Could this be used effectively to write words in my son's buzz cut? Detailed enough?
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I don't believe you can, it doesn't remove the entire hair like a razor. I believe you'll need to search for something else.
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I believe this would be the best tool to use because it's much smaller than the traditional hair clippers and easier to maneuver.
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Yes, it is. The words you have to drawn are generally simple words, it just might be hard for them to draw.
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No it has to be used with sing cut, it doesn't work with Corel or word, at least mine.
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Yes. My 6 year old's first word was "warlord" followed by "piano" and "qualify." We have a strong reader. I think this a great way to build skills even if you play it in a more free form fashion, i.e. show all letters and see who can use 50 letters first, etc.
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I've just wrote a paragraph explaining something completely wrong lmao just sayin :p but yes it SHOULD work but save ur money for something better!!
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My son was 2 1/2 when we got the system, and he did amazingly! The day after he got it, he had already learned to write several letters by himself. We had never practiced letters before!But it also depends on the game. Many of the games are geared towards older children.
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no, it should be good. I had my 8 and 6 yr old do it and my 4yr old neded help with it. It should not be too easy or boring for 8yr old.
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Yeah it would probalby be good for a child, but its very weak. Its not good for the projects I do, which or not very major. I guess is would depend on what he is doing with it?
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Yes it can! Thanks for the idea! My son will love that for his birthday later this year!
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Yes, it would be great. There is a 30-day free, trial version that he can download. At the end of that time, he should know whether or not he likes it. That's what I did, and after the trial period I was hooked.
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I would say yes, spelling doesn't matter as he could go back and listen. I have horrible spelling also :-), go to livescribe.com there are pencast that you can see how it works.
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YES! We had a lot of people write on them. Sharpies worked the best, but you could probably use any kind of pen.
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Do not worry too much. This mechine is good one for short hair. And it easy to cut the hair It doesn't matter If you want fashion style cut for your son just forget about this . This one for ordinary cut. And this one is really heavy one. Like iphone 5 alway heavy than other product.
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I would agree with other comment. By itself it would take up a lot of space but trimming it or having a place that sells foam trim it would work. You could also have one cut at a Macs or somewhere that sells it. Good luck! We love this product for our toddlers!
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that is what we used it for was to record information then we put it in a stuffed animal. It worked good. You have to make sure you speak clearly when recording and speak loudly, cause the stuffing in the animal can tone it down some. But it worked for us.
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I tried to but it was way to loud. My son is autistic and doesn't like loud noises. I bought this because the store person said it was probably the quietest they had. If your kid doesn't mind a loud buzzing noise then it should be fine. It does have a strong motor and cuts well. The attachments are easy to use. However, if you are looking for a quieter clipper for young or sound sensitive kids, look elsewhere.
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Unfortunately, I'm right handed, but I'm a teacher who works with teaching kids to write. My take on this nib is that a left hander could use it easily enough, but it lays down a LOT of ink, and depending how you were trained to hold a pen/pencil, you may end up with a constant smear on your paper and the heel of your hand. Try buying a pen with a finer nib like a Platinum Preppy. But since the price of this pen is low, it might be a good place to start...