LeapFrog 605003 Water & Grow Interactive and Educational Toy Water and Grow Garden Learning, Multi-Colour, One Size

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The pronunciation and phonics are aligned to the British curriculum, and the sounds are clear, perfect for children to copy. Selected lines only, determined by size, weight or whether delivered direct from one of our suppliers.

The LeapFrog Water and Count Vegetable Garden helps your little one learn about plants, counting, numbers and colours. Drop, pull up or press three different vegetables to foster fine motor and matching skills with fun sound effects, then slide the snail to spin the vegetables and hear fun sounds. lf)water and count veggie garden keep your little gardener busy from sun up to sun down with colorful pieces in this exciting role-play garden. Join Latest Deals for free and get a hand-picked list of the best deals, delivered straight to your inbox. They also appreciate the realistic sounds and the fact that it is a great interactive learning to toy that keeps their little ones entertained.BNPL is an interest-bearing option that allows you to delay payments on your purchases for up to 12 months depending on how much you spend.

They can pretend to plant vegetables and help them grow using the light-up watering can, while learning about sizes, counting and colours! is one of the leader in innovative solutions that encourage a child's curiosity and love of learning throughout their early developmental journey. While planting different vegetables, they can enjoy four songs and over 100 responses including music, voice and sound effects, to keep your child engaged in educational play.Pretend to plant vegetables and help them grow using the light-up watering can while learning about sizes, counting, and colors. There are four songs (fun to sing along) and over a hundred phrases, sounds and musical responses, so there will be plenty of new sounds to listen out for. Encourage your child’s interest in growing things as they role-play as a gardener and at the same time practise science concepts, numbers, colours, fine motor skills and counting skills. Drop, pull up or press three different vegetables to foster fine motor and matching skills with fun sound effects. Pretend to dig, water and grow a radish, onion and carrot to explore counting, the difference between large and small and what plants need to grow.