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"Engaging for the whole family", This DVD is loved by our 2.5yr old, 10 month old son, and their 36 year old father. It has engaging video, graphics, and music. It also has an appropriate and thoughtful tribute to the Columbia and her crew.

"Shocked by toddler's interest", I watched this with my 3 yr old & 2 yr old sons. It is technical enough to interest an adult, yet they were just glued to the TV the entire time!They would watch it all day if I allowed it.
The video has multiple narrators, both children, males & females. I think that keeps their interest. It also bounces quickly from one topic to the next. It discusses space camp, astronaut training, experiments in space & much more. It seems a tad dated to the adult, but kids don't pick that up. It gives all kinds of facts that you will assume are rolling right over your toddler's head until he looks up into the night sky & states "maybe we can see the shuttle...it's 180 miles up from the ground" Then they will put their toy logs together & "drop their booster rockets when the fuel is used up" & send their toy boats to save them from the ocean depths. Amazing.
Highly recommend. I only wish there were more quality children's videos like this available.

"Great for girls interested in space", I bought "The Big Space Shuttle" for my 5-year-old girl who is completely fascinated by astronauts, rockets and space travel. She loves it and thinks "it's so cool." The fact that the narrator is a child also helped keep her attention. Best of all, the pilot and payload commander of the mission are women, which helps me to emphasize to my girl that she can do anything she wants -- even fly the space shuttle!

"Blast Off on a Family Adventure", Take an adventure with NASA's Shuttle program. The big draw for this DVD is the Big Space Shuttle and perhaps the more "famous" workers in the Space Program (i.e. the astronauts), BUT this adventure introduces youngsters to a wide variety of careers that make space flight possible. See behind the scenes and learn what it takes to get an orbiter and crew into space and safely back on land.

Learn about:

* Mission Control
* Launch Control
* NASA Engineers
* How the Space Shuttle is assembled
* Complete Launch sequence
* Recovery of the SRBs (Solid Rocket Boosters) with footage of the divers and how they tow the SRBs back to shore
* Space Camp in Huntsville, AL
* and more!

As other reviewers have mentioned, this DVD was filmed prior to the tragic loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia and its crew. There are a couple of brief mentions of this fact at the beginning and near the end of the DVD. The comment near the end mentions the complete complement of Shuttles built, the 2 losses (Challenger & Columbia) and the test orbiter, Enterprise. A note to cautious parents: these items are briefly and tastefully mentioned without any images or detail that might frighten or worry a young child viewing the DVD.

The Little Mammoth BIG Adventure series of DVD's are full of enough detail and educational insight to captivate younger children and adults alike. My son, now age 6, enjoys every BIG adventure series we have seen.

"6 year ofd love it", Bought this for my 6 year old son who's shown an interest in space. He absolutely loves it!

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"Great for your little astronaut", My son love this movie. He watches it over and over and is always quoting from it.

"Great DVD for my boys", This DVD has lots of great information for my five year old but, my two year old loves it too. He plays with his toy space shuttle and acts out the countdown. We borrowed it from the library on a whim and loved it so much we decided to buy it for our own collection.

"top notch video my son watches over & over", This video took my 3 and a half year old from a "trains-only" boy into the space age. While it would seem that much of the material is too technical for him, he loves picking up whatever can every time he watches it. He's probably watched the library loan video 20 times, so we're sure to buy it to have a favorite ready at any time.
It's educational and yet engaging enough that my other children and even other adults are sure to learn plenty, even if it's a repeated viewing.
I'm a stickler for videos that are fun or educational; this one's both!

"father of 2 and 4 year old", Fantastic. Educational and yet I can't keep my 4 year old boy away from it. Excellent narration by older children. Just get it for your 4 yearold boy or girl.

"EDUCATIONAL & FUN!!!", As a preschool teacher for many years, I ordered this along with some others for our 'outer space' unit. It almost didn't get ordered because I thought it sounded too technical for 3 to 5 yr olds. Wow, what a surprise! It explains everything in extremely kid friendly terms, in an order that makes sense. It uses actual footage & computer animation, detailed enough but not scary. The kids want to watch it over & over. Preschoolers to adults will love this video. It's a keeper!