Little Einsteins Vol.1 - Mission Celebration [DVD]

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It's considered a "triple-length adventure", which is another way of saying "compilation of three episodes. Grandma Rocket only appeared in the episode "Little Red Rockethood" and is the grandmother of Rocket. Little Einsteins: The Legend of the Golden Pyramid" contains three episodes, two of which have aired on the Disney Channel. She has blonde hair tied into pigtails with pink bows, and wears a blue overall-like dress, a green undershirt, and pink shoes. The 4x3 menus are set in what is arguably the coolest children's treehouse ever, featuring the foursome running across the screen several times, against the instrumental version of the theme song.

He has red hair that points upward (resembling a pompadour) and green eyes, and wears green glasses, a black shirt with an orange stripe across the bottom, orange shorts, and orange sneakers. Warning: this episode employs a heavy amount of slapping your thighs as the children learn to pat to the "San Francisco Stop and Go. For example, in this disc's first episode, the kids are nearly eaten by a crocodile, yet they shake it off and keep on moving.Featured art by: Zhou Shen, Cai Jia, Zhang Lu, Chou Ying; Featured music: Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt, Suite No. In this currently-unaired episode, Annie takes Rocket and the Little Einsteins to San Francisco where she shows off her new toy, a small Purple Plane. The Three Little Pigs are a trio of pink pigs appeared in three episodes: "Farmer Annie", "Super Fast", and "Build It Rocket".

While this can be a bit misleading (their interpretations of hieroglyphics are nowhere near actual translations), it's a great way to introduce children to topics and get them interested in learning more about them. It's worth noting that the audio presentation is a step-down from past "Little Einsteins" DVD which offered their programs in full 5.

We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited under this Introducer Appointed Representative arrangement. The DVD comes packaged in a standard white keepcase, as opposed to a colorful red one like previous "Little Einsteins" releases.