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It's celebration time with Hi-5 and you're invited to join in all the excitement!
From birthdays to Christmas and even Carnivale, there's so much to enjoy. So put on your party clothes and slip on your dancing shoes - let's celebrate the Hi-5 way!
Special Features
- Karaoke
- Child-friendly menus
- Sharing stories
- Subtitles for the hearing impaired.
Product reviews...
My son has always enjoyed Hi-5. Bright colours, bouncy music, vibrant presenters full of whooshing and rushing, music and fun activities, stories and lots more.
He loves the dancing the most, and if I pretent to be asleep when he wakes up in the morning, I can watch him as he grabs the DVD out of it's case, put it in the PS2, turn on the TV with the remote, hit >play< on the PS2 remote and start jigging along to the music. It's delightful to watch.
With a far more bouncy and active theme than his other favourite, Star Dreaming, with it's peaceful, restful tone, this is a great one to get him woken up and feeling good in the mornings.
Overall, a definite hit in my son's book, and thus a clear winner in mine too. :)
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