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- Heros 13 Pieces Classic Quality Little Wooden Freight Train Toy Set
- Heros toys are still made in Germany: made from PEFC or FSC-certified Germany & Austrian natural forest wood.
- Heros toys also meet the extensive toy safety requirements of European standard EN 71.
- Train measures 16″ x 4″ x 2.25″.
- Ages 3 & up.
Overview
Heros 13 Pieces Classic Quality Little Wooden Freight Train Toy Set. Heros toys are still made in Germany: made from PEFC or FSC-certified Germany & Austrian natural forest wood. Heros toys also meet the extensive toy safety requirements of European standard EN 71. Train measures 16″ x 4″ x 2.25″. Ages 3 & up.
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I purchased this as a Christmas present for my 19 month old grandson. He seemed to like it and was able to follow the commands to push certain buttons for interactive play. I feel sure he will enjoy this for many months before graduating to the bigger Leap Frog.
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LeapFrog Spin and Sing Alphabet Zoo BallDiscover the alphabet from Alligator to Zebra! This colorful wheel features an animal for every letter in the alphabet. With each spin, little ones hear letter names, music or the name and sound of the animal it lands on. Intriguing music, lights and swirling patterns encourage exploration, helping develop motor skills as baby bats the wheel again and again. Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog@ Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learning.Learning Skills:-The alphabet-First words-Music-Language sounds-Motor skills-AnimalsRecommended Age: 6 months and up.Requires 3 AA Batteries (Included).
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I bought this to help my daughter practice her spelling words because I thought she would enjoy doing that better than having me call out her words daily. She didn’t seem to enjoy it much, but it did help her to study when I was able to convince her to play with it. I bought the MindStation to be able to download spelling words. There have been occasions that some spelling words were not available to download. That is definitely a disadvantage, but I guess the computer can’t “pronounce” a word that is not in its “vocabulary”. Even though my daughter didn’t like it much, I would still recommend it especially if your child needs help in spelling. The last review I read here said you didn’t have to pay for the online subscription just to download spelling words, but I did after the free subscription. I wish that was free, because that can get very expensive over time. It is disappointing to renew the subscription and I haven’t been using it much because of my daughter’s disinterest.
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We bought this for our 4 year old son (now 5) and just bought another for our 4 year old daughter. They both LOVE this toy. Take it and a few books on every car ride. Our son really learned words just using this system. He is a great little reader at 5. My wife is a 1st grade teacher and he knows more words than many 2nd graders. It isn’t all due to tag, but it sure has helped to find a toy that combines the joy of reading with fun games. Our kids have just about every LeapFrog toy and they are all without exception the best in terms of fun, entertainment, and learning.
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