...I find myself pondering a few very important thoughts about it:
1.) If the letters are 3D and very nearly child-sized, how in the world will Mr. Websley publish them in a book?
2.) How do they train the letter instructors to speak?
3.) Do the "guest speakers" come every day for teaching? (On that thought, do the ducks argue every time they're a "guest speaker") Or do they have rotating guest speakers? If they don't have regular guest speakers, how do the S and Q letters learn their sounds?
4.) If the M's consume food to learn their sound... do they have to use the bathroom too?
5.) Same thought with the H's, if "water makes them h-h-happy" do they need a bathroom as well?
6.) How did Professor Quigley get Mary Poppin's tape measure?
7.) Why do some letters have hands, while others don't?
8.) Why did the dad ask the kids to watch their younger brother when the mom is right there?
9.) Why does the mom not join in the search for her youngest son when he's wandered off in a factory?
10.) If Mr. Websley's business is so important, why is the all-important presentation left in the hands of children?
Yes... I've watched the DVD far too often...
And does no one else work in the factory?
ReplyDeleteThanks. Now, I will never be able to watch this show again... Oh, well. Lynne already knows her letters.