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Tablet Notebook by VTech Industries |
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Tuesday, May 04 2004 @ 07:32 AM Contributed by: admin Views: 2538 |
8 Years & Older
Safty Information
WARNING: All packing materials such as tape, plastic sheets, wire ties and tabs are not part of this toy and should be discarded for your child's safety.
From the Manufacturer
Innovative stylish laptop notebook with unique detachable screen and game pen. Multi -pixelated digital touch sensitive screen. 75 different activities, supported by artificial intelligence, guide children through arcade-style adventure games. The curriculum includes math, English, science, geography, history, and languages. Slim pad has a personal organizer with address book, calculator, and piggy bank. 4 additional cartridges for more games and foreign languages.
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Moneywise Kids by Aristoplay |
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Tuesday, May 04 2004 @ 07:30 AM Contributed by: admin Views: 2403 |
8 Years & Older
Editorial Review
Created by a volunteer math aide in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Moneywise Kids contains two simple, fun games that will help kids understand how money works, in terms of dollar value and spending power. In the first game, Bill Maker, kids take turns rolling the dice and earning dollars that are commensurate with the numbers that come up: roll a 2 and a 6, for instance, and you get $8. As they accrue wealth with each turn, players exchange smaller bills for larger ones until someone winds up with $100.
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Timing It Right Game by Learning Resources |
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Tuesday, May 04 2004 @ 07:27 AM Contributed by: admin Views: 2093 |
8 Years & Older
Editorial Review
Tick, tock, tick, tock... ding! It must be time to learn a game about learning to tell the time. This ingenious board game for two to four players will do the tick, er, trick. The colorful 19-inch square board has a spiral path, with divisions that illustrate your day's activities, from getting up and washing to winding down and going to bed. Using game pieces, a clock face with movable hands, and a special time die marked with varying intervals, players move around the board and perform a variety of tasks that are described in the accompanying spiral-bound flip book. The game teaches digital and analog time telling. --Richard Farr
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