Pretend And Play School Set

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Pretend & Play School Set - 149 Pieces'
Pretend & Play School Set - 149 Pieces By Learning Resources
Regular Price: $34.95
ToysCamp Price: $22.72
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Item No: LT2642
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ToysCamp Age: 3 to 12 Years
Pretend & Play School Set - 149 Pieces At a Glance...
Pretend & Play School Set is fun and prepares kids for learning. Here’s everything you need for the ultimate pretend classroom: grade book, stickers, hall passes, clock, bell, dry erase board, markers, calendar, map, pointer and much more in a convenient 16" x 38" tri-fold carry board. Made of nylon with Velcro pockets, this play set will give kids hours of fun!. The Pretend & Play School Set is also a great idea for parents who may want to home school their young child through the kindergarten year.

* Every kid loves playing in school, but how fun to have an actual set that looks like you are actually in a school house--plus, all the fun do-dads that come with
* 16¼"L x 12"W x 2"D - folded
* 38"L x 16"H - unfolded


* Pretend & Play School Set Includes:Folding 16" x 38" "classroom" with Velcror pockets for supplies
* Dry erase board with ABC border, plus 5 dry erase markers and mini eraser
* U.S., world, and weather maps
* Monthly calendar
* Pointer
* Play clock with movable hands
* Tear-off pads - hall passes, activity worksheets, report cards, and reward certificates
* 10 sheets of teacher's stickers
* School bell
* 5 crayons, 5 mini-pencils, and paper


and don't miss this!!!!

Warning:
CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains small part.
Not for children under 3 years.

2010-09-19 05:25:29 by seamy

LSP 2642-UK Pretend & Play School Set Let your child role-play being teacher to get them confident about school. This all-in-one set includes ...

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40 Reviews
5 star: (30)
4 star: (10)


10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Toy, December 3, 2006
By J. Beliveau - See all my reviews
(REAL NAME)
My 9 year old daughter has had this toy for 2 years and she still plays with it on a regular basis. She and her friends play school with each other or even with their animals. They also sell a refill kit for when you run out of the stickers and paper. A really great value for kids who love to pretend.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars My kindergartner loves it, January 3, 2007
By DNapo (Kansas City) - See all my reviews
I got this for my 5 year old, who started kindergarten this fall, and she is in love with the whole school concept. She loves to pretend to be the teacher with this playset. Her friend came over one day and played with it, too, and they took turns being the student and teacher. I ended up buying another set for her friend's birthday.


3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Pretend and Play School Set, December 19, 2006
By Kelly M. Ryman (St. Louis Park) - See all my reviews
(REAL NAME)
It is a great toy...but not for the age recommendation of 4-5. I purchased it and will have to hold onto it for a few years before I give it to my daughter. A six year old or up will love it!

2010-09-22 03:22:39 by Tammy Manteca

Price: $13.99 $7.19

Comfortable and durable.
10 sheets of stickers (Great Job, Star Student, Fantastic, etc)
High quality with low price!

she is very mature and does great in school and also loves other more "age-appropriate" things such as Hilary Duff and Hannah Montana. But she is begging for a pretend kitchen set for Christmas and my husband says she's too old. I think we should foster her imagination and let her play school, house and other related games. Am I wrong?

What a loaded question.
Mom, you are definitely right. Children should be allowed to be children for as long as they can. Children develop and change at different rates and the fact that she can still enjoy her childhood should be celebrated.
I have 2 little girls (7 & 9) and I'm not sure Hilary Duff and Hannah Montana are age appropriate. They are far too grown up for their respective ages. Why do we want children to grow up so fast?
With this information age, they have lost a lot of their innocence already. Todays demands on our children far exceeds the demands placed on us 25 years ago. If she is able to escape the stress by playing pretend than that shows some maturity. Most adults do not know how to deal with today's pressures and resort to numbing themselves with alcohol.
Your child's brain is developing in the most amazing ways so why would you limit her or make her ashamed of something that is completely natural. Our first priority is to respect our children as separate human beings who are intellegent and have a sense of their own direction. If playing pretend is neither offensive to others or harmful than why all the fuss?

2006-10-29 18:04:50 by Jen J

Price: $35.00

Includes lots of school activities like maps, white board with letters and numbers, food pyramid and more!
School time is fun time!
Ring the bell - school is in session!

Hi All! My 9 yr old son has an invention project for school. He wants to make a "machine" that will do your homework for you, do your chores (feed the dog, set the table, etc.), and he wants to be able to play his PSP (Playstation Portable) on it.

Some ideas he has come up with so far include: a box, some silver spray paint, some knobs, and his extra PSP cover attached somehow.

Can anyone think of any other ideas on how to make this? He's not real happy with what he has so far, but neither him nor I possess any creativity whatsoever. Any ideas/help/suggestions are greatly appreciated!

perhaps the box could have an opening on either end. One end to insert the homework, the other end where the completed homework comes out.

You could do a bulleted list on the computer of all the chores it would do (I would probably limit it to less than 10 for space reasons) Attach this to the face of the box and press Red bulletin board tacks (the ones with the high heads) into the cardboard where the bullets on the list are. This way your son could just push a thumb tack button to indicate what chore the machine should do.

OR: It could have the same list idea with a time indicated as to when the chore should be done. You could get a small, flat, cheap digital clock from the automotive department at Walmart so that the machine knows when the clock says 6:00 then it should set the table, or 7:30am for feeding the dog, etc.

Just an idea! Good luck! I hope he makes an A no matter what he does. :)

2007-02-22 09:58:43 by Angela

Hi All! My 9 yr old son has an invention project for school. He wants to make a "machine" that will do your homework for you, do your chores (feed the dog, set the table, etc.), and he wants to be able to play his PSP (Playstation Portable) on it.

Some ideas he has come up with so far include: a box, some silver spray paint, some knobs, and his extra PSP cover attached somehow.

Can anyone think of any other ideas on how to make this? He's not real happy with what he has so far, but neither him nor I possess any creativity whatsoever. Any ideas/help/suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Try adding a doll. Insert it waist up coming out of the top of the box. The doll's arms would be what does all the work, while your son plugs in his directions to the box using his dials, etc. You could even add some extra arms, so it can do more than one project at a time. He can add things in each hand to represent what the "invention" does. You could place the box on a roller skate or some other sort of wheels. After all, it has to be able to get around (Smile) to do it's work. Spray paint the doll the same color as the box.

Have fun!

2007-02-22 09:59:59 by Angela