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Fisher Price Smart Cycle – Your Kids Learning And Adventure
Finding the right gift for your kids that not only fun but also can teach them is quite difficult. Fisher Price Smart Cycle is one of the toys that can give these benefits. The Fisher Price Smart Cycle combines the fun indoor activity of video game playing with the physical activity the great outdoors will give you. Designed for kids ages three to six, the Smart Cycle “physical learning arcade system” is an all-in-one stationary bike, video game console, and educational tool. Your little one will exercise her body and importantly her brain — and have loads of fun in the process.
Fisher Price Smart Cycle – Easy to use
This toy is very easy to use, just plug the Fisher-Price Smart Cycle directly into your VCR or TV. And the good thing is, it doesn’t require a separate game system. Simply connect the Smart Cycle to your television’s input jacks, insert the included game cartridge “key,” and your child can start riding — and learning — right away! Your child pedals the bike to keep the game going and “steers” with the movable handlebars. A large, easy-to-use and conveniently placed joy stick and bright buttons control the games and educational tools.
The Smart Cycle comes with a “learning adventure,” in which your child drives a car by pedaling the bike and turning the handlebars. She can splash through mud puddles and take treacherous corners as she tries to catch letters of the alphabet along the road. She’ll learn to keep pedaling to keep moving, while at the same time learning her alphabet!
Versatility Adds to the Fun
The Smart Cycle includes a game cartridge that features several fun and educational adventures that will keep your child happily entertained. A trip to “Math Mountain” will help her practice her numbers, while an adventure-filled trek to “Shape Lake” will introduce her to a wide array of different shapes. The Smart Cycle also includes an exciting car racing game that two children can play at the same time, while a “creative journal” lets your child create pictures and snapshots of her “worldwide” travels.
The fun doesn’t have to stop when your child gets her fill of exercise: she can stop and rest, and continue the fun and learning by using the bike’s joy stick and buttons to navigate through many other games and adventures. And best of all, several optional game cartridges that can be used with the Smart Cycle (sold separately) will keep your child continually entertained, including games that feature favorite characters such as Dora the Explorer, SpongeBob SquarePants, Barbie, and Hot Wheels cars.
With its wide array of games and height-adjustable seat, the Smart Cycle is designed to grow with your child. So as your child grows both physically and intellectually, the Smart Cycle will grow with them.
Smart Cycle plugs right into your TV, ready to take kids on learning adventures like no other. As they pedal, favorite character friends guide them through learning discoveries, games and even exciting races. Other games don’t require pedaling at all. Includes Learning Adventure game cartridge with 3 ways to play:
1) Drive, steer and learn at your own pace–visit Math Mountain, Shape Lake, Number Fields, Letter Creek and other stops along the way.
2) Learn, stop and rest, but don’t stop learning! Use the joystick to reinforce important learning skills with plenty of games and activities with different levels for growing kids.
3) Race–put the pedal to the metal as you race with cars on-screen, against the clock, or with another player.
One satisfied customer said :
Like other reviewers I bought this immediately on getting a newsletter from Fisher Price.
The concept is great!
Like all Fisher Price toys it is durable with controls just the right size for the 3-7 year old set.
Other customer said : My twins received the Smart Cycle for their 5th birthday. So far they love it. It has kept their attention for long periods of time. I do agree with other reviewers, that I wish Fisher Price would have ac adapter capability with this. We go through lots of “D” batteries.
