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Rated one of 2009′s best toys! Elmo knows when your hands are in the air! Put your hands up to feel the gloves shake and move whenever Elmo says the words, “Tickle Hand Groove!”.

2 Ways To Play!
Tickle like Elmo!
Press Elmo’s nose & the hand shakes & giggles while you tickle!

Dance like Elmo!
Press the nose again & Elmo teaches you to dance & move to his new song “The Tickle Hand Groove”.
There’s no resting on their well-earned laurels for the Sesame Street Muppets: after 40 years of broadcasting, an amazing 122 Emmy Awards, and shows in more than 140 countries, the longest-running program in the history of children’s television is coming to you on November 10 with an all-new look and format that will knock your socks off.

“When you turn on your TV on November 10,” says Executive Producer Carol-Lynn Parente, “you’ll see a brand-new and spectacularly beautiful opening sequence. We’re also launching an entirely new format for the show — the magazine format of Sesame Street, which has been evolving over the years, has been officially replaced with what we’re calling a ‘block’ format. And it’s just wonderful.”

One of the reasons Sesame Street has remained relevant over the last four decades is that its producers have kept up with current technology and have changed the show’s format to reflect the viewing needs of each new generation of preschoolers.

The new block format emulates children’s current television experience, Parente explains. “When the show first started [on November 10, 1969], we followed what was on the air at the time, so we used the techniques of commercials and variety shows to teach children. These days, however, there are entire networks devoted to preschool programming, and our show is an hour long, which is unique in preschool programming. So we thought, our hour really is a block of preschool programming, so let’s look at it that way.”