- Have Fun Learning with Peppa and Friends
- 8 Different Games for Letter Alphabet and Word Recognition
- Memory Games and Melodies
- 26 Backlit Letter Keys with Visual Identification and Peppa Pig Illustrations
- Requires 3 x AA batteries (included)
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Technical Details
Product Specifications
Educational Objective(s)Literacy
Main Language(s)English unknown
Model NumberS1120
Number of Game Players1
Number of Puzzle Pieces1
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?Yes
Material Type(s)Plastic
Material Composition95% Plastic, 5% Metal
Radio Control Suitabilityindoor
Coloryellow
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Peppa is a lovely, cheeky little piggy who lives with her little brother George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig. Peppa's favourite things include playing games, dressing up, days out and jumping in muddy puddles. Her adventures always end happily with loud snorts of laughter. Now your children can play as they learn with Peppa, with this Fun Phonics module. There are twenty six light up keys with letters, pictures and numbers to help your little one get to grips with sounds, phonics, spelling, colours, letters and numbers. Use the pointer at the top to change the activity and let the fun and learning start. For ease of play there is a handy repeat button. The activity is all in one piece so there are no parts to be lost. Requires three AA batteries, included. Suitable for children three and over.
Product Description
The New for 2011 Peppa Pig Fun Phonics has 8 Great activities including letter names, letter sounds, spelling, numbers, memory and much more! It teaches phonics using visual and audotory stimuli to gently encourage ad direct a child's learning. 26 backlit keys to guide and correct a child's learning. Colourful illustrations and take along handle. Requires 3xAA Batteries (which are included) Recommended For Ages 2 years Plus.
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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this for my niece as she really loves Peppa Pig. She had the original version of the Fun Phonics, but left it on holiday by mistake. I am told this one is even better. Would recommend for any children 2-6 who are Peppa Pig fans. This teaches children to recognise letters by sound and sight and goes onto spelling words for older children.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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My daughter adores Peppa Pig, and is currently learning to read, so this toy, especially at 75% off, seemed too good a deal to pass up.
The toy has 8 games, you move a slider at the top to choose a game.
There are 26 buttons, each with the uppercase letter, lowercase letter, a picture of an object and the object name next to it (an apple for a, a lamp for l).
There are 3 additional keys - one to sound out the entire alphabet in order, one to repeat the prompt, and one that plays a tune
Game 1: Press a key to hear a sound, then Peppa names the object that starts with that letter. For example, if you press "a" you hear an apple crunching. Peppa says "This is the .. Apple"
Game 2: Press a key. You hear the phonic sound, and the object that starts with that letter. For example, if you press "b" Peppa says "buh as in .. ball"
Game 3: Find the object. Peppa prompts "Find the train". Five of the buttons are backlit. If you press the right button, you hear "Well done"
Game 4: Find the first letter. For example, Peppa prompts you to find the first letter of "fish". If you press f, she says "fuh. Well done."
Game 5: Find the letter with the phonic sound. For example Peppa prompts "Find the letter that says luh as in lamp", you need to find "l". You hear well done if right.
Game 6: Spell the word. Peppa prompts "Can you spell the word lamp". You have to press the buttons in sequence.
Game 7: Follow the light. A button is backlit, press it, another one lights up. A bit like whack a mole.
Game 8: Press a key to hear a sound. For example, if you press "a" you hear an apple crunching.
(Note: all the prompts for Games 4,5 and 6 are restricted to the objects next to the letters - so a fixed set of 26)
It would have been the perfect product IF only the phonic sounds matched the national curriculum! In her current nursery (and later in school) synthetic phonic sounds are taught. For example, "s" is sounded "sss", "r" is sounded "rrr" and so on. This makes it easier for children to combine sounds and read. But in this toy, "s" is sounded "suh", "r" is sounded "ruh" etc.
This makes it very confusing for my daughter. Games 2, 4 and 5 - the main educational ones - are pointless now, as the phonic sounds are different from what she learns in nursery. I have to keep talking over and correcting Peppa (which my daughter, quite rightly, finds quite annoying!)
Also, again, no OFF switch! Why on earth didn't they design it with an OFF switch? The delivery person must have had a rough time with Peppa urging him to "Press a Key!!" from inside the package at every bump in the road!
Very disappointed with this purchase. Could have been a fantastic toy if only the sounds were right. Sending back for a refund.
Don't buy if you are looking at educational value at all.
The toy has 8 games, you move a slider at the top to choose a game.
There are 26 buttons, each with the uppercase letter, lowercase letter, a picture of an object and the object name next to it (an apple for a, a lamp for l).
There are 3 additional keys - one to sound out the entire alphabet in order, one to repeat the prompt, and one that plays a tune
Game 1: Press a key to hear a sound, then Peppa names the object that starts with that letter. For example, if you press "a" you hear an apple crunching. Peppa says "This is the .. Apple"
Game 2: Press a key. You hear the phonic sound, and the object that starts with that letter. For example, if you press "b" Peppa says "buh as in .. ball"
Game 3: Find the object. Peppa prompts "Find the train". Five of the buttons are backlit. If you press the right button, you hear "Well done"
Game 4: Find the first letter. For example, Peppa prompts you to find the first letter of "fish". If you press f, she says "fuh. Well done."
Game 5: Find the letter with the phonic sound. For example Peppa prompts "Find the letter that says luh as in lamp", you need to find "l". You hear well done if right.
Game 6: Spell the word. Peppa prompts "Can you spell the word lamp". You have to press the buttons in sequence.
Game 7: Follow the light. A button is backlit, press it, another one lights up. A bit like whack a mole.
Game 8: Press a key to hear a sound. For example, if you press "a" you hear an apple crunching.
(Note: all the prompts for Games 4,5 and 6 are restricted to the objects next to the letters - so a fixed set of 26)
It would have been the perfect product IF only the phonic sounds matched the national curriculum! In her current nursery (and later in school) synthetic phonic sounds are taught. For example, "s" is sounded "sss", "r" is sounded "rrr" and so on. This makes it easier for children to combine sounds and read. But in this toy, "s" is sounded "suh", "r" is sounded "ruh" etc.
This makes it very confusing for my daughter. Games 2, 4 and 5 - the main educational ones - are pointless now, as the phonic sounds are different from what she learns in nursery. I have to keep talking over and correcting Peppa (which my daughter, quite rightly, finds quite annoying!)
Also, again, no OFF switch! Why on earth didn't they design it with an OFF switch? The delivery person must have had a rough time with Peppa urging him to "Press a Key!!" from inside the package at every bump in the road!
Very disappointed with this purchase. Could have been a fantastic toy if only the sounds were right. Sending back for a refund.
Don't buy if you are looking at educational value at all.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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The biggest problem with this toy is that it doesn't have an on/off switch. Presumably, that was why when we opened it on Christmas morning, batteries supplied as promised, the batteries only worked for about 5 minutes. A design flaw that could surely be fixed easily. Otherwise, my 3-year-old is quite fond of it and enjoys playing with it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Wish there was an off button!
This is a great little toy. I purchased when this was on special offer for our little boys 1st birthday - it is a little old for him at the moment but he enjoys pressing the... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Smiley Shazza
Not bad for the right price.
My son is 2.5, which is too young for this toy. So comments must be taken appropriate to that. I paid £7. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mr. S. N. Cullinan
Fast efficient service, quality product.
Fast efficient service. Very quick delivery.Quality product with eight different games. My 3 and a half year old doesnt have problem with understanding how it works. Read more
Published 2 months ago by capecobra
Great educational value.
Great way to make your kids learn alphabets & phonics. My daughter loves repeating the words after her favourite charater Peppa pig.
Published 3 months ago by ramnee
Not new item received!
Received my order today and I wanted this as a birthday present for my granddaughter. I was very disappointed as the item I received was definitely NOT new. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Milsean
phonics??? I dont think so
On the surface looks like a good 'educational' toy. But the thing pronounces 19 out of the 26 letter sounds wrongly. Read more
Published 4 months ago by mama4
Super
My granddaughter has just turned 3 and she is a peppa pig fan. This has been her favourite toy this christmas, she just loves it. Read more
Published 5 months ago by TM
No off switch!
Bought this for my two year old for Christmas. His favourite aspect of Peppa pig seems to be the character noises, so he is very pleased to be able to play them over and over at... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Annika
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