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music computer games for kids - Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Music Player with Microphone - Blue
music computer games for kids - Vtech - MobiGo Software - Toy Story 3
Vtech - MobiGo Software - Toy Story 3
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Andy is all grown up and ready for college but what will happen to all his toys? Toy Story 3 for MobiGo Touch Learning System utilizes kid's favorite play pattern and infuses it with touch-based learning curriculum! Based on the movie, the game features all the favorite Toy Story characters.
With a touch sensitive screen to control game play, kids will learn letter sequencing, rhyming, counting, simple addition, size differentiation and so much more!
- Product Measures .4 x 7.4 x 9.3
- Recommended Ages: 3 - 5 years
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music computer games for kids - Melissa & Doug Wooden Shape Sorting Clock
Melissa & Doug Wooden Shape Sorting Clock
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music computer games for kids - Pocket Arcade Handheld Electronic Game
Pocket Arcade Handheld Electronic Game
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music computer games for kids - Melissa & Doug Fairy Fantasy Jigsaw 48 Piece
Melissa & Doug Fairy Fantasy Jigsaw 48 Piece
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music computer games for kids - U-Dance
U-Dance
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Tiger Electronics' U-Dance interactive video game encourages your child to get off the couch and practice real dance moves like sweeps, jumps, slides, and crossovers without the need for a mat or any other game controller. Instead, the U-Dance uses lightweight Motion Tags that slip over your child's shoes. The reflective surface on the Motion Tags is read by the Motion Tower placed next to your television and follows the movements of your child's feet.
Set-up is easy. Simply use a Philips screwdriver to insert 4 AA batteries into the battery compartment located on one of the three tower pieces, snap the three tower pieces together, and place it in front of your television. Next, connect the provided AV cables to any regular television set and slide the On/Off switch on the back of the Motion Tower to "on." Finally, slip the elastic bands of the Motion Tags over your child's shoes so that they are positioned on top of each foot. Be sure to keep pant cuffs out of the way and avoid wearing shoes with reflective detailing as this might cause interference between the Motion Tower and the Motion Tags. Now you're child is ready to get down!
Get Into The Groove
The U-Dance provides three modes of dance-oriented game play for one or two players. In the beginning, your child may find the foot-eye coordination a little difficult to get used to. So, to warm up and get familiar with the game, your child may want to start with one of two mini-game modes.
In the Lounge mode your child can practice moving with the Motion Tags by kicking lounge lizards out of the spotlight indicated on the screen. In the Workout mode they must step on diamonds while avoiding hazards on a moving treadmill. While both of the mini-game modes are entertaining, neither is as fun and exciting as the main game mode, the Dance Floor.
In this mode, your child may choose to warm up with a basic tutorial provided at the beginning of the game. Once your child has completed the tutorial they will be sent back to the main Dance Floor menu where they can choose from three difficulty levels and several upbeat songs before heading to the dance floor. On the dance floor the goal is to match foot movements with the target feet on the screen. As the song progresses, your child's progress is scored for accuracy and timing by the Dance Meter. If they successfully dance their way through a song, they will have their overall performance scored by the judges. If not, they may choose to repeat the same song or choose another from the main menu. As your child makes their way through the various songs and different levels of difficulty their performance can be saved so they can review their progress.
What's in the Box
Motion Tower, Motion Tags, and AV cables.