Customer Reviews

The Big Aircraft Carrier

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This video is great for both kids and adults! Narrarated by a child, this video takes you on a journey where you feel like you're living on an aircraft carrier. See what it's like to have one of the many jobs on the deck of an aircraft carrier, or even cook meals for such a large "floating city". Excellent all the way from the fighter plane coverage to the post office within the carrier that is so large it carries its own zip code! This is my sons #1 video choice! Enjoy!

This is an excellent movie. Our family has enjoyed it over and over and over . . . it is a little above our two year old, but he still likes to watch it. There are a lot of action shots which entertain him. My husband and I both work for the Navy and we found very informative and well done. We also own "The Big Plane Trip" from this same series and enjoy that as well.

We have the Big Aircraft Carrier as well as several others produced by Little Mammoth. This series is one of the few educational videos that my children ask to watch over and over again. It delivers high quality content, and I consider it an enrichment to my children's education.

I can't count how many times our son has viewed this video! He loves learning about the aircraft carrier and especially the aircraft. This is a very entertaining and informative video for young and old alike. Every Little Mammoth Media video we have seen is of equal quality, but this one is by far his favorite.

The Little Mammoth Big Action video series is simply outstanding. We have The Big Aircraft Carrier, Submarine, Space Shuttle, Plane Trip, Train Trip, Air Show and Christmas Tree. Each one keeps my 4 1/2 year old enthralled - and I know I've picked up some new information by watching these with him. If you have the kind of child who loves learnig about how things work - who runs for the non-fiction section of children's books over the fairy tales - then these are the videos for your kids.

When I watched this documentary about aircraft carriers, I expected it to be dry and boring. I was wrong, big time!!! My boys, ages 6 and 4 love it and ask to see it often. I learned quite a bit from it too. I highly recommend this movie for both boys and girls.

This is an engaging and educational video about life on an aircraft carrier. It covers everything from the aircraft it carries to the kitchen, medical, and mail facitilites. My 5 year old son prefers educational videos over any other kind and this is one of his all time favorites (as well as The Big Submarine). The Little Mammoth series delivers quality content that keeps both children and adults entertained and wanting more.

This is the first Little Mammoth video we purchased and we were immediately hooked on the series. The entire production is very professional and engaging. The music is appropriate and not terribly annoying, but the highlights are the great footage, excellently written and delivered narration, and attention to detail. The narrator is a girl, and her comments are occasionally punctuated with questions from a boy. Graphics are used to unobtrusively introduce concepts such as size, height, and volume. And best of all, there is a female pilot along with the many men interviewed and lots of shots of planes taking off and landing on the aircraft carrier. My 3 year old LOVES this video and asks to see it frequently. I don't mind a bit!

We bought this as one of our son's third birthday presents as he is currently into all things aircraft - and he LOVES it. It is produced in a very easily-digestible kid format with title screens in multi colors and things explained very well in easy terms for children, with the narrator being a child herself. Although aimed at kids, it's also interesting for adults alike and gives a great insight into the goings-on on a modern day aircraft carrier. We were lucky enough to be able to time giving this to our son to watch in the car on the trip down to San Diego, with a surprise visit to the USS Midway aircraft carrier museum based there - safe to say he was in heaven! Thoroughly recommended.