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Dora Christmas Inflatable
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Dora the Explorer: Dora’s Christmas – Fullscreen Dolby $14.99 Includes:Dora the Explorer: Rapido, Tico! (2002) Dora the Explorer: A Present for Santa (2002) Dora the Explorer: Quack! Quack! (2003) Dora the Explorer: School Pet (2003) Dora the Explorer: Rapido, Tico! No synopsis available. Dora the Explorer: A Present for Santa No synopsis available. Dora the Explorer: Quack! Quack! No synopsis available. Dora the Explorer: School Pet No synopsis available. |
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Dora Explorer Celebrate With Dora $22.53 Rated: NRSynopsis: iCelebramos! Join Dora for Halloween, Christmas, and her big birthday bash in over 6 hours of explore-along adventures! Come along with Dora for a Christmas adventure to see Santa at the North Pole! Help Little Monster on a nighttime Halloween journey! And top it all off with Dora’s double-length birthday party! Plus, explore with Dora and Boots on eight other festive adventures too! |
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Dora’s Christmas $4.99 For everything you do, there’s a song that hits the spot. MOG brings them all to you: a world of music on demand, unlimited mobile downloads and ways to discover music free from the limitations of Pandora. The music you love, with you everywhere you go. |
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Christmas Story Inflatable Lawn Ornament Leg Lamp $69.99 Now, that’s what you need on your lawn! Show your love of A Christmas Story. Be the first on your block with an Inflatable Leg Lamp Lawn Ornament! Stands 6-feet tall, so it can’t be missed! Now, that’s what you need on your lawn! Let the whole neighborhood in on your love of A Christmas Story with this outrageous Leg Lamp Inflatable Lawn Ornament from NECA. It stands 6-feet tall, so it can’t be missed, even by the most oblivious of holiday revelers! |
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Dora’s Christmas Adventure $5.24 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Mickey Mouse Jumbo Airwalker Party Balloon $8.71 This jumbo sized mylar is amazing. Attach the included wieghts to the bottom of his feet and he hovers close to the floor…. |
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Nickelodeon SpongeBob Inflatable Chair $21.99 Nickelodeon SpongeBob Inflatable Chair… |
Facts about the Dora the Explorer Show
Since its debut in 2000, the Dora the Explorer show has captured the hearts of small children across the world. Dora and her whole eccentric cast of friends have a sort of charm that is not found in many places these days. Indeed, the Dora the Explorer show has the perfect blend of music, adventure, and education to keep kids always interested and waiting to see what happens next. The popularity of Dora comes down to a blend of several elements that draw children in.
The first thing about the Dora the Explorer show that appeals to the audience (which consists almost entirely of pre-school children and their parents) is the cast of characters. First, of course, is Dora herself. Dora is basically the essence of what every child wants in a hero. She is brave, loyal, and kind to those around her. Even being so young, she eagerly faces whatever adventures come her way, and follows her curiosity to explore the world around her. She is somewhat unique in American children's television, as she is bilingual.
Her traveling companion and best friend is a purple blue and yellow monkey by the name of Boots (named, as one might expect, for the large red boots he wears.) He is equally as adventurous as his human friend, and follows Dora on all of her trips, entertaining Dora (and the audience) with his mischievous streak.
Two of the more unique members of the cast of the Dora the Explorer show are Backpack and Map. As their names imply, they are, in fact, a living backpack and map, who help Dora on her expeditions into the unknown. Backpack is about as enthusiastic a bag as one could ever hope to meet. Within his purple body, he stores a never-ending supply of helpful items for Dora's quests, which he dispenses cheerfully, along with a chorus of the Backpack Song. He, like Dora, is bilingual.
Map is equally useful on Dora's adventures, guiding her to wherever she needs to go. He, too, has his own song, which he recites upon appearance. While both of these characters' songs will most likely prove to be annoying for adults, they are quite perfect for most little kids, which make these two crowd favorites. The last member of Dora's cast is Swiper, the thieving fox. He can usually be found creating trouble until Dora shows up to save the day.
The second secret to the success of the Dora the Explorer show is the interactive element. At various points during every episode, Dora will ask the children in the audience for help in some task. For instance, to defeat Swiper, she has the audience repeat the phrase "Swiper, no swiping!" several times. Other times, she asks the audience for help answering a question, or solving any number of other problems. While there is not ture interaction here (as whether or not anyone actually replies to her makes no difference to the cartoon) it makes children feel that they are really a part of the Dora the Explorer show, which is a large part of what keeps them coming back for more.
Copyright © Jared Winston, 2006. All Rights Reserved.
From its origins as a cartoon series to its release ofDora the Explorer dollsand other assorted merchandise, one thing cannot be denied: Dora has become a blockbuster hit. If you're a fan ofDora the Explorer and her friendsor would like to learn more about her, stop by our Dora Fansite.
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