Osmo - Creative Starter Kit for iPad - 3 Educational Learning Games - Ages 5-10 - Drawing, Word Problems & Early Physics - STEM Toy (Osmo Base Included)

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Nourish the artist in your child! Designed for ages 4–10, Creative Starter Kit blends your real-life doodles with on-screen action in three amazing ways. Build your child’s creativity and communication skills while fostering endless imagination. Newton: Physics meets doodles: Make on-screen falling balls land on target by drawing obstacles on the board. The balls bounce, roll, and ricochet, challenging kids to think in creative new ways.

If you have bought an item from us that proves to be faulty, please let us know as soon as the fault becomes apparent so we are able to help. Three of our free apps don't require any pieces to play and can be used with any Starter Kit: Masterpiece (for iPad and Fire), Newton (for iPadand Fire), and Projector (for iPad). Play experience for Masterpiece and Newton is improved with the use of the Monster game/Creative Set. What hardware do we need to play the Osmo Coding Games, the Genius Starter Kit games, Reading Adventure, Monster, Pizza Co., Detective Agency, and Little Genius Starter Kit games on the iPhones? Masterpiece: Transforming any image into simple-to-trace lines, makes it easy to create amazing artwork. Kids can even make cool time-lapse videos of the drawing process to share with their biggest fans.

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Which iPhones are compatible with the Osmo Coding Games, the Genius Starter Kit games, Reading Adventure, Monster, Pizza Co., Detective Agency, and Little Genius Starter Kit games? Do we need a new Osmo base & reflector to play the Osmo Coding Games, the Genius Starter Kit games, Reading Adventure, Monster, Pizza Co., Detective Agency, and Little Genius Starter Kit games on the iPhones? If no one answers the door when our courier attempts delivery they'll leave a card letting you know they've been and which of the following actions they've taken Monster: Bring drawings to life! When kids draw something on the board — for example, a magic wand — animated Mo will pull that very wand onto the screen and use it himself. Now that’s magic.