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Elevate
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BIG TIME RUSH ELEVATE
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Blue's Clues - Blue's Big Band
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A series of musical episodes in which Blue and friends start a band.Genre: Children's VideoRating: NRRelease Date: 21-OCT-2005Media Type: DVD
Rhythm and ritual reign in this jazzy duo of Blue's Clues episodes. When Blue and Joe decide to form a band in "Blue's Big Band," Tickety taps the triangle, Magenta shakes the tambourine, Sidetable raps, and Joe claps along with preschool viewers as they copy rhythms and practice careful listening to unearth the story behind the music. What instrument will Blue play? "Bedtime Business" details the bedtime routine at Blue's house, including Blue's favorite part of getting ready for bed. Viewers help identify body parts during Blue's bath and sort by pattern and color to help Blue's friends find their pajamas. Jam with Blue's big band, dance the "Toothbrush Tango," or just sit back and enjoy these two fun-filled musical stories. (Ages 2 to 6) --Tami Horiuchi
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Dora The Explorer: Let's Explore! Dora's Greatest Adventures
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This DVD collection has 8 of the greatest Dora the Explorer episodes from over the years. Join Dora and her friends Boots, Map, Backpack, Benny, Isa, cousin Diego and trouble-making Swiper the Fox for eight journeys of imagination, exploration, learning and just plain old-fashioned fun.
1. Lost Map
2. Hide and Go Seek
3. Journey to the Purple Planet
4. Rescue, Rescue, Rescue!
5. Star Catcher
6. Star Mountain
7. Boots to the Rescue
8. Swiper the Explorer
The DVD also includes a disc special feature "Explore Dora's World" game.
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Go Diego Go! - The Great Dinosaur Rescue
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Diego and his friends travel back in time to help a lost baby dinosaur find her family.Genre: Children's VideoRating: NRRelease Date: 21-FEB-2006Media Type: DVD
Like his free-spirited cousin Dora, the Explorer, eight-year old animated character Diego Marquez makes his film debut, an animal rescue extravaganza based on Nick Jr.'s show, Go, Diego, Go!. The preschool program focuses on animal exploration and discovery while incorporating Latin American culture, Spanish vocabulary, and plenty of audience participation. Based on the sweeping success of the series, The Great Dinosaur Rescue applies the same winsome elements to an original storyline that starts in a dinosaur museum with some fun facts about the fascinating reptiles. When Diego, Dora, and Baby Jaguar hear Alicia tell a story about a Maiasaura who got separated from her family, they know it's time for a rescue. With a little help from viewers, the team jumps back in time to the age of the dinosaurs to find Maia and return her safely to Egg Island. But the journey has some obstacles to overcome--including muddy pits, rocky cliffs, and a rumbling volcano--which require teamwork, cool gadgetry, and Diego's unique ability to communicate with animals. Preschoolers are invited to interact with the story as Diego rouses them--often in Spanish--to "Stand up!" and stretch, stomp, and jump. Integrating repetition, music, and movement, the film (like the series), is a standout for teaching problem-solving skills along with an appreciation of the animal kingdom. The 50-minute VHS ends with a computer-like game offering a question/answer review of the story; the 92-minute DVD includes two bonus episodes, "Diego Saves Baby Humpback Whale" and "Rescue The Red-Eyed Tree Frogs." (Ages 3 to 5) --Lynn Gibson
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Victorious: Season One, Volume One
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Studio: Paramount Home Video Release Date: 07/05/2011 Run time: 243 minutes
High school is a time of self-discovery and personal growth, but the experience is usually fraught with awkwardness, insecurity, bullying, and wildly conflicting emotions. Whether things are different at a prestigious performing arts high school is something Tori (Victoria Justice) is about to find out. After filling in for her sister in a big arts showcase performance at the prestigious Hollywood Performing Arts School, Tori is asked to join the student body. Feeling unsure and distinctly out of place, she makes the switch to the new school and soon encounters some very unique individuals, including talented musician Andre (Leon Thomas III), vacant and perhaps even bipolar Cat (Ariana Grande), good-looking actor and budding playwright Beck (Avan Jogia), awkward ventriloquist Robbie (Matt Bennett) and his puppet Rex (voiced by Jake Farrow), and the broodingly violent Jade (Elizabeth Gillies). The group become friends, though there's a definite love-hate relationship that tends mostly toward hate between Jade and Tori, and together they make their way through the trials and tribulations of high school and growing up. While their days at Hollywood Arts are an atypical mix of acting classes, stage fighting, film production, and live stage performances, Tori and the other students will definitely fulfill the universal, if unwritten high school requirement for interpersonal drama. Created by iCarly creator Dan Schneider, Victorious capitalizes on every tween's and teen's dream of becoming a star and their accompanying fear of being laughed at and bullied by their fellow students. While the acting is at times overdone and the script can feel forced, Victoria Justice and the rest of the cast are talented individuals who work well together and have effectively captivated the program's target tween and teen girl audience. The five episodes in this first volume of the first season are presented in production order--which is not how they originally aired on Nickelodeon, but that's basically irrelevant plot-wise. The bonus features are decidedly skimpy, with just two roughly 40-second commercial spots, "Meet Tori Vegas" and "Meet the Cast," and the music videos "Freak the Freakout" and "Beggin' on Your Knees." --Tami Horiuchi
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Blendy Pens Poster Book- Dora the Explorer
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Blendy Pens Poster Book- Dora the Explorer
We live in a world where colours blend - and now you can blend them too!
For realistic backgrounds, for shading and colours that come to life in front of your eyes, there are now BlendyPens - a rainbow in a box!
Make crazy color blends. You can fuse colors several times to create even crazier blends.
Choose two Blendy Pens colors and put the tips facing eachother into the Color Fuser Chamber. Then twist and hold. The longer you hold the more intense the color fusion.
Fuse 2 colors then fuse with a third. The color combinations are endless.
Write with Blendy Pens to create funky rainbow writing effects. Great for card making, posters, and letters.
The Blendy Pens Dora the explorer Poster Book contains:
6 x Blendy Pens
3 x Activation Chambers
24 x Magic Reveal Posters
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Big Time Rush: Poster Book
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The BTR television and music phenomenon is now in books!The band Big Time Rush had a few BIG decisions to make on their road to fame. This poster book will give you a close look into the adventures of Kendall, Logan, Carlos, and James. Find out what it takes to change from small town friends into a big time band, relive BTR's funniest moments, and much more!
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Freddi Fish 4: The Case of the Hogfish Rustlers of Briny Gulch
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Saddle on Up Cowpokes for a Wild West Adventure!Product InformationFreddi Fish™ and Luther™ are saddling up for the Wild West and arootin'-tootin' adventure.Cousin Calico's™ prize-winning hogfish have been fiendishly fishnapped by somerowdy hogfish rustlers! Always the brave adventurers Freddi Fish and Lutheroffer to find the rustler's secret hideout rescue the hogfish wrangle thoserustlers and discover the identity of the mysterious Mr. Big! Kids can helpFreddi Fish and Luther bring justice back to Briny Gulch™ as they exploreexciting Wild West locations investigate clues and meet adventurous newcharacters such as Sheriff Shrimp and Saltwater Stella.It's a different game each time you play so kids can be heroes again and again!Fun and learning in the Wild West!Product FeaturesExplore and LearnThe more you click the more you learn. Talk with characters explorelocations and just have fun.InteractDevelop important logical thinking problem-solving and memory skills as youtake an active - and interactive - role in solving the mystery of CousinCalico's rustled hogfish.Create and Have FunTake a break from the adventure as you create your own Wanted Poster visit an"oysteroid" arcade or play a nickelodeon movie.Play Again and AgainIt's a different game each time you play so you can be a hero over and overagain!ActivityFree 24 page Activity Book included inside! Skills Learned Strategic thinking and cognitive development. Logical thinking and problem solving skills. Listening skills and decision making strategies. Deductive and inductive reasoning. Sequencing and memory skills. Social skills including friendship and cooperation. Discrimination between relevant and non-relevant details and events. Prediction hypothesis-testing and evaluation. Mental mapping.Product HighlightsFreddi Fish is a spunky young fish who’s always up for anew challenge. She is intelligent alert assertive and sw
Freddi Fish and Luther are saddling up for the Wild West. Cousin Calico's prize-winning hogfish have been fiendishly fishnapped by some hogfish rustlers. Freddi Fish and Luther resolve to find the rustler's hideout, rescue the hogfish, wrangle those rustlers, and discover the identity of the mysterious Mr. Big. Kids help Freddi and Luther bring justice to Briny Gulch as they explore exciting Wild West locations, investigate clues, and meet new characters.
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SpongeBob SquarePants is one of the most popular shows on Nickelodeon and all family television. Virtually every family with children in America (and a lot of other countries) can probably name most of the SpongeBob SquarePants characters. Here is a quick rundown of all the SpongeBob characters from the popular show.
Spongebob is a fun loving sponge who lives in a pineapple! He loves to go jelly fishing and blow bubbles with Patrick. He also loves working at the Krusty Krab and going to boating school with Mrs. Puff. He has a pet snail named Gary!
Patrick Star is Spongebob's best friend and, as you may have guessed from his name, is a star fish! Patrick lives under a rock. He also loves to go jelly fishing and blowing bubbles with Spongebob. But one of Patrick's most favorite things to do is to sleep or do nothing at all. He actually wins a trophy for doing nothing longer than anybody else on one of the episodes.
Squidward is Spongebob's neighbor, but Squidward does not like Spongebob. He works at the Krusty Krab with Spongebob and hates his job as much as he hates living next to Spongebob. Pretty much the only thing he does like is to play his clarinet.
Mr. Krabs is the founder and owner of the Krusty Krab. He lives in an anchor with his daughter Pearl. Mr. Krabs loves money. Plankton is Mr. Krabs Business rival. He is very small. Plankton is the fonder and owner of the Chum Bucket. And he went to college! Mrs. Puff tries to teach Spongebob how to drive a boat mobile! Every time Spongebob crashes the boat Mrs. Puff puffs up and her voice gets really low. Sandy is a very smart Texas squirrel (wonder how that happened)! She lives in a fresh air dome.
This is all the regular SpongeBob SquarePants characters, but there are many more characters that make are on the show that I didn't cover. Check out the show on Nick to see all the characters.
Check out some of the other great SpongeBob Squarepants resources out there. Here are a couple of my favorites, the SpongeBob Characters page and the SpongeBob SquarePants Toys page.
Kids and Magazines - a Growing Trend
Looking for something special for your kids This Year? One of the hottest new kid gift ideas this holiday season is a magazine subscription. Magazines, always a staple with adults, have been moving into the children's markets in droves. Where once there were a couple of magazines aimed at children, there are now dozens to choose from, and they're aimed at kids in every age group with all sorts of interests.
When I was growing up in the 60s, there was essentially one children's magazine - Highlights for Children. As you got older, there were a few more choices aimed at teens and very gender specific - if you were a boy, someone was bound to get you a subscription to Boys' Life, especially if you were a Boy Scout. If you were a girl, you had a wider choice - Seventeen for the "fashionista" (long before the term was coined) and Teen for us "regular girls". Of course, the biggest category of magazines aimed at teen girls was the fanzines - Tiger Beat and their ilk, featuring interviews with the hot boys and gatefold posters of our favorite boy bands and teen heartthrobs.
Of course, there was Scholastic Magazine, delivered to classrooms around the country for use in education about current events, but that hardly counted because, well, it might as well have been a textbook. Other than that, magazines aimed specifically at the children and youth market were relatively rare - which may account for the longevity of the good children's magazines - Boys' Life has been around since 1911, and Highlights for Children almost qualifies for the senior citizen discount.
Over the last twenty years or so, the face of children's magazines has completely changed. These days, whatever your children's interests, there's probably a magazine aimed directly at them. There are magazines for every age group, from six months old on up. The older your children are the wider your choice of magazines is that they might like. The best part about the explosion of magazines aimed at children is that most magazines for children are High Quality, with slick production values and very well written and researched articles.
Many of them are adjuncts to an adult version of the same publication - and while you can be certain that the motive for their existence is to serve as a funnel for the adult publication, they are not simply simplified versions with bigger pictures and fewer words. Your younger readers can learn about seasonal crafts and find simple cooking recipes in Your Big backyard, follow their favorite sports teams with Sports Illustrated for Kids and learn about the world at large with National Geographic Kids, or Discovery Girls magazine. Teen girls can now read Cosmo Girl, a slightly bolder cousin to Seventeen and TEEN, that aims to address the issues that girls really care about, even when their parents wish they didn't
Other new entries into the children's' magazine market are Nickelodeon magazine, complete with interesting facts, celebrity interviews, comics, pull-outs, puzzles, activities, and the inside look into Nick TV. National Wildlife Federation publishes a line of magazines for kids of all ages, including Wild Animal Babies for toddlers, Your Big Backyard for preschoolers through the primary grades and Ranger Rick for kids 7 and up. The publishers of Cricket, aimed at 9 to 14 year olds, also offer BabyBug, a sturdy cardboard magazine just for babies so that now, even the littlest camper in the house has his or her own magazine for reading.
And then there are the special interest magazines, most aimed at children in the 8 to 16 year old age group. There are magazines for young horse lovers, for anime collectors and video game enthusiasts, for cheerleaders and gymnasts - if there's a special interest, there is probably a magazine that addresses it. Young writers have a choice of magazines that are written "by kids for kids", such as New Moon, a magazine that features reader submissions from young girls.
The old standbys are still at the top of the lists, but there are dozens of new titles from which you can choose. Magazine subscriptions for kids are among the smartest gifts you can give - for a birthday, holiday or other special occasion. It's a great way to encourage regular reading for the kids that you love, and give them an easy way to keep up on news, information, trends and events in their favorite worlds. If you're not sure what to get a child on your gift list this holiday season, take a look at the growing list of monthly magazines aimed at children. A subscription to a quality magazine aimed at kids can open the doors to a lifetime of learning and fun.
About the Author
Craig Elliott is a freelance writer who writes about children's interests, similar to what consumers read in Sports Illustrated for Kids
Nickelodeon special delivery?
Does anyone remember Nickelodeon special delivery?
I'm looking for the name of a show that came on there. The kid was at school, and saw a poster of the evolution of man from monkey. Well, the kid wrote "MOOSE" next to one of the ape's and "moose" saw him and told him he was going to kick his ***. So he gets harassed at the playground. Finally, the kid faces him and Moose beats up the kid and one of moose's friends keeps saying "way to go mouse, way to go!" then moose stops beating him up and the friend is like why'd you stop and moose tells him he had enough. then the kid run homes crying and a neighbor helps him out and he says he wishes he had a rewind button. Can anyone help?
Never heard of it.
A North Jersey water crusade
Don't get spotted at Bergen County Academies gulping water from a disposable plastic bottle. That's so not cool. What is in, however, is for students to carry a reusable aluminum bottle that can be refilled in one of two water purification systems recently installed in their cafeterias.
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