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I seriously thought this video was lost media for the longest time- I’m SO glad someone posted this!!!

I'm 45 and my kids are adults now and we still sang that

Wow!!! I remember that See & Learn video a long time ago! My cherish lovely memory. ❤

23:35 Okay!

I FINALLY FOUND IT! This deeply unsettled me as a kid, but I was weirdly addicted to it

Come on, guys! Let's say goodnight to our numbers too with Eloise! Countdown with me. Ten... (A gunshot is heard.) Nine... (A gunshot is heard again!) Eight... Oh my goodness! Don't wake Victoria up, Boots!

26:55 Dora: Come on, guys! Let's ALL say goodnight to our numbers too this time. Countdown with me. Ten... (A gunshot is heard.) Nine... (A gunshot is heard again!) Eight... Oh my goodness! Don't wake Victoria up, Boots! Seven...

I distinctly remember the horrifying noises when putting the numbers to ‘sleep’-

Executive Producer Rob LaDuca Directed by Phil Weinstein Produced and Story Edited by Mark Seidenberg Written by Mark Drop Line Producer John I. Carrillo Developed for Television by Bob Gannaway With the Voice Talents of Tony Anselmo Casey Barton Jim Cummings Bill Farmer Bret Iwan Tress MacNeille Rob Paulsen Russi Taylor Dialogue Director Kelley Ward Art Director St Thomas Location Design Robert St. Pierre Color Stylist Jill Stirdivant Character Design Joseph Zelaya Background Paint Steve Santillan Prop Design Terry Lennon Storyboard Eugene Salandra Rossen Varbanov Main Title Storyboarded by Tony Craig Main Title Directed by Bob Gannaway Storyboard Supervisor Broni Likomanov Storyboard Revisions Lisa Baytos Fred Reyes "Mouskedoor" "Hot Dog" Song Sequences Storyboarded by Donovan Cook Technical Directors Michael Tyau Dennis Wogatzke Timing Directors Terry Lennon Kevin Petrilak Brenda Piluso Continuity Coordinators James Finch Young Smith Music by Mike Himelstein Michael Turner "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme" "Hot Dog" Written and Performed by They Might Be Giants "The Mousekedoor Song" Written by Michael Rubin Animation Production by DQ Entertainment, Ltd. Educational Consultants Paradigm Research and Consulting Iris Sroka, Ph.D. Christine Griswold, M.A. Post Production Director Roger Dondis Assistant Film Editor Jennifer Jordan Film Editor Susan Edmunson Animatic Editor Ellen Orson Supervising Sound Editor Kate Marciniak Sound Supervisor Otis Van Osten Dialogue Editor Jason Oliver Foley Artist Alex Ullrich Sound Effects Editor Erin Prine Recording Mixer Carlos Sanchez Foley Mixer John Sanacore Post Production Supervisor Mark Bollinger Track Reading James Harrison Original Dialogue Recording Engineer Cameron Davis Assistant Audio Engineer Ryan Coursey Post Production Coordinator Treasure Rawson Production Manager Craig Simpson Production Associate Britta Peterson Production Coordinators Carmen Cano Tara Martin Stacy Zimmerman Production Secretaries Jessie Greenberg Michael Olson Digital Coordinator Jessie Slipchinsky Talent Coordinator Brian Mathias Script Coordinator Leona Beckert Production Control Nivine Rizk Produced by Walt Disney Television Animation

My little brother has autism, and we used to play this for him to help him learn to count, and he'd make me sing the 3 pig's song all the time. Good memories

Do you know how to make the install floppys themselves?

Still creepy😂

Thanks for uploading this! I had this on VHS when I was a child in the 80's. I've been looking for it and Thanks to you, I found it! 🎉

Ah, so it wasn’t a fever dream.

26:25 Bedtime Routine

27:00 Dream countdown to scare the kids.

26:47 Mary Mark: (snoring in bed while sleeping with her teddy bear and her dolly)

Wait a minute, Mary Mark has no baby teeth.

26:47 Mary Mark: (snoring in bed while sleeping with her teddy bear and her dolly)

26:47 Oh, that was scary. Why is Mary Mark snoring?

I remember this video but I used to have a copy of it.

I FINALLY FOUND THIS LMAOO

26:47 That's not just a wind weathering, it's different. It sounds like someone's snoring.

I love the number six song 🎵 😍 ❤️ 💕.

Ah! Two Friendly Two.

I love singing along with this video way back when I was a kid. Back when they use to have VHS 📼 and VCR.

Yes.

Nice.

This sure brings back memories.

Childhood Memories 💖.

I remember watching this when I was a kid.

27:00 It sounds like an earthquake.

Holy shit I found the Holy Grail.

26:47 That sounds like him! And it's coming from over there!

26:47 Mary Mark: (snoring in bed while sleeping with her teddy bear and her dolly)

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20:02 they should’ve used the Feet for Mary and hands for mark along for this activity: Many ways to make 8

1: yellow 2 blue 3 dark brown 4 green 5 red 6 gold 7 blue 8 light green 9 indigo 10 brown

This vhs will forever haunt me and I love it lol since 1987 lol

used to watch all the time now a lil creepy

Many numbers make up different numbers. For example 11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,and 20.

8 is also involved with Fantasia look for the pieces of music. In math 8+2=10,4+6=10, 7+3=10. In multiplication 5×2=10. A squid has 10 tentacles. The countdown is a rocketship taking off and different sounds.

I meant 3 ways. Even Sesame street will help you learn letters and numbers.

There are lots of things involved with numbers. For example, 3 is mentioned 5 ways the three little pigs, the three bears, the three billy goats gruff, rumpelstiltskin and Mother goose rhymes like old king Cole, three blind mice and three little kittens. But remember dogs, cats, and other animals have 4 legs. A starfish has 5 arms. Grasshoppers, crickets, and ladybugs have 6 legs. Also remember 6 is an upside down 9 and 9 is an upside down 6. Also remember that a spider has 8 legs, an octopus has 8 tentacles. Remember that in Subtraction 10-2=8, 9-1=8, and in multiplication 3×3=9, and 4×2=8. Also 7 is involved with stories like the wolf and the seven kids and snow white and the seven dwarfs. Also remember that a square has 4 sides that are all the same side. A triangle has 3 sides but a rectangle has 4 sides. There's 3 ways to say the numbers differently and they're English, Spanish and Sign language and they're languages.

This was my childhood.. But since i watched the walten files and fnaf tapes, this looks creepy to me

Finally…… scary time.. I watched this one I was young and have nightmares 😭😂😂😂🤣

this was made for little kids I remember having the DVD and I'm 15 AND I STILL ENJOY THIS!!! and there's a reason because of the design of the video it's so carefully crafted it's made for little kids but because of its chemistry it's a good quality

I bad that video when I was little. I still remember the number 3 song.

This video has haunted me for all my life. That one vampire scared me as a child, and I've never forgotten this video since. Edit: I also forgot the context of the sounds, but the random loud noises they played during "10" segment were always horrifying, and while I can get the vampire being a product of just being an easily spooked child, no children's media should have loud sounds appearing out of nowhere when speaking quietly. This tape honestly probably sparked my early interest in horror, since I've known jumpscares just as long as I've known how to count

Well this is making me feel that nostalgic feeling #childhoodmemories #nostalgia