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V Tech - V.Smile Smart keyboard
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Released: 2007-07-01 |
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V Tech - V.Smile Smart keyboard
- Keyboard design to develop computer skills
- Includes more than 11 activities and 6 lessons that teach typing, letters, spelling, and logic
- Incorporates typing tutorial games to build typing skills
- Connects directly to the V.Smile TV Learning System to create a virtual computer world on the TV screen
- Recommended for children age 5 and above
Product Description
CompuCity has been attacked by viruses! Join Jack and Ashley as they help the villagers restore order to CompuCity by defeating the evil Virus King. Smart Keyboard blends typing time with game time to build your child's keyboard skills. The Smart Keyboard connects directly to the V.Smile TV Learning System to create a virtual computer world on the TV. 11 activities and six practical lessons teach typing, letters, spelling, music, logic and more. For use with the V.Smile TV Learning System (sold separately).
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V Tech - V.Smile Smart keyboard
- Toy: 0 pages (2007-07-01)
- Publisher: V Tech
- Label: V Tech
- Studio: V Tech
- Manufacturers Age: 5 years and up
- Average Customer Review: based on 4 reviews
- Sales Rank in Toys: #8512
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Waste of money 2008-10-22
Comment: No good games to match the toy. Even I grew up with better typing games! I wish parents could test drive this product first. Was it even kid tested because I think the manufacturer made a huge mistake investing in this! Parents don't waste your money. It's neither fun nor educational
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Well worth it! Packed with great fun learning activities! 2008-02-08
Comment: My 5 & 7 year old boys enjoy this keyboard. It's better than most qwerty advertised keyboards out there because this one has the shift key on both sides. You simply plug it into your v-smile & play, no batteries required. And it works like an extra controller... they can play all the other games using the controls on the keyboard. The tutorial for typing is great as well as all the other fun activities. And as always, you can order with Amazon with a peace of mind cuz their return proceedures are the best!
Thanks!
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: The kids can't put this down! 2007-12-07
Comment: I bought this because we have every other V.smile toy and it seemed like a fun addition to our set. Our V.smile is mainly played with by my 3 year old but I was hoping my 10 year old would like this because she likes learning to type. Well my 10 and 12 year olds can't put this down! They LOVE the games. This has A LOT to do on it. They can practice typing with fun games, there are arcade games, they can learn to write emails and there is also a feature where you can earn animals for your collection and they love that (sort of like the neopets website). There is so much to do. My 3 year old plays around with it but its really too advanced for her. An 8 year old neighbor was over last night and played with it for 2 hours! She loved it so much her mom went home and ordered it too! I think this might just be the best v.smile accessory yet (although the kids still LOVE the art studio too). I would recommend this for ages 5-10 (I think my 12 year old is a bit unusual that she likes it!). Great product. I don't write many reviews but the kids just loved this so much that I had to!
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Too hard for a 5 yr. old Good for 7 or 8 2007-08-28
Comment: I bought this keyboard for my 5 yr. old grandson. He knows his letters and letter sounds very well. I thought this could be a good learning tool and the next step in his learning process. This would be OK for a 7 or 8 yr. old but at five it is just tedious for him. The games also dont give clear directions. The age range os decieving. It is just too complicated for a child that cant read fairly well. He has been playing his V Smile for 2 years and loves it. He has both the pocket version and the regular one. This would be a 5 star for an older child. Ill exchange it for something else.
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