which hexbug for 3 to 5 yr old
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I wouldn't recommend for under 5. Some are remote control (not this one) and this one is so fast, not sure how they catch it to shut it off.
1350315
i think they'd all be safe unless they eat them. they are easy enough to operate--a switch to turn them on and off is the only control. they tend to run under the couch.
1350316
I purchased this for my 6 year old granddaughter. She loved it. My great granddaughter who is 3 had a blast with it. She's really into "bugs". The size is not too small for a 3 year old. They do skitter around the room. My cat could catch it too.
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I would say no younger than 8 if you want them to be able to do the projects on their own. I bought this for my 6 year old and he likes to play and hook things up but when it comes to actually completing a circuit or following the diagrams he needs help which I don't mind because I enjoy it also.
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I'd say if they are closer to 3 than 4 it would be okay. If they are closer to 4, I'd opt for a different model that is actually a clock that changes color when it's "wake-up" time. It should be clear enough for a 3 year old to understand though.
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It is mixed letters Mine only came with three "T's" in it So I probably wouldn't go with this set I got it for my 2 year old niece and she can only make small words like big, bug, hug, etc. so I wouldn't recommend it if it's for an older child Hope this helps:)
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The smaller kit was quickly mastered by two of our grandsons. So I would recommend the larger kit for a 12 yr old. Snap Circuits is great for teaching basic circuitry. The grandchildren were excited to use as a 'show and tell.'
1989385
That's a difficult question to answer. The Monster Tail loom is very small and more suitable for younger children. For more complex weaves, go with the Rainbow. The Monster Tail is great for beginners though. I bought both sets for a birthday party and the kids all made bracelets with just the rubber bands and had a great time. I did like the quality of the Rainbow products and I was careful to avoid the counterfeit products.
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I would recommend the Leapster 2. I have 4 girls whose ages are 3, 4, 6 and 8. They all love the leapster 2. There are many different games at various levels that keeps them all interested. We have also never had a problem online or with any of the games. The other thing that I like is that my 3 year old has seriously dropped the toy several times and it keeps working perfectly.
23246
I would say 3rd to 5th grade would be the best age range. Each card has an easy and hard questions so it can grow with the child/can play with a range of kids at the same time
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I would suggest the Fisher Price table as we had the LeapFrog table and it lasted less than a year before it stopped working. I am a (rare, I think!) parent that does not allow her children to abuse their toys, books, etc. and they are taught to respect their belongings. All that to say that there has been no rough play with it. It looks absolutely brand new. I've changed the batteries several times using different brands each time to no avail. I contacted LeapFrog customer service twice and received an answer of "change the batteries" and "our warranty only lasts 90 days". Needless to say, they were no help whatsoever. I even asked for a wiring diagram so that I can try to pinpoint the problem myself, but they said one wasn't available. They did send a 15% discount code as consolation. In my opinion, it's not enough to purchase an expensive LeapFrog product again. This was a very disappointing situation as this table was my daughter's favorite toy and she enjoyed it while it lasted.
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I got the nabi2 for my son right before his 6th birthday and he's 7 now. I think it's great for his age range. His BFF also has it who is a few months older. I would say 5 maybe 4 & up. For younger they have Nabi Jr. & older they have the Nabi XD I believe it's called. Hope I helped! Oh & my son was dealing with learning struggles & this has programs that he was able to work with fine.
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Sizzix, cuttlebug, spellbinder, and any dies 1\8 inch or flatter. you will love this machine, it,s so easy to use. inthe flower shop where I worked, they got a cricut to make signs and alphabet. a cricut is a lot m
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It comes with only one HEXBUG. Others can be purchased separately. Make certain they are the HEXBUGS that can climb through the tubes. Other HEXBUGS do not climb.
1054774
My best guess is 2 to 3 or 4, depending on how starved the toddler may be for stimuli. I looked at it this way. It gives exposure to several aspects of technology today's toddler need to master, such as a keyboard, the symbols for numbers and letters, and learning the results of using the keyboard. Now, if a preschool 5 year old has had no educational stimuli to very little, do the child a favor and go for it.
707170
I started it with my son when he was about 2.5. He grasp it quickly. The sticker chart is big for that age, and that was a big key for hm. It is worth a shot :).
552700
I'm thinking so was looking at it for a 6 year old rather then innotab or leap pad. I also checked out the getjar markplace and they have several games we can get for them all free as well. Other reveiwers also said that you can put amazon market place on to it.
740136
There many from fisher price. Just choose the one appropriate for you and your chilf
2122971
I think a 3.5 year old would love this set. It's a good starter set and when you add another set of just the blocks, the combinations are endless.