Kooky Spooky Halloween

WordWorld, Where Words Come Alive!

I live in an historic town in Connecticut.  In New England there’s never a shortage of colonial homes with some kind of “history” or aura of days gone by.  I can tell you stories about babysitting in homes with front and back stairways, beehive ovens, missing floorboards – but that’s best left for another post.

Trick or Treating at homes which date to the 1600, 1700 and 1800s was certainly an experience when I was a kid!

Now, just in time for fall Halloween fun- Thanks to NCircle Entertainment we have a chance to let you know about WorldWorld – Kooky Spooky Halloween.

Word World can currently be seen daily on PBS Kids, and features the vibrant, personable characters Duck, Shark, Sheep, Ant and Robot.

In WordWorld’s Halloween special A Kooky Spooky Halloween the WordFriends get their share of scares the night before Halloween and Sheep is busy making herself a super special fairy costume to wear for the big Halloween party. It’s Kooky, it’s Spooky, and it’s so much fun!

There are two delightful enchanting episodes:

• A Kooky Spooky Halloween

• Sheep’s Halloween Costume

• Bonus – “Monster Maker” Music Video
  

A Department of Education funded study demonstrates that WordWorld works to improve children’s early literacy skills, including oral vocabulary and their ability to read and recognize words featured in WordWorld.

WordWorld helps to support skills such as phonics, spelling, letter knowledge, language development, cognitive, vocabularly building and more.

Kooky Spooky Halloween DVD hit the store shelves in August.

Length: 30 Minutes
Suggested Price: $6.99
UPC: 843501007099

Available at Toys R Us, Amazon or online at: NCircleEntertainment

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