The Learning Journey: Learn with Me – Rocket – Learn About Space - Discover & Find - Preschool Toddler Montessori Learning Toys & Gifts for Boys & Girls Ages 2-5 Years - Award-Winning

Kids will have a blast learning about space with the Learn With Me Rocket. This cute little rocket will guide kids through learning about things found in space with two different play modes - Discovery and Find It! In Discovery mode, kids will drop the colored portholes featuring a space item in the Rocket, and Rocket will identify it. In Find It! mode, Rocket will ask kids to find an object and place it in Rocket. The rocket will let them know if they found the right object. A cheery voice and funny phrases will keep your kiddos entertained for hours while they learn. All colorful porthole pieces store neatly inside the toy. Requires two “AA” batteries (included). Recommended for ages 2-5 years.

• KEY FEATURES - Learn about space – Learning about space and recognizing different shapes is one of the key fundamental cognitive skills children learn in early life. The Learn With Me Rocket is a fun way to introduce the idea of different space objects, helping teach children how to recognize them and tell them apart
• Hand-eye coordination – Placing It's durable plastic pieces into the toy to achieve different outcomes is a great way to test and develop a child's hand-eye coordination and improve their motor skills.
• Improve listening and problem-solving skills – Children are encouraged to listen carefully to instructions and follow them correctly to complete each challenge. This is a great way to increase their ability to listen and follow guidance, all while having fun.
• Encourage confidence – Using their newfound knowledge to complete the challenges is a fantastic way to boost a child's confidence and improve their self-esteem, which will help them move forward to more complex tasks.
• Boost social skills and independent play – This is an excellent toy for encouraging social skills as children can play together or with adult help. It can also be used alone to promote a child to play independently, a skill they will need as they progress into education.