr. last year that my preschooler fell in love. Madly and deeply. Letโ€™s say she occasionally insists on being called Geo, her favorite color has gone from purple to blue, and best of all, sheโ€™s excited about math.

Thatโ€™s the kind of TV influence I can get behind.

With one DVD out and another launching in time for your kid to get back-to-preschool, itโ€™s a good way to help get your kid excited about โ€œmighty math powersโ€ too.


While I donโ€™t think every Noggin show lives up to the โ€œpreschool on TVโ€
claim, this one definitely does, with three mini superheroes doing a nice job teaching
counting, measurement, patterns, shapes, and comparing. The decent
production values and Blues Clues-style interactivity thatโ€™s
integrated into the stories definitely helpโ€“like asking kids to find numbers in a
sequence that are missing. (My daughter adores those.) And I am pleased
to say that the female character, Milli, will never whine, โ€œMath is
haaaaard.โ€

You can catch the show on Noggin, or grab the Team Umizoomi DVD includes the much beloved (around our place
anyway) Blue Mermaid episodes featuring Jordin Sparks. A few special features will satisfy kids when theyโ€™re done watching the four episodes.

Thereโ€™s also a
brand new DVD, Team UmiZoomi: Journey to Numberland
coming out the first week in September. Iโ€™m hoping Amazon will package
them so you can grab the two together as a set at a discount.

Thatโ€™s, oneโ€ฆtwo DVDs. Umiriffic. โ€“Liz

Team UmiZoomi: Journey to Numberland
will be out on DVD Sept 6, with preorders now at our affiliate Amazon.
For a limited time, you can get a free one-year subscription to Parents
magazine with purchase.


2 responses to โ€œMath is hard? No way.โ€

  1. You can get all of season 1 and season 2 on iTunes as wellโ€ฆ my daughter (age 3) has been hooked for months! Glad to hear about the new DVD though!

  2. Thanks for your post on Team Umizoomi. I havenโ€™t seen this show yet and now my kids are too old for Noggin but I really have fond memories of that time!

    TV shows with academic concepts of math, science or literacy are great for kids, I think! Sid the Science Kid is another great show, and my kids used to love Word World, and Word Girl.

    I also think that picture books can bring academics alive. I have a list of Picture Books that Teach Math Concepts that would complement Team Umizoomi at https://www.pragmaticmom.com/?p=87 that I would love to share with you.

    Itโ€™s great to awaken a love for math in a very young child. Itโ€™s a gift that keeps on giving!

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