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LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer Learning Tablet (Green)
Price : $99.99 $132.59
Features
: - Introducing LeapPad Explorer, the personalized learning tablet just for kids!
- 100+ games, apps, digital books, videos and flash cards (sold separately, works with all Leapster Explorer games and apps)
- Includes a built-in camera and video recorder, 5" touch screen and 4 apps (Pet Pad, Story Studio, Art Studio and one of your choice)
- 2GB of memory, enabling it to host a robust suite of apps including: ultra eBooks, Story Studio, Art, Animation and Photo studios
- A broad curriculum, with skill levels that automatically adjust to match each child's pace and remember progress
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LeapFrog App Center Download Card (works with LeapPad & Leapster Explorer)
Price : $19.99 $12.00
Features
: - Use the code on the card to choose from 50+ games, books, videos and more to download to your Leapster Explorer or LeapPad Explorer. Systems sold separately.
- Build reading skills while bringing stories to life in eBooks, and turn reading into fun and games
- Apps that teach skills beyond ABCs, let you animate Disney characters, learn about dental health and hygiene or harmonies and musical parts.
- Put a new spin on learning facts from animals to Spanish vocabulary, with interactive flash cards!
- Add core school skills, sing-along songs and more fun to the mix with award-winning LeapFrog videos! And learn animal facts with a series of Discovery Education videos.
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Choose and download your own learning and fun.The LeapFrog App Center offers even more ways to play and learn. Use the code on the included card to download learning games, e-Books, videos andmore to your Leapster Explorer or LeapPad Explorer systems. Appropriate for ages 4 to 9 years.
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•Choose and download your own learning and fun
•Use the code on the included card to download learning games, e-Books, videos and more to your Leapster Explorer or LeapPad Explorer systems
•Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9 years
•Leapster Explorer and LeapPad Explorer systems sold separately
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Air Swimmer Remote Control Inflatable Flying Shark
Price : $39.99 $13.00
Features
: - Up to 40 Range Infra-red Control
- Shark Measures 57 x 36 Inches
- Requires helium (not included) to float - can be reinflated over and over
- Stays inflated for up to two weeks.
- Requires 4 AAA Batteries (one in the body, three in the controller)
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Remote - controlled Air Swimmers Flying Shark "swims" effortlessly through the air. Here's a great gift for ages 8 and up! It's a helium-filled Great White Shark balloon that you can maneuver through the air via remote control. Swims from room to room with lifelike shark motion. Realistic graphics team up with easy steering in any direction. Remote-controlled fun has never come to life so magically! Details: Body is tough nylon material that stays inflated for weeks; Remote offers full up, down and 360 turning control; Requires 4 AAA batteries (1 in body, 3 in controller); Fill with inexpensive helium at any party store, florist shop or grocery store that carries balloons; 40' control range. For indoor use only. 57"l. 36"h., kit: 1 lb., 2 ozs. For ages 8 and up.; Snap up yours today! CHOKING HAZARD. Item contains small parts.Not for children under 3 yrs. Remote-controlled Air Swimmers Flying Shark
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LeapFrog Leapster A/C Adapter
Price : $14.99 $7.59
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: - 4-10 years
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Simply plug the adapter into your Leapster system and AC wall outlet to keep your little scholars powered up for learning fun. Output rating: DC 13V no load 6.3 VA. (Not compatible with LeapFrog Explorer Game System)
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LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer Carrying Case
Price : $17.99 $23.76
Features
: - Use this case to protect your LeapPad Explorer learning tablet and take learning fun on the go
- Use this stylish case to hold LeapPad Explorer and 6 game cartridges (cartridges work with LeapPad Explorer and Leapster Explorer systems)
- Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9 years
- Systems and games sold separately
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Leapfrog Enterprises 32600 Carrying Case for Tablet PC - Green 32600 Laptop & Notebook Cases
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Question : Are new and high tech electronics the reason kids are neglecting to engage in outdoor activities?
When i was an adolescent - a new bicycle was the number one Christmas present for boys my age. And It wasn't only used for means of transportation, it was for fun, because we loved to race up and down the street. We loved being outside playing all types of games, mama had to threaten us with a butt whipping just to get us to come in and eat dinner. Nowadays it's the vice versa. Young boys are getting sissified. All they wanna do is stay in the house and play PS3 or play on the laptop. I bet very few kids got a new bike this Christmas.
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When i was an adolescent - a new bicycle was the number one Christmas present for boys my age. And It wasn't only used for means of transportation, it was for fun, because we loved to race up and down the street. We loved being outside playing all types of games, mama had to threaten us with a butt whipping just to get us to come in and eat dinner. Nowadays it's the vice versa. Young boys are getting sissified. All they wanna do is stay in the house and play PS3 or play on the laptop. I bet very few kids got a new bike this Christmas.
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Question : Where I can get some project in electronics for kids?
I want some simple projects to entertain kids and teenagers To in-plant the flair of electronics in kids and teenagersI believe It well help to create a Innovative generation Indeed it will help the society I believe future of the technology is in electronics Lets hold our hands together a build a better quality generation with innovative thoughts
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Have you tried elektroniks for kids web site. They have some very interesting and fun project idea for youngsters.
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Question : What do you do when your kids "really wants" something?
I'm horrified to hear in the electronics section how these kids say "I already have a DSLR camera that costs $800, but I really want the newer model that costs $2000. How can I convince my parents to get it for me?"This seems to be a disgusting mindset that somehow got into the youth today (and some of the adults too). I'm wondering, as a parent, what do you do when your kids ask you to buy them something that they don't need just because they want it?
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Absolutely not. My child would have been lucky to receive A camera. I would never pay £800 for any camera. Unless they where doing a camera course and needed it for there studies. But anything else after that would be there own responsibility. Especially if they just "wanted" it. If it was to break I would probably hit the roof.
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Question : help with electronics for kids!!!?
my son is almost 11 and want an i pod or a mp3 player. i dont know which is the best to get him. i want something that is good but dont want to pay an arm and a leg for it. can some one please help me figure out which is best for his age. not to sound dumb but how do you get the song on either one of them. do you get free downloads or do you have to buy them or what.
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I have an iPod, which is pretty good, but it's a BIG hassle to set it up with iTunes and everything. I spent three hours figuring out how to download and use iTunes. The "Help" area wasn't helpful at all. After you get that part done, the rest of it is very easy. Yes, you have to pay for music. The songs are ninety-nine cents each. You can redeem gift cards for money, and it keeps track of how much you spent. If you don't have a gift card, you'll have to pay for the songs with a credit card. I think that's it.
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Question : Do you have to go to the electronics checkout?
I know this sounds naive, but the people at the electronics checkout look down on kids most often and always ask me, "Where's your parents, kid?"I want to buy my mom a gift at Target, and it's in the electronics section. It's the Blu-Ray remote. I don't want to ask for her help from her because that would give it away. So I'm just asking, must you check an electronic item out at the electronic checkouts?
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well I work at walmart in the electronics section and the only items we have to make sure you check out there are tvs, games, and items that are locked up.
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Question : Does anyone know any companies online that let you order stuff using credit?
I am looking for companies online that will let you order stuff with credit? I dont mean credit cards, paypal, or that bill me later company thing. If you could help that would be great. I am looking for anything from clothes, books, kids stuff, electronics, to anything.
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http://www.empirestores.co.uk/Default.aspx
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Question : How do you feel about electronics as Christmas presents for kids?
Laptops, digital cameras, Ipod (high value), cell phones, etc..Do you agree with giving children these things or no? What's the ideal age to give these kinds of presents? What conditions if any would you attach to these gifts? If you give your child an expensive gift, do they get anything else?Just go with whatver age your kids are
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My parents raised me to pay for half of the expensive things I wanted. That taught me the value of money, and I was less likely to ask for something that I would disregard a week later out of boredom.I don't believe in extravagant Christmas presents. Some kids are too materialistic at Christmas. I don't see the reason to spend tons of money to celebrate Christ's birth. That IS, after all, what Christmas is about.
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Question : What do you think would happen if all the kids in the world got their electronics taken away for a week?
What do you think would happen if all the kids in the world got their electronics taken away for a week?
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Perhaps they would learn to socialize with others instead of being brain dead Droids.
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Question : Do any moms think that too much electronics are making our kids fat today?
This is simply for a research project. I need to know how moms feel about the obesity epidemicI see all thesee articles on the obesity epidemic and I have been trying to fiigure how moms feel about it. Please let me know. Is it the fast food that is making all our kids fat? Or is it sitting infront of the playstation and not playing outside? Let me know what your opinion is!
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Kids that are addicted to computers, video games, TV, etc are more likely to be obese than kids who are not. Parents need to have more control. Lock up the games so they can only be played for a short amount of time. Tell the child if they do not get the recommended 1 hour of physical activity per day that they forfit their game playing that day. Keep healthy snacks in the cupboards instead of chips, sugared soda, etc. Low-sugar, or diet juices, bottles of water (Flavored water with no sugar), carrots with low-fat dip, etc. My son is 3 and has yet to play a video game or be allowed on the computer, yet his cousin that is just a few months older is WAY heavier because he is allowed to play video games and eat whatever junk he wants.Fast food is not what is making people fat. I actually work for Mc Donalds (For 1 1/2 years) and have actually LOST 10 pounds because I don't just sit on my butt. My son eats it occasionally and it not fat at all.
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Question : How do you feel about video games or electronics for kids under the age of 6?
My daughter will be 5 in March and she doesn't really hold an interest in video games or computer games or stuff like that so it never occurred to me to buy it for her...do your kids play that kind of stuff? What about like hand held video games like Nintendo DS? Would you buy things like this for your young kids? iTouch? Just curious.beacuse i don't want them lol maybe i didn't make that clear....Her dad wants to get her a DS and and iTouch, thats why I ask what everyone's thoughts are! Thanks for the responses!
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Gosh if she's not interested then leave it be. Video games of all kinds are kind of like opening Pandora's box. I don't buy the video games, my ex does. I feel like he's teaching him to be stupid.
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