My son loves this DVD and asks to play it over and over again. Tad, Lily, and friends go on an adventure to find the missing shapes to Professor Quigly's shape machine. There adventure looks very similar to an Indiana Jones - type of adventure. They first talk about 2D shapes and then they go on to discover 3D shapes: cylinder, cube, sphere, and my son's favorite: the octahedron. They have to solve puzzles to find the next shape clue. In doing so, the videos teaches concepts about fractions as well. Leap Frog did a good job with this one in my opinion. It was enough of a plot to keep you entertained. Professor Quigly never even appears in this movie... He has somehow mysteriously gone away, but his robot and his office remain. I liked that the Professor wasn't in this one because sometimes his presence can make the movie a tad bit baby and cheesy. I would recommend this film for ages 3.5 to 6 and at that age, the cheesy baby stuff gets a bit old.

My 4 year old son and 6 month old love this movie leap frog provides fun and learning. Thanks

My one-year-old and five-year-old love this cartoon. I appreciate that it goes into both two dimensional and three dimensional shapes. It gives them a lot of academic vocabulary like corners and angles. It also helps them to see the geometric shapes in the real world and do problem-solving. Great music too! Great cartoon!

Our son has been watching leap frog since he was an infant. Over the years he has grown and his brain has matured. At age 2, he could identify all the letters with the sounds, thanks to leap frog videos. Now at age 2.5 he lives learning 2-d shapes and 3-d shapes with Tad and Lilly. We praise Leap Frog products!!

Love all the letter factory shows