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Nick Jr. Spring is Here

SCORE: 70

I am very appreciative that Family Friendly Gaming was given a retail version of Nick Jr. Spring is Here on DVD. This disc contains six episodes of kids shows on them. Paw Patrol, Blue's Clue's & You!, Baby Shark's Big Show! and Blaze the and the Monster Machines are represented on the Nick Jr. Spring is Here DVD. It takes one hundred and three minutes to watch Nick Jr. Spring is Here from start to finish. The theme of Nick Jr. Spring is Here is Easter and Spring.

The episodes on the Nick Jr. Spring is Here DVD are Pups Save a Magic Trick, Pups Save Butterflies, Spring is Here!, Growing with Blue, Rainy Day Roundup, and The 100 Egg Challenge. There are plenty of eggs and bunnies on the Nick Jr. Spring is Here DVD disc. I am a bit disappointed that the true meaning of Easter is not even touched on at all on this disc. There is nothing about Jesus Christ, the Empty Tomb, and the Resurrection. Which is after all the real and true meaning of Easter.

Nick Jr. Spring is Here teaches kids some mild lessons about seasons, spring, planting, transplanting, helping others, helping animals, having fun on a rainy day and more. The Baby Shark episode on Nick Jr. Spring is Here does not really fit the theme for me. There can be rainy days in spring and fall. In fact when I was in the Pacific Northwest we determined the season by the temperature of the rain. We had rain in summer and winter as well.

Pups Save the Butterflies was the most interesting episode for me on the Nick Jr. Spring is Here DVD. The pups help these butterflies find their way back to the forest because the leader of the pack butterfly accidently got stuck with a plant that was being transplanted. I have transplanted plenty of plants in my life and I know how to do it, and when to do it. I also know it can be better to start with seeds since transplanting is such a shock to a plant.

Nick Jr. Spring is Here will teach kids all about bunnies and eggs. The magician in the first episode on Nick Jr. Spring is Here is horrible. I don't blame that guy for not wanting to be sawed in half. Blaze and the Monster Machines is getting too predictable. It would be neat for Crusher to win one if you know what I mean. Plus Crusher is so abused. He wants to smell flowers and always gets something horrible. Give Crusher an opporunity to shine. Plus it is not really fair that Blaze has a human to help him collect eggs.
- Paul

Graphics: 70%
Sound: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount
Developer: Nickelodeon
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated

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