by V Tech
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| Sales Rank: | 32561 (lower is better) |
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| Release Date: | 2006-06-12 |
| Label: | V Tech |
| UPC: | 050803617004 |
| Binding: | Toy |
| Published By: | V Tech |
| ASIN: | B000231EK0 |
| Category: | Toy |
Vtech - Write & Learn Smartboard Features
- Brightly colored writing tutor board with Smart Writing area magically recognizes the numbers and letters a child writes
- LCD screen shows children what they've written and rewards their writing
- 26 alphabet buttons respond to show step-by-step stroke order
- Unlined jumbo Scribble Space plays silly sounds as a child draws
- 3 years +
Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions
Product Description
Have a ball when you learn using the Write 'N Learn Smartboard. It's a brightly-colored writing tutor board with a Smart Writing area that magically recognizes the numbers and letter you write. An LCD screen shows children what they've written and rewards their writing. The 26 alphabet buttons respond to show step-by-step stroke order. An unlined jumbo Scribble Space plays silly sounds as a child draws. Also included are three crayons for coloring pages and eight activities that include letters, beginning letters, numbers, counting, drawing, music and more. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (included).
Editorial Review
Young kids can learn to write using this slick magnetic board with activities for numbers and letters. The board, equipped with an LCD screen, comes with buttons for all the numbers and letters and teaches through basic diagrams, how the numbers and letters are drawn. Silly songs, noises, and some basic animation options keep things fun. High tech toys can sometimes be confusing for younger kids who can’t keep up with the abstraction that technology sometimes requires. But on this entertaining and educational writing set, the technology is seamlessly integrated, letting kids just focus on the fun and the learning. --Charlie Williams
Customer Reviews
Toddlers may need help, big kids no problem - Reviewed on 2008-03-29
1 customer found this review helpful.
First - you can download activity sheets from the vtech website. The link is on the this products page on vtech website. You can download specific letters, the free plays sheet, or a zip file containing everything.
Second - the criticism posted here are true. This thing is not perfect. The letters have to be written perfectly in the dotted-line area. The thing some times starts trying to recognize the letter to soon, some times to late.
Third - having said that about the criticism, my son loves this toy, he just turned three knows his alphabet and can read a little... he does get frustrated with it when he's trying to write letters, but for me, that's a sign he needs a little help, so I try to explain what the arrows mean and that he should try to keep the writing in between the lines. Does it work? Not always, but he tries and eventually he'll get it. Fact is he likes it, it keeps his attention, and we (mom & dad) help him when he needs. Practice makes perfet - and, of course, we mix up the writing and drawing activities so he has fun :)
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