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She carries a cell phone made from a piece of bread.

Paprika (voiced by Shechinah Mpumlwana in season one and Abigail Nicholson in season two) – Mr.

Pepper (voiced by Brad Adamson and Gisele Rousseau) – A married couple of condiment dispensers who live in the kitchen.

Sidetable Drawer (voiced by Liyou Abere in season one and Shazdeh Kapadia in season two) – The keeper of the Handy Dandy Notebook, who lives in the living room.

Mailbox (voiced by Doug Murray) – A mailbox who delivers a letter or e-mail to Josh every day.

He is a cousin of Steve and Joe from the original series.

Josh (played by Josh Dela Cruz) – The host of the new series.

Blue (voiced by Traci Paige Johnson) – A blue puppy who leaves pawprints on objects (and occasionally characters) as clues to what she wants to do.

See also: List of Blue's Clues characters Main The show's producers recognized that its return was due to nostalgia, and that although young children had more access to technology and were more visual than preschoolers before, they still had the same developmental and emotional needs to "slow down". Like the original show, Blue's Clues & You! depends upon built-in silences designed to encourage audience participation and what The New York Times called "direct address inviting preschoolers to play along with games and solve mini-mysteries".

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The series features new production designs and the characters (aside from the host) are animated digitally, though the visual style remains similar to the style used in the original series. Some pages ripped out on us, and my son is not hard on toys.Similar to the original 1996 series, this series has a live-action host in an animated world. The plastic spiral also is always working it's way out one end and has to be fixed. We have both this notebook and Joe's Notebook (ASIN B00006JZ93)and there is no comparison, Joe's notebook is ten times better! My 2 1/2 yr old son can't understand why the crayon won't stay in the spiral like Steve's and gets very frustrated. I think $12.00 is a little expensive, especially being it only comes with 1 crayon and if your child likes blues clues as much as mine do, they try to copy everything, including the crayon.Ĭustomer Review: Overpriced, there IS a better option! My son also got frustrated because the crayon won't stay in the spiral. (.)My son used his up in less than a day.Īlso, the spiral part keeps coming out. I have NO idea where to find extra crayons. I have every notebook, 2 of Steves, 4 of Joes and also the soft pillow one. My daughter is just beginning to like them. Overall excellent game.īlue's Clues Handy Dandy Bedtime NotebookĬustomer Review: Not a bad buy - depending on the price She loves it but it replay value not great. My 22 month old is just starting to pick up on numbers and and counting and of course loves to get involved in the interaction. My 3 year old is pretty familiar with number because she is going to Montessori school so this program really helps her to add on to what she is learning.

BLUES CLUES TOYS TV

This ground-breaking system turns watching television into an active learning experience by letting your children interact with characters from their favorite TV shows.īoth my 3 year old and my 22 month old really enjoy playing with teh InteracTV Blue's Clues game. Lessons include: number identification, number order, counting, number values, quantities, early addition, early subtraction, shapes, patterns, matching, word problems, memory skills and more.įor use with the InteracTV Learning System (sold separately). Numbers Everywhere helps preschoolers learn simple math as they try to find three clues and solve Blue's Clues. What is Blue's favorite number? Help Joe and friends find out. InteracTV Blue's Clues Numbers Everywhere