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If you want to design and create your party theme with favorite TV series call "Super Why!" and find top character "Princess Pea", "Whyatt Beanstalk" or "Super Why" . Super Why Party Supplies are available at many retailers, and there is also a wide selection online. Here are some tips to help you save money, and at the same time, throw the perfect celebration for your child.

8 invitations,dinner plates,9oz cups

forks, spoons, activity placemats, 16 napkins,

centerpiece, solid-color tablecover, foil balloon, 18 balloons (3 colors)

curling ribbon (3 colors), crepe paper rolls (3 colors), star confetti and cake candles.

Super Why! Giant Wall

Are you looking something cuty and bueaty for your child, Take any room from drab to fab with these over sized wall decorations! Make your child's big day extra special with these easy to install reusable decals! Made to move, these peel and stick clings come off the wall just as easily as they go on. Decorate for your party, and then let your child redecorate their bedroom with no worries! Available in a variety of themes to 'accessorize' every child's creative side.

Decals are made of heavy-duty vinyl and are for use on smooth, flat surfaces.
Includes 4 large Super Why! characters (largest measures 18.5" wide x 27" high), 1 "Super Why!" logo, and 1 light switch decoration.
Includes 3" yellow Squeegee as well as full use and care instructions.

About Super Why! Character

Whyatt Beanstalk - The leader of the group of characters who become the "Super Readers", Whyatt is a 9-year-old[citation needed] olive-skinned, blue eyed, brown-haired boy who wears a polo shirt and khaki pants. In the episode "Jack and the Beanstalk", it is revealed that Whyatt's older brother is Jack, the hero of the English folk tale Jack and the Beanstalk. Whyatt lives with his mother, who writes stories, and his father who illustrates them, along with baby sister Joy but not his brother. Jack does appear in some episodes but generally is "away at college." When he introduces himself at the Book Club, he says, "Whyatt here!" His superhero form is Super Why. In his form, he has a green mask, turbo sneakers, a blue cape, and a Why Writer. His symbol is a question mark.
Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood (referred to as "Red" in the TV Series) - The title character from the fairy tale, she only refers to herself as "Red Riding Hood" and is a freckle-faced brunette/redhead who wears a red dress and red roller skates as well as a red flat cap. When she is introduced, she says "Red Riding Hood rolling in!" When she turns to Wonder Red in her superhero form, her clothing becomes a blue armless and legless jumpsuit with red trim, her skates are turned blue and her special item is a red and blue basket. It is called a Wonder Words Basket and her symbol is a spiral.
Princess Pea

Princess Pea - Princess Pea was named after the children's story "The Princess and the Pea"; it is shown in the episode The Princess and The Pea that the princess in that story was Pea's mother and the prince in that story was her father. However, in this case "Pea" is her surname. She is a girl of biracial descent who wears a lavender princess dress and loves to dance. When she enters, she says, "Princess Pea at your service!" Her superhero form is Princess Presto and in this form she wears a pretty pink gown. Her symbol is a star because she always takes her magic star wand with her.
Pig

Pig (Referred to in the credits as "The Littlest Pig," he introduces himself as "P is for Pig," but throughout the show he is simply known as "Pig") - It is revealed in the episode "The Ant and the Grasshopper" that Pig is the youngest of The Three Little Pigs and loves to pretend that he is a construction worker, just like his father, Poppa Pig, always wearing a hard hat and overalls. His superhero form is Alpha Pig. His Alphabet Toolbox has an Alphabet Map, a Lucky Letter Lasso, Brilliant Binoculars, a Mega Magnifying Glass and a Fabulous Flashlight in it. His symbol is a triangle.
Woofster

Woofster is a Golden Retriever puppy dog with light brown spots. He also lives with Whyatt and his family but he is called Puppy. He has dictionary power and can find the meaning to any word. His Super Reader form allows him the power to speak also and his symbol is a dog bone.

Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Why!
Summary

The better you plan your child's birthday party, the smoother things will run, and you may be able to cut costs. Shopping online is an excellent option, as there are several ways to save money. When you shop for Super Why! party supplies, consider special packs that have everything that you need. If you have a larger budget than normal, you may wish to invest in an ultimate pack for birthday parties.