Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #278 in VHS
• Released on: 2001-10-08
• Rating: Universal, particularly children
• Format: PAL
• Number of tapes: 1
• Running time: 51 minutes

Synopsis
The jovial purple dinosaur and friends learn about numbers while helping Stella the Storyteller find the missing numbers from her clock. Includes such musical moments as 'A Great Day for Counting', 'Books Are Fun', and a medley of farm songs.

From the Back Cover
When Stella the Storyteller loses the numbers from her magical clock, it's up to Barney and all his friends to help her find them again.

Join in as their number search leads them straight to the library for some good, old-fashioned storytelling fun. But they will have to find those numbers in a hurry, because when the alarm clock goes off, Stella plans to give them all a Barney-size, Super-dee-duper surprise. Get ready to learn to count with Barney in this fun-with-numbers race to the finish.

Songs:
• Barney Theme Song
• A Hunting We Will Go
• A Great Day for Counting!
• The Library
• The Gaggle, Giggle, Wiggle Dance
• My Yellow Blankey
• Here, Kitty Kitty!
• Books are Fun
• You Can Count on Me
• Look At Me, I'm Three
• Farm Song Medley
• In Our Family
• I Love You

  Stories:
  

• The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs
• Belling the Cat
• The Turnip

Customer Reviews

A colourful and musical introduction to the world of numbers
Barney, the imaginary purple dinosaur, and his friends sing and dance their way through this video, to help Stella find the missing numbers from her clock face. The storyline is well thought out and every number found is accompanied in a different colourful and musical manner by Barney and his young friends.

Although 68 minutes longer this video is more than suitable for even the youngest child, as the songs and myriad of wonderful costumes holds even the most immature attention spans all the way through.

one, twhoo, feee
Yes, my little guy is at last starting to vigourously count everything! "If Barney does it, it must be ok" says his logic. Though I don't advocate parking children in front of TV sets, I think Barney is an excellent interactive tool that generally promotes values we would like our kids to pick up on ... As for this video in particular, it seemed to do the trick!