Dora the Explorer - City of Lost toys Dora has lost her special teddy bear and is headed to the City of Lost toys to find it. Dora and Boots consult the Map and head for the Number Pyramid where they learn all about counting, adding, and sequencing. Next it’s on to the Mixed-up Jungle where they put out-of-place things like clouds and fish back where they belong. Finally, they arrive at the Lost City and sort through a stack of lost toys to find Dora’s teddy bear and return a number of lost items to friends like Tico, Swiper, and Benny. (The live touring show Dora the Explorer Live! Search for the City of Lost toys is based on this episode.) When Boots’ new toy “Squeaky” slips out of his hands and floats downstream in “Lost Squeaky,” Dora and Boot rush to Gooey Geyser to rescue it. Careful attention to visual details leads the pair across Bubble Bridge, over Muddy Mountain, and into Gooey Geyser. These two Dora episodes foster the development of basic math skills, visual discrimination, and simple Spanish vocabulary in children ages 2 to 5. –Tami Horiuchi
Customer Review: One of my son’s favorite Dora videos
My train-obsessed two year old loves this video with the trains & toys. He enjoys counting along too. This is his favorite of all the Dora videos we own.

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20 QUESTIONS DELUXE (YL600) Secretly think of an everyday object and the amazing 20Q electronic party game will read your mind! Just answer “yes,” “no,” “sometimes,” “rarely” or “unknown” to a series of 20 questions. Runs on 2 AAA batteries (included). Ages 8 and older. 90-day warranty.
Customer Review: Unbelievable!!! So much fun!!
I bought this game after reading all the reviews on Amazon and I was not disappointed!! My family and I played with this toy non-stop in disbelief. It doesn’t get every question right but it gets the majority and it will blow your mind!
This game is so reasonably priced and packed with hours of fun you can’t go wrong!

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