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Learning Toys are Fun!
Here are three excellent choices for Christmas gifts for children. They are learning toys that teach a child skills while having fun do it.
Leap Frog Learn & Groove Musical Table
Product features:
Learn & Groove with 15 activities and over 40 songs and melodies!
Activities provide opportunities for baby to explore will a roll, top, slide or spin.
Includes a variety of music styles for baby to enjoy.
Comes with either blue or green legs to attach to table as baby grows.
Introduces shapes, numbers and counting 1-10 in English and Spanish.
This plastic-molded table sits flat on the floor for babies to play at while sitting. Measures: 23" x 5.5" x 15.5" Requires 2 AA batteries (not included). The toy is full of learning and musical activities designed to provide visual and auditory stimulation.
This is a great learning toy. Even bilingual activity table. There are songs, melodies, twinkling lights and real instrument sounds.
Vtech Tote and Go Laptop
Product features:
Colorful laptop with 30 engaging activities.
Detachable mouse with mouse pad for left-hand or right-handed users.
LCD screen displays fun animations.
Plus, the Tote and Go Laptop features 30 engaging activities
For ages 3 and above.
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years. Measures: 14 x 4 x 11 inches; 2 pounds
Program your preschool for early learning with Tote & Go Laptop! Offers big style for little learners. Features 20 engaging activities that teach language, math, games and music.
Leap Frog Scribble and Write
Product features: Measures: 2.2 x 11 x 10.5 inches; 3.3 pounds
Light the way to early writing with Scribble and Write.
Four learning modes can help your child progress from drawing simple shapes and pictures to writing upper and lowercase letters.
Features a child-sized stylus,single retraceable surface and stroke-by-stroke guidance.
Parents can connect to the online Leap Frog Learning Path for customized learning ideas and insights from LeapFrog.
Children simply trace over the lights with the stylus to form letters.
Children trace the lights to get practice drawing simple shapes and pictures and then graduate to letters with step-by-step guidance.
