Activities and Learning Reviews
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Older kids (5 or maybe 4) can use this as a teaching tool, with the parent. As described by the manufacturer (above) this has the capability to program in numbers, record your voice, and practice calling 911 or practice calling other important phone numbers.
So far we've only used the toy to play with during imaginative play. My kids have played with it so much that it is worth the cost. Kids who visit for playdates also gravitate to this toy and love to play with it. I highly recommend this as a great toy for pretend play.
Also great from this manufacturer is the pretend cash register.


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I have a hard time getting my son interested in toys and this one is definitely a hit with him! It's a great toy and I would recommend it highly to anyone!

List price: $14.99 (that's NaN% off!)



Having been defeated by the insufferable Brock Thunder, I, Commandant Deathfyre, have been forced into hiding whilst I rebuild my Diabolical Enterprise to Menace Opulent Nations (D.E.M.O.N. -- ignore the "to") headquarters. Hidden in the jungles of South America, my Tartarus Lair was quite a sweet setup. The command chamber was decked out with obligatory throne (in the shape of a horned denizen of the Netherworld--which is also our logo), wall-spanning computer displays, and a wicked holographic map.
I rashly triggered the Self-Destruct Sequence in a misguided effort to dispose of that "heroic" fool and his dull-witted Freedom Brigade. Naturally, they escaped through the volcanic fissure which powered the GeoThermal Pulse Disruptor that Doctor Shockwave designed to shatter the Earth's crust beneath selected target-cities.
Curses!
This leaves me with a somewhat less-imposing base of operations--namely, my Uncle Ralph's old backyard fallout shelter. With my assets frozen by the Freedom Brigade's Financial Operations Specialists (code-named "Spreadsheet" and "Dollar Bill"), I find myself forced to cut costs on some of the items required by my plans of World Domination. For example, instead of a mainframe dedicated to cracking the Freedom Fort's Security Code, I have an 8" x 10" glossy of that buffoon Brock Thunder tacked on the wall over my futon (I'm using it as a dartboard).
Which brings me to this item.
While not quite a massive, laser-plotted topographic hologram like my previous map, this 12" globe is a reliable substitute. Don't be fooled by the fact that it's listed under the Imaginarium section; this is no child's plaything. It rotates smoothly, and the easy-to-read labels help me quickly identify potential continents to victimize. The latitude and longitude are accurately displayed, and the bronze finish of the stand looks sturdy and elegant.
The Atlantis Desk Globe is durable--when Bio-Hazard borrowed it to plot an ecological attack, it came back with nary a dent or scratch (and it was in the back-seat of his SmogMobile for three days)! Bio-Hazard was also impressed with the lifelike coloring which clearly showed vulnerable forests, mountains and grasslands, and the highly detailed ocean features which enabled him to determine exactly where to place the Pollution Platform.
I like that the globe's smaller size allows me to grip it in my gauntlet and pose holding the entire World at my mercy! Plus, the Gyro-matic mounting has given me a deliciously sinister idea for my next Evil Device: the Gyro-Gravity Polarizer!
MWAH-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

List price: $12.99 (that's NaN% off!)
