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List Price: $39.99Amazon.com's Price: $36.98 You Save: $3.01 ( 8%)Prices subject to change.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 12 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months
Batteries: 3 AA
Binding: Toy
Brand: Diggin
EAN: 0856658001308
Label: Diggin
Manufacturer: Diggin
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 8 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 60 months
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 10000 hundredths-pounds
Model: 00130
Publisher: Diggin
Release Date: May 20, 2006
Sales Rank: 456
Studio: Diggin
Features:- Indoor and outdoor electronic balance board
- Play 3 multi-level balance games
- Improves sound and color recognition
- Test your reactions and reflexes
- Great indoor or outdoor fun
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Put your balancing skills to the test with the Wobble Deck Game. It's an electronic balance challenge, with three multi-level balance games: Memory Match, Speed Play and Freestyle. Kids can improve their balance, coordination and reflexes as they wobble to and fro in all three modes. Includes sturdy balance board with two volume settings and three game variations. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, not included.
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I bought this for my nephew for his 8th birthday. He and his best friend love it. They will play for hours on it. The only problem is that the sounds are loud and they have to play outside.
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I purchased this toy for my nine year old who has gross motor issues and low muscle tone. It is everything that I had hoped for . . . it is fun, requires listening, following direction, and motor planning and control. The voice takes a little time to get used to . . . but what electronic voice doesn't. It also holds more weight than it says . . . because all the adults have tried it too . . . and it is fun. I am sending one to my son's occupational therapist for use at his school.
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My daughter is taking physical and occupational therapy in order to strengthen various muscles and improve her balance and coordination. I picked her up from a playdate one day and found her and her friend playing with this wobbleboard. She was having a blast! I immediately went home and ordered one for her. Her coordination on the wobbleboard improves every time she plays with it and it's really helping her therapy. Besides, her friends love it, too, so it has been a great toy for our whole neighborhood.
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I purchased several of these for Christmas gifts this year - including one for my own home. My children are 5 and 2 and they both love to play with it. The 5 year old is mastering balance as he tips towards each color and the 2 year old likes to try to balance and guess the colors that it shouts out.
When we have friends over to play, this is one of those "hey - let me try it" toys. The kids stand in a circle and watch each other and take turns to see who can stay on the longest.
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We gave this to our two six year olds for Christmas.
They play with it a fair amount, but tend to get a bit frustrated.
The audio voice could be a lot clearer, as it is sometimes hard to understand.
Also, sometimes they perform the designated task, but are told it was wrong!
Hence the frustration.
It is well made however, and if used in the other modes where they can 'play' the instruments, it might be more fun, although our boys don't use it much in that mode.
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