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Animals go 'round and 'round while little tots learn their names and sounds. Whizzing motions, sparkling lights and cheerful songs introduce kids to the alphabet, from "alligator" to "zebra." Three engaging modes help them learn: Letter, Animal and Music. In Letter Mode, the wheel stops on a letter and sounds out its name. Animal Mode lets little one discover 26 animals, along with their names and noises. Music Mode plays the alphabet song while little ones spin and play. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, included. 6" x 6.5" x 7.25".
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- Discover the alphabet from Alligator to Zebra!- Features three ways to play: Letter, Animal and Music learning modes.
- Explore learning with each spin of the wheel.
- Playful musical responses reward each touch.
- Introduces letters A-Z and animal names and sounds.
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By Amy S. Mcfarland (California)
My daughter loved this this toy the first two weeks, and now doesn't seem that impressed with it. It's a great toy for the money, and plays interesting songs, but the interactive play is somewhat limited (hey, it's a ball on a platform). The animals they chose for each letter are a little odd (x-ray fish for X, umbrella bird for U etc), but my daughter is still entertained by their noises. I like the volume control and the different modes of play.
By N. Priem (MN)
This a fun and educational toy. My daughter loves to spin the wheel and listen for the next letter or sound. It also lights up on the side as the wheel spins. I think she will continue to play with it for a long time.
By L. Salimbas (Massachusetts)
My 9 month old enjoys this toy. It helps her learn hand coordination, and she enjoys spinning it. I tend to find it a bit annoying, as it does make a lot of noise, but she loves it.
I do wish the base was a bit heavier or wider so it wouldn't tip so easy, but overall a good toy.
By Natasha Bean (New York, NY USA)
My 6 month old likes to spin things so this is perfect for her. We keep it on her high chair to keep her entertained while trying to feed her. She's too young to derive any educational benefit from it, but there seems to be the potential for it.
By Janet E. Kendra (Massachusetts)
Love this toy. I bought it for my 8 month old granddaughter. She spins it, "dances" while she's sitting, laughs and spins it again.
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