Is it too easy for a 4 year old who already is good at identifying and picking similar things out: similar to the spot it books?
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Not at all! The animals that are the same tend to be different size, making your brain (even as a parent!) work a little harder to Spot It! :) I would definitely recommend this game to your 4 year old if they like those kinds of books. :)
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No, depending on how advanced ur 4 year old is but I think this is a perfect fun game for that age. My 5 yr old & 4 yr old grandkids had a ball playing this game.
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In my opinion, no. I bought it as a gift for a 4 year old and it took her awhile to get the hang of it. But only you know the capabilities of your child, so I would lean more towards a toddler version.
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My daughter received hers for her 3rd birthday. She's very smart but she does have difficulty with tracing the letters and numbers in the "pet" application. However, for a 2-1/2 year old I'm sure that it would be useful, just as long as it keeps their attention. Some kids do better than others. Mine has a bit more energy and can only play for a short time before wanting to get up and go. If the device lasts long enough, it should be useful for up to 9 years, but I'm sure we'll have quite better equipment to choose from by then.
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He might be a little young but he'll still have fun with it. The Innotab is pretty much a simplified tablet, so if he can navigate your smartphone for tablet then he'd be fine with this. The only thing is that you might have to help him get into with app he wants to use, but he'd be able to use the coloring app and flip pages in the digital books.
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Yes! We got it for our son when he was 2 1/2. He is almost 4 now and his projects keep getting more intricate. I would recommend this great toy for a 4 year old.
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Following the step by step guide to make specific shapes may be difficult at age 3, but I still think she would enjoy the magnets. Seeing how magnets work is always intriguing even at a young age. Then as she gets older, making the specific items will become easier and enjoyable for her. My son got some shortly after he turned 4, and he enjoyed them so much that we got this larger set for his 5th birthday.
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Yes, I would say it is very easy open for a 4 year old. It doesn't twist or screw. Only thing I would be sure is to show her how to push it closed tight otherwise it will fall open if dropped or turned on it's side.
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I don't think so. The fun part of Littlebits is the" designing and engineering" aspect. I think a 4 yr. old would like the magnetic part of it all but you can get those at Learning Express for $ 10.00 !
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If you explain how to use the remote and activate the different information. You'll be fine. I purchased for my 7 year old. He loves geography and I can tell you this has seen a lot of shelf time. When we go places or he sees something on discovery...it comes out again. He loves the feature that he can find out how far a destination is for us and how long it will take to get there.
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I think he may be the perfect age- it actually engages their minds with lots of engineering concepts. One of our magnet schools (science, engineering,technology) uses this set in one of its units. It especially challenges if you let them create their own design after they are familiar with the ones in the booklet. Start with adult help, then let child get creative!
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I got this for my daughter when she was 5-1/2 and that was a good age. My son just turned 4 and I think he would struggle to comprehend the tricks. However there are a couple cool and easy ones he could pull off.
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I don't think it's too easy. It won't be difficult, but will keep an 8 yr. Old busy. There are creattive activities, i think an 8 yr. Old would like.
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My child didn't have difficulty when they first started using it at age 6. Though I don't remember the grip/strength a 4 year old has. To help her get use to containers, when we were home, I serves her lunch and snacks (sometimes breakfast) in the containers so she could practice =) By the first day of school, she was a pro!
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I think 3-4 will be perfect I got it for my 2 year old and I thought it was way too early and at just 7 months past he's actually getting better at using it and actually getting the concept. But every kid is different some maybe good with at a younger age. So definitely 3-4 would be great. Just an advice try not to buy the set books if you can the an actual story books that you can use with it. I got the vowel book wet and it's pretty useless. And you definitely have to get a separate book for it the book that came with the tag is pretty much jus an Ad book it has nothing.
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a 4 year old i purchased it for was definitely entertained. he was already interested in touch screen devices so it only proved to be more educational.
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Yes and No. I purchased this for my 2 year old and he's 'just' old enough to enjoy it and 'swipe' it clean by himself. I could see my sister's 4 year old play with it, but bore of it quickly. There are bigger ones that give an older child more drawing room. However, even for a 4 year old, this toy is GREAT for traveling (by car or by air) as it's small, simple and doesn't require batteries.
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The age group is about 4-9... its simple enough for a pre-scooler yet can have enough interesting content for a 4th-5th grader.