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Learn and Groove® Shakin’ Colors Maracas™

Ages: 6-36 months old

Your little musician will love to shake things up with the Learn & Groove® Shakin’ Colors Maracas™!

Shake up learning with the Learn & Groove® Shakin’ Colors Maracas™! One maraca includes colourful shaker beads and the other features a light-up dome that changes colours and plays maraca sound effects. This musical toy includes three play modes that introduce colours, numbers and music. Little ones can add rattling sounds to the songs that play, count from 1-10 with every shake and press the six light-up buttons to hear colour and instrument names. Switching between English and Spanish mode lets kids explore all of the content in both languages. Intended for ages 6+ months. Requires 1 AA battery. Battery included for demo purposes only, new battery recommended for regular use.

Price

Original price was: $36.90.Current price is: $29.00.

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Details

Light-up maraca

Electronic maraca has a light-up dome that flashes in a variety of colours and plays maraca sound effects.

Maraca rattle

Two are better than one! Shake the non-electronic maraca to rattle the beads inside.

Three modes

Explore the three play modes and learn about colours, numbers and music.

Colourful buttons

Six light-up buttons feature a different instrument and introduce the colour or instrument name.

Bilingual instrument

Switch between English and Spanish to explore all of the content in both languages.

Additional information

Weight	0.3 kg
Dimensions	14.99 × 17.01 × 7.62 cm
Batteries	1 AA Battery

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Skills

[“Colours”,”Spanish”,”Counting”,”Music & Rhythm”]

The Learning Difference

“Learn & Groove® Shakin’ Colors Maracas™ offers infants fun musical play that develops their early sense of numbers. As children shake the maracas, they hear numbers counted verbally, helping make the connection between counting aloud with the actions that they take.” Clement Chau, PhD, LeapFrog® Learning Expert