Tuesday was Whoopi Gooldberg’s birthday and one of those neat surprise that The View gave away was The T.M.X. Elmo Special Edition. This Elmo has special giggles and moves that he makes if you tickle and move him in a certain sequence.
November 14th, 2007
More than a year after the release of T.M.X. Elmo Mattel has released T.M.X. Elmo Special Edition.
This new Elmo is packed with new hidden silly surprises that can only be discovered when kids play, pose and tickle Elmo in the right sequence. The key is to find the right combination of movements (raise his arm, tickle his belly, etc.) to activate the fun.
T.M.X. Elmo Special Edition
November 14th, 2007
Some friends from Sesame Street have come to join their friend Elmo on tickle and laughter fun. We can now see T.M.X. Cookie Monster and T.M.X. Ernie giggle and laugh like the T.M.X. Elmo doll. These dolls make some wonderful gifts for Christmas gifts. Maybe these are not as popular as the T.M.X. doll that was released over a year ago, but they will be fun to enjoy from little kids that enjoy watching Sesame Street on television.
On Sesame Street you can see Ernie and Cookie monster teaching early learning concepts on Sesame Street.
November 8th, 2007
Costume shopping is around us. Elmo costumes are available is different sizes for children and babies. It is fun to see that little darling dressed up as Elmo. The styles are also varied with some costumes being full body suits and others being vests that go over the head and the upper body. Elmo costumes are, of course red and furry, the real Elmo costumes should be.
September 25th, 2007
JCPenney Portrait Studios now have portrait scenes with the characters from Sesame Street. Beginning July 15th in over 450 JCPenney Portraits locations, children can create memories that last a lifetime by posing on the Sesame Street stoop with a plush of the beloved Elmo. Kids can even watch a Sesame Street DVD designed just for the JCPenney Portrait Studios while they are waiting.
July 12th, 2007
You probably recognize Elmo a lot better than you actually recognize Kevin Clash. Clash is the voice and the personality behind the cute furry monster, Elmo
He served as Co-Executive Producer for Elmopalooza, CinderElmo, and Elmo’s World; Co-Producer for The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland; and directing numerous episodes of Sesame Street, as well as other Sesame Workshop productions. In addition, he directed and co-produced Sesame Workshop’s DVD series Sesame Beginnings and most recently served as Director and Co-Executive Producer for Kids Favorite Country Songs Home Video.
Clash has won three Emmy Awards for Outstanding Performer in a Children’s Series for his work as Elmo and Hoots the Owl, and six more in the Outstanding Pre-School Children’s Series category for his work as Co-Executive Producer of Sesame Street. In September 2006, Clash released his autobiography, My Life As A Furry Red Monster, What Elmo Has Taught Me About Life, Love, and Laughing Out Loud.
Source: Sesame Workshop
May 16th, 2007
Sesame Street Live’s Super Grover! Ready for Action has many tour dates during the month of May.
- Rosemont, IL Rosemont Theatre May 2, 2007 - May 6, 2007
- Davenport, IA Adler Theatre May 8,2007-May 9,2007
- Des Moines, IA Wells Fargo Arena May 11, 2007 - May 13, 2007
- Cedar Rapids, IA US Cellular Center May 15, 2007 - May 16, 2007
Sesame Street Lives Super Grover! Ready for Action has cast of many of the Sesame street monsters and Muppet including: Bert, Big Bird, Ernie, Elmo, Oscar, Grover, Cookie Monster, Zoe, Rosita, Count Von Count, Telly, Baby Bear, Prairie Dawn, Roxy Marie, Lulu and Honker.
These Sesame Street Characters are busy all over performing in many Sesame Street Live performances throughout the year. This production of Sesame Street lives centers around what happens when Super Grover loses his “superness”
May 4th, 2007
Sesame Place, a theme park in Pennsylvania, honors a school in the  area of  New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts each year with the Good Neighbor award.Â
Glenville School was selected for the award because of its Go-Getters program, created this school year. Principal Marc D’Amico said the program highlights the best character attributes students should have. Each month, students in all grades were given a different desirable attribute to emulate, such as sharing and cooperating, and were told to discuss it with their families and act it out in their lives. The students who best exemplify the trait are recognized by D’Amico at a ceremony at the end of the month.
Source:Greenwich Time
Sesame Place is a theme park based on Sesame Street show produced by the Sesame Workshop.
May 3rd, 2007
Sesame Street and Sesame workshop are extending itself more and are now going to make a native Sesame Street in Norrthern Ireland. The show is in the works and the people at Sesame Workshop are still in pre-production on this Northern Ireleand version of Sesame Street.  Elmo, Grover, Cookie Monster, and two new Northern Ireland puppets will be on the show. The show will be an educational resource for children 3-6 years olds; just like it was orignially intended to be in the United states.  The Northern Ireland of Sesame Street is projecred to begin airing at the end of 2007. Â
 According to the Sesame Workshop web site, Sesame Street is aired in over 120 countries, and it also has helped develop at least 20 versions of the original Sesame Street program to be aired in different countries and different langauges across the world.
May 3rd, 2007
Elmo Visits the Doctor is just what it is-Elmo visiting the doctor-and more. Elmo is afraid of doctors and with a little help from his friends on Sesame Street becomes less afraid of the visiting the doctor. When he gets to the doctor’s office,Elmo see Bert, Ernie, Baby Bear and some of his other friends.  By seeing the other Sesame Street friends as patients Elmo loses his fear of visiting the doctor.
There are other scenes where real kids talk about their doctor and doctor equipment will not be left out of this one-they also tell about there doctor’s office experience.
March 5th, 2007
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