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I bought this for my 5 year old son. He loves the football theme and I loveAll the math!
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Do read my review of Arduino Adventures! Both the book and this kit were better than I expected.Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
Topzy Tumblers (aka "Weebles" in our household) are a favorite with kids, parents, and grandparents alike. These are a great toy for little hands to pick up and the wobbling, rolling path it takes is fun for crawlers and toddlers. Even the older grandkid (1st grade) likes them, using them as "eggs" for his toy snakes. The original set is several years old and still going strong through the third grandchild. These were a recent addition for the latest baby.Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
We had the free demo version for 2 days and my two kids are begging to play. No joke.Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
I got this woolly mammoth along with the smaller saber tooth tiger as a teaching aid so that the young people could see why the tiger's tooth "evolved" the way we find them in ice age mammoth skulls today. Just looking at a model of the skull itself with the long teeth makes it difficult for them to picture what was going on. This is a great teaching aid to show that the relationship was very much the same as we find between the elephant and tigers in Africa today.Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
another great game from leapster. my son loves this game and doesnt even realize that he's learning math concepts ;) my son is 4 years old and has no problem solving the clues/problems. he tries even harder when he realizes that he can open up new areas of the game and "race" with McQueen.Click Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
Gramma gave this to my 22 month old son for xmas. He LOVES it!!! Adorable, lights up etc. More words blah blahClick Here For Most Helpful Customer Reviews >>
How I survived my childhood with this toy, I don't know. Supposedly it was hazardous. This newer version still has the rotary dial with the same ringing (which I loved and still love--no batteries). The eyes move up and down when the wheels roll. The receiver seems a lot lighter in weight than I remember. The pull cord is very thin and cheap. I tie it up in a bow so it doesn't get caught or be a hazard. The cord attached to the receiver part is very short. For my almost 11-month old to hold it up to her ear, she has to lift up the whole phone. My daughter is petite in height, so since the toy is technically for age 12 months, I can really see the main phone go swinging when a child tries to bring the receiver to the ear. The cord to the receiver is the same thin cord as the pullcord--but a different color. I know a longer cord would be a choking hazard (that's my guess as to why it's so short), but it sure would make the phone a little more fun to use--so eventually a toddler could dial AND pretend to talk on the phone at the same time.