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The All-In-One Learning Desk helps kids build key skills including letters, numbers, phonics and writing. The product styling is reminiscent of a classic child's school desk that is brought to life with electronic features and character voice. Its size and shape are suitable for use on a child's lap, on a table or on the floor; an integrated handle on back makes it easy to carry. Features a Doodle Pro screen and tethered magnetic Pen that provides for self-contained, no mess use at home or on the go. The desktop surface accommodates standard sheets of 8.5"L x 11"W paper to extend the play becoming the child's own personal school desk for use with crayons, pencils and markers. A Sing Along mode adds some musical fun. Requires three "AA" batteries, included. Measures 12.5"L x 14"W x 2.6"H.
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- Letters, phonics, numbers, writing the only hard part is deciding what to learn first- Games, music, sounds and surprises make it fun to learn school-ready skills
- It's easy to practice making letter strokes and numbers on the erasable drawing screen just follow the lights
- The all-in-one learning desk rests comfortably on a child's lap-or they can use it on the floor or tabletop
- Preschool learning fun just about anywhere
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By K. Amey
My son received this for Christmas last year. I really liked it and thought he could get a lot of practice writing with this as he was 3 at the time and just learning letters. He quickly got bored with it and in the past year he has played with it maybe once a month for about 5 minutes.
The concept of the toy is great it just doesn't hold the attention of an active 4, almost 5 year old.
By Matthew Ditomasso
My four-year-old loved this toy at first, but he quickly got bored with it.
He will now only pick it up when challenged to write something or we coax him.
I think it is neat, and it's the most writing he has done anywhere.
By J. Wineman (Ann Arbor, MI)
This is an awesome product from Fisher-Price. My 3-year-old daughter thinks this is very fun. I love how educational it is. It shows kids the exact way to write their letters using blinking red lights. All parents should buy this for their beginning writers and it should be in schools.
By R. Tackitt (USA)
My 4 year old got this on her birthday, she loves it so much! She gets so proud of herself when she writes one of the letters. as one of the other reviews said that the buttons on the bottom don't make sounds but there is an option on the side for letter sounds and those letter sounds match up to the pictures so the child can have a visual of the object that they are pronouncing "a says ah as in apple" As a parent i am so happy my daughter has this toy it has helped her so much with her letters and numbers!!!
By Leapfrog
I had to write a review for this after I read the first bad review. We love this toy! This is more for about age 4 or 5 because little ones will just scribble on it. Little ones do seem to like to watch the light show though. Turn off the lights to the room and just watch the light show. No the manual doesn't say to use toy this way but be creative :) But for learning to write letters age it is great. The lights are a perfect speed for child to follow and this saves paper while they practice, practice. My child hums to the music that is played while tracing and waits when done for the lights to go away to view what he wrote and is very proud of what he did. It has numbers and lowercase too which covers all. Yes the pretty pictures around the desk do nothing but they are so cute to look at! My child points to each one and says the letter and what word goes with it...all the way around. Now that teaches recognition and letter order. The table top looks like you can use erasable markers on, we haven't tried. the magna doodle screen is enough for us but you could also lay a piece of paper on top and trace the lights too and then show off your letters on paper. this toy is simple enough to not be overwhelming and teaches the Basics. No it doesn't tell the child if they wrote the letter right or not but my child can tell when the lights are gone if looks right and erases and starts over for perfection if not. Sometimes a child doesn't need someone or something telling them they did it wrong or try again...us grownups get sick of that if told :) When the lights are gone and they are proud of their letter or they would like to make it look better they can. Ask your child does that look like the letter "B" when they are done a few times while you are with them and point to the picture around the desk to compare...those words will echo back in their mind when they play alone with the desk. There is enough pretty letter pictures for them to look at and tell if looks correct. Plus we want to raise self motivated children and adults don't we... I think this toy is just right for a child who is ready to draw letters! We don't want the toy to do everything for our child we just want them to be guided and learn self confidence as they practice.
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