Delta Dora the Explorer Canopy BedKids can now literally immerse themselves in the stories of their favorite fictional characters, as the Dora Canopy Bed lets them sleep and dream in the Dora the Explorer universe. Featuring a plastic and metal frame, the bed is built low to the ground for easy child access and comes with side rails for safe and secure sleeping. A decal of the character appears on the headboard and footboard. The bed also uses a standard crib mattress (sold seperately).

Includes 1- 3.5" Dora molded wax candle. This is an officially licensed Dora the Explorer product.

Bilingual Dora and her monkey friend Boots have places to go and rescues to make, but they need the help of their young viewers in this delightful Nick Jr. program designed to simulate computer software. Although it can't be truly interactive, of course, toddlers and preschoolers will enjoy the pauses as Dora waits for them to count or speak Spanish before moving on. In "Little Star," the brown-eyed heroine and her primate amigo come upon a weeping fallen star and make the journey to a hilltop, returning it to the heavens. In "Wizzle Wishes," the friends are reading a storybook when one of the characters leaps from the page in pursuit of three wishes. They must catch the runaway wishes in order to get Wizzle home, but first they have to deal with Swiper, the klepto fox who beat them to it. Children learn a simple Spanish word each 23-minute episode (salta and cuidado, respectively) as well as repeatedly hearing the basics (hola, muy bien). As with any computer game, Dora is aided and thwarted by a series of characters children will love to anticipate, including her singing anthropomorphic map, the crusty bridge troll, and the shy, Spanish-speaking squirrel. Ages 2 to 6. --Kimberly Heinrichs

Dora and Boots wish upon a star. But in order to fulfill their wishes, they'll have to use their learning skills to help some new friends, Little Star and Wizzle, reach their destinations. 48 Minutes.

Musical theater is a fun and exciting experience for preschoolers--especially when the stars are familiar characters like Dora, Boots, Diego, and the rest of the Dora the Explorer gang. In this double-length episode, Dora and her friends, including a new baby jaguar, are about to perform a musical play about pirates for an audience of friends and relatives. When the Pirate Pigs steal the treasure chest with all the costumes inside, Dora sets out to cross the seven seas and pass under the Singing Bridge in order to get to Treasure Island and retrieve the costumes. Dora and her friends sing lots of catchy songs as they overcome obstacles like fog, rocks, and waterfalls and catch some singing stars--all with the help of young viewers. Especially memorable are the silly renditions of classic children's songs like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" as sung by the confused Singing Bridge--a guaranteed chuckle for viewers of all ages. Skills emphasized include Spanish vocabulary, singing, and counting to seven. (Ages 2 to 5) --Tami Horiuchi

Your room will be ready for adventure with this Dora the Explorer Peel & Stick Giant Wall Mural Applique. This set includes appliques to assemble a Dora mural over 39 inches tall! Peel and Stick appliques remove in seconds and can be repositioned over and over again without damaging the surface or ever leaving any paper or sticky residue. They are perfect for decorating kids rooms, nurseries, classrooms, college dorms, and apartments. Simply peel and stick onto any smooth surface!

Transform your bedroom into an explorers paradise with these fun Dora the Explorer appliques. Each set contains everyones favorite explorer in multiple outfits plus some cute trees flowers and butterflies. Create your very own scene then reposition the stickers whenever you like. Perfect for little girls and junior explorers alike.Product Dimensions: 4 sheets- 10 x 18Number of Appliques: 28

Express yourself! Personalize your room, den or classroom with artwork that fits your style. Walls My Way quickly adds design and personality to any plain wall surface without tacks or tape. The self-stick artwork is removable and repositionable, and leaves no sticky residue. So go ahead and add a little Nickelodeon magic to your home with this unique and fun concept in decorating.

Diego is ready for adventure! This adorable Diego beanie plush measures 6" in height. Ty beanies are machine washable and infant safe.

From the Dora the Explorer Party Collection. Dora the Explorer Dos Amigos Cupcake Rings. These rings are a nice added touch for decorating the top of cupcakes. Includes 12 assorted Dora the Explorer and Boots plastic cupcake rings. These can be used also as party bag fillers and can be worn as rings.

Dora The Explorer Super Shape Mylar Balloon is 26" x 32". NOTE: Balloon arrives uninflated.

Help Dora and her friends on their way to a Candy Land Fiesta! Join Dora Boots and friends on their sweetest adventure yet as they explore Candy Land! Help them travel through the classic board game - and make their way through new surprises - to get to the Fiesta! Play as Dora Diego Boots or Backpack! ESRB Rated E for Everyone Play through 8 mini-games on your way to the Fiesta. Play with up to 4 players at a time! Helps teach children shape matching letter recognition color identification counting pattern recognition greater than/less than plus a little Spanish too!

Join Dora and others on a journey to the Lost City, a mysterious, hidden place where all things go when they get lost! Along the way, you'll meet interesting characters, helping them find their lost objects, too.

Dora the Explorer has lost her teddy bear! Osito is truly missing, and Dora and her friend Boots believe he has ended up--like all mislaid things--in the mysterious Lost City. Planning an expedition to find Osito becomes complicated, though, when it turns out that Dora is far from the only one missing a personal treasure. Mami Bugga Bugga has lost her children's baby blankets, for one thing, while Pirate Pig has misplaced his hat! Despite these revelations Dora is on her way soon enough, headed to the Lost City in search of a handful of wayward items. The path is not smooth, however. Obstacles like the Big Pond (where Pirate Pig's minions must be sorted into variously colored boats) and the Number Pyramid (a place for elementary math skills to get a workout) crop up along the route. These and other puzzles cry out to be solved... preferably before Dora continues on her way. Aimed solidly at players ages 3 and older, Dora the Explorer: Lost City Adventure is a simple game with a straightforward storyline and no unpleasant surprises. The flow of its educational subject matter is frequently broken with animations and songs, making it easier for young gamers to maintain a focus on learning. Its activities are the most basic of skill builders, easily mastered even at their highest levels of difficulty. Lost City Adventure also stimulates user interest by doling out a sprinkling of Spanish vocabulary through its animations, exposing players to a handful of easily learned words from Dora's mother tongue. As for Dora herself, her good-natured encouragement and enthusiasm for the quest to the Lost City are infectious, and children are certain to respond eagerly to every task she puts before them on the way to rescue Osito. --Alyx Dellamonica

Dora's special teddy bear is lost. She and Boots post a sign, and then decide to take matters into their own hands. With her trusty map for guidance and help from kids, Dora and Boots journey to the Lost City, a mysterious, hidden place where all lost objects go. Along the way, they travel to exotic locations, encounter some of their friends--Pirate Pig, Mami Bugga Bugga, and more--and help them regain their lost objects, too. Throughout Dora the Explorer: Lost City Adventure kids play cool math-related games and learn a little Spanish, too. The game's two play modes--adventure and free play--diversify gameplay, while three adjustable difficulty levels keep the game challenging. Kids also search for hidden stars throughout the game and collect them in a very special star pouch. Plus, printable games and math activities let children take the learning fun with them wherever they go.

Dora the Explorer has lost her teddy bear! Dora and her friend Boots believe he has ended up in the mysterious Lost City. Planning an expedition to find Osito becomes complicated, though, when it turns out that Dora is far from the only one missing a personal treasure. Mami Bugga Bugga has lost her children's baby blankets while Pirate Pig has misplaced his hat! Despite these revelations Dora is on her way soon enough, headed to the Lost City in search of a handful of wayward items. The path is not smooth, however. Obstacles like the Big Pond (where Pirate Pig's minions must be sorted into variously colored boats) and the Number Pyramid (a place for elementary math skills to get a workout) crop up along the route. These and other puzzles cry out to be solved! Aimed solidly at players ages 3 and older, Dora the Explorer: Lost City Adventure is a simple game with a straightforward storyline and no unpleasant surprises. The flow of its educational subject matter is frequently broken with animations and songs, making it easier for young gamers to maintain a focus on learning. Its activities are the most basic of skill builders, easily mastered even at their highest levels of difficulty. Lost City Adventure also stimulates user interest by doling out a sprinkling of Spanish vocabulary through its animations, exposing players to a handful of easily learned words from Dora's mother tongue. Teaches colors, shapes, numbers, matching, creativity, language development, reasoning, music, reflexes, basic Spanish, computer skills, and more

Play & learn with your favorite preschool character. Dora is the top rated preschool phenomenon that develops fundamental skills. With five fun and interactive games, Dora the Explorer Lost and Found Adventure gives your children an introduction to a whole new world of learning and discovery. Together with Dora and her friends, Boots, Map, and Backpack, children learn the basic essential skills of language, problem solving, math, and reading in an educational, diverse, and wholesome environment. Interactive Games Entertain & Educate Your Kids Dora the Explorer Lost and Found Adventure gives your children an entertaining introduction to a whole new world of learning and discovery. Dora the Explorer Builds: Fundamental Skills: Colors, shapes, numbers, matching, and size recognition Cognitive Ability: Deductive reasoning, thinking, memory, and perception Creativity: Art, music, imagination, exploration, and more Language Development: Letters, words, vocabulary, basic Spanish, and more Self Esteem: Competence, self-confidence, and a sense of self worth Play to Learn Master fundamental skills in a fun, interactive, and engaging environment. Interactive games entertain and teach children 2-5 years old. Help Dora fix the path to Star Mountain. Click to enlarge. Learn how to count as you help Dora find the stars at the circus. Click to enlarge. Explore and Learn Discover colorful and interesting places with Dora’s Explorer Stars and engage in fun activities along the way. Swiper has hidden the picnic treats. Can you help Dora find them? Click to enlarge. Collect stars to unlock pictures; then print and color. Click to enlarge. Build Essential Skills Get an enjoyable introduction to preschool concepts, such as colors, shapes, and numbers, and enhance your mouse skills. Discover colors and shapes with Dora and Backpack. Click to enlarge. Find items that have been swiped using your mouse. Click to enlarge. Special Features Includes 2 fun and engaging mini games--The Nutty Forest and Super Swiper--to teach and entertain children. Dora is a Preschool Success!* #1 Program on all commercial TV with kids 2-5 #1 girl character Q score with moms of kids 2-5 #1 program with Hispanic kids #1 overall TV franchise in consumer dollars every year since 2008 *(1, 2) Nielsen 2008; (3, 4) Marketing Evaluations, Fall 2008, Regularly Scheduled Programs.