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How to Be a Ballerina/How to Be a Ballet Dancer
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780738924687
Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
ISBN: 0738924687
Label: Sony Wonder (Video)
Languages: English (Original Language),
Manufacturer: Sony Wonder (Video)
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony Wonder (Video)
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 25, 2003
Running Time: 90 minutes
Studio: Sony Wonder (Video)
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - could be so much better
Unless your child is at least, perhaps, seven, and has ballet experience, I think this DVD will mostly be frustrating. It attempts to "teach" some pretty complex choreography, while posing as a DVD for younger children. It does have some moderately fun warm ups and glimpses into a ballet school, but the majority of it, the dancing, is really far too complicated for little children. This could be simplified and made enjoyable to a wider range of kids.
Rating: - 2 hard and too short
This video is not for beginner dancer with less of 5 years old. I bought this video for my daugther of five years and the first part is to hard and too fast for a girl that never took ballet class, and the second part very short of class, because the most of time is speaking about the ballet academy in others part of world. She saw only one time and never wanted again. very sad...
Rating: - Very cute but not good for teaching beginners
My 2 year old daughter loves this video. She actually will sit and watch it all the way through. It has little girls dancing and dressing and being exciting aobut it all, and she loves to watch them. They show footage from professional ballets and even show the girls in the video doing a stage performance....all this is great to spark interest and help my daughter understand the whole world of dance a little better. However, if you are looking for a video to begin to teach ballet I would choose another ... Read More
Rating: - Good product; keeps kids moving
I bought this DVD mainly for my 3.5 year old ballerina wannabe, but it ended up drawing in my 7 year old and myself! We all had a great time trying to follow along, and the narrator's voice is encouraging and soothing. This is, I believe, a British production. If your kids watch Angelina Ballerina, you may notice a similarity to the "real life" segments of that show. Well worth the cost and I am sure will be watched in our house for some time!
Rating: - Great for the youngest ballerinas
This is a great introduction to ballet for budding ballerinas in the 2-3year old bracket. My 2 year old LOVES this movie and will practice her ballerina moves around the house even while this isn't playing. I think it's great for the younger set because the instruction is simple (not a lot of French terms & the instructors are fairly light-hearted compared to those shown in some other ballet DVDs). The DVD also shows girls going to the store to be fitted for shoes, dance classes (of course), a teen ... Read More
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