ALLCELE Robot Toys, Rechargeable Kids RC Robots for Girls & Boys, Remote Control Toy with LED Eyes & Music, for Children Age 3+ Years Old – Blue
🤖Kids Robot Toys : This cute and interesting robot has a fantastic design, a pair of LED eyes, adjustable arms, and a tank track decoration at the bottom, which makes the robot toy more technological
🤖Multifunctional Robot: LED eyes will light up once you turn on the robot, you can also closed it or let it blink by remote; voice function - turn on the robot it will start talk in his own language， he can also sing 3 songs which can switch by remote; motorized wheels under the tank tracks-make the robot move back and forth, left and right, when it switch to demo mode it will begin dancing
🤖Battery Specification: The RC robot is powered by a 300 mAh rechargeable lithium battery which takes 120 minutes to be fully charged and can work for 100 minutes. There is also a mini USB cable allow you to charge it freely(Be sure to charge with the charging cable that came with the robot). The remote controller is powered by 2* AA batteries(No included)
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Pup Go Letter Game, Spelling Word Games, Educational Early Learning Toys for Age 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old Kids, Preschool Toys Board Game Gifts for Boys Girls (Light Blue)
[Letter & Math Game] - This is a fun Words & Math Game and Preschool Early Education toy, very suitable for preschoolers over 3 years old and English beginners
[Vivid Patterns] - The Words Game comes with 1 game tray, 10 letter cubes, 20 number blocks, 5 mathematical symbol blocks and 32 picture cards including 64 words consisting of 3 to 5 letters. These word cards include vivid patterns such as fruits, animals, colors, vehicles and body parts to stimulate the interest of preschool children in learning
[3 Play Ways] - This game has three ways to learn words easily. One is to let kids look at the word in the card and then find the letters. The second is to look directly at the picture to spell out the word without looking at the word. The third is that parents first spell out the words with cubes, and then let children find the corresponding word picture in all the cards