Playskool’s Alphie Bots are such cute, cute little buddies! Everyone should have a friend this cute.
Maestro-Bot is great for the music lover, and has been a fast favorite of my son and his friends at the Pre-School.
He is not only a great buddy for your kiddo, but will help them learn as well 🙂 Your child will be learning while playing (shhh! don’t tell them!) all about music.
“This little robot figure has all kinds of musical fun to share! Your child will use the MAESTRO-BOT figure’s colorful keys to match the notes and play Three Blind Mice, Twinkle, Twinkle or Mary Had a Little Lamb. This on-the-go buddy even features three modes of fun: Explore Mode, Find It Mode and Song Mode so that your little one can discover the joy of music in three different ways! Let the fun begin! Figure comes with instructions. Includes 3 “AAA” batteries. Ages 3 and up. “
My son (age 3) just adored it! The kids at the Pre-K can’t get enough, Maestro Bot and his “brother”, Deci Bot come to the school at least twice a week since we got them. Deci Bot, Maestro’s brother (because they have the same last name of “Bot”, you see- the kids informed me of this 🙂 ) teaches the kids counting and numbers. He adds and subtracts as well and he uses his colorful fingers to illustrate his words.
“This little robot figure has all kinds of counting fun to share! Your child will use the DECI-BOT figure’s cool keys to practice counting and count along as this pal’s fingers light up. This on-the-go buddy even features two modes of fun: Explore Mode and Find It Mode so that your little one can discover the joy of numbers in two different ways! Let the fun begin!
Figure comes with instructions.
Includes 3 “AAA” batteries.
Ages 3 and up.”
These little robots are really cute, super fun, and priced right. If you can find a fun educational toy that kids actually LIKE that is priced for around $20, that’s a good deal in my book. We bought Deci Bot for one of the kid’s birthday’s last weekend (Deci was his favorite). Now there is another “Bot” family member coming to the school every once in a while, LOL.
Happy robo-learning 🙂