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Scout's Learning Lights Remote™ Deluxe

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Scout's Learning Lights Remote™ Deluxe

Ages 6-36 months

Learning is on every channel with Scout’s Learning Lights Remote™ role-play toy. Explore all 17 buttons on the learning remote to hear more than 100 phrases, sounds and music while building fine motor skills. Flip between modes for role-play excitement or learning activities that introduce numbers and letters. Silly pretend channels inspire imaginative play. Switch to the Spanish channel to hear common Spanish phrases, listen and dance to three different music styles on the music channel and hear rain, snow and wind sound effects on the weather channel. Intended for ages 6+ months. Requires three AAA batteries. Batteries included for demo purposes only, new batteries recommended for regular use.

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Curriculum: Various

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MSRP $14.99

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Role-play excitement

Keep little ones entertained in a big way with a pretend-play remote that introduces numbers, shapes and first words.

Light-up numbers

10 number lights flash and encourage little ones to explore and learn.

Play modes

Two play modes include role-play and learning excitement.

Weather

Press the weather button to hear a weather report and rain, snow and wind sound effects.

Spanish

Learn Spanish words and common phrases on the Spanish channel.

Music

Dance around and listen to three different music styles

Batteries

3 AAA Batteries

Dimensions

Product dimensions: 6.8Wx1.6Hx3.1D

Resources

Parent Guide (Scout's Learning Lights Remote Deluxe)Support Browse All Toys

Teaches

Skills

Counting
First Words & Phrases
Music & Rhythm
Numbers
Pretend Play
Spanish
The Alphabet
Weather & Seasons

The Learning Difference

“We designed Scout’s Learning Lights Remote™ so babies and toddlers can imitate what they see their parents doing. Through this imitative play, the toy introduces early concepts around numbers, letters, words and phrases, all the while exercising their fine motor skills.” - Clement Chau, PhD, LeapFrog Learning Expert