Fisher-Price Smart Cycle
Do your kids love to play video games? Are you worried about their lack of exercise or mental stimulation? If so, the Fisher-Price Smart Cycle is the solution for your family. The Smart Cycle is an educational toy that is simply connects to your television to allow your child to exercise and learn at the same time.
Most video games are played by sitting on the floor and holding a controller. It's hard to rationalize that the only exercise being performed is simple button pushing. The Fisher-Price Smart cycle is a stationary bicycle that your child can sit on and pedal to play the game. By pedaling and steering to play the game your child will be able to exercise his legs and arms. Since the Smart Cycle is a learning game, your child won't even realize he's exercising while he's playing!
The Fisher-Price Smart Cycle is a learning toy. Targeted towards 3-6 year olds, the Smart Cycle is able to grab your child's attention while teaching educational skills just as your child is beginning the school system. The Smart Cycle teaches upper and lowercase letter, numbers and counting, spelling, problem-solving, shapes, matching, creativity, and spatial reasoning skills. These skills are vital to the mental development of children in the recommended age range. Younger and older children will also enjoy the Smart Cycle as it can reinforce these skill sets.
The Fisher-Price Smart Cycle easily connects to your TV. As a one-piece unit, the Smart Cycle can be positioned up to several feet from the television. Powered by 4 D batteries all you need to do is turn the cycle on and change channels on your TV to match the video input. The Smart Cycle is light enough to easily be moved to the closet to save space when not in use.
Included with the Smart Cycle is the Learning Adventure game cartridge. Your child will be able to learn to drive. By pedaling and steering the cycle, your child will be able to navigate through Math Mountain, Shape Lake, Number Fields, and Letter Creek. Attached to the front of the cycle is a small joystick that is used to playing the educational games. This allows your child to rest while he learns. Another popular mode of the Learning Adventure game is the race mode. Let your child burn off that excess energy while he pedals as fast as he can while racing other computer racers, against the clock, or even another player!
The Smart Cycle is designed to accept cartridges with different concepts and themes. The cartridges plug directly into the Smart Cycle and expand the learning activities. With cartridges based around Barbie, Go Diego Go, Dora The Explorer, Hot Wheels, Spongebob and more, your are guaranteed to find a title that captures your child's attention. Different cartridges are aimed at different age ranges you can help your child progress through his learning years.
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Latest reviews for Fisher-Price Smart Cycle:
The was the best thing for my son.
by Becky on December 31st, 2009
My son is 4 years old but he does not seem to be keeping the information in his memory. We do flash cards but it doesn\'t stay with him. He reveived it for Christmas this year and he is having a blast and keeping the information in and really learning. Thanks for letting us help our child.
Just bought 2 of these for grandsons
by Barb on December 30th, 2009
I have twin grandsons - 2 1/2 yrs old. Are there any games that are for 2 players at a time? What do I need to do to hook up both at the same time?
wow
by ni on November 23rd, 2009
i bought this for the kids in my nursery
they were amazed at it!
and it keeps them entertained for hours!!
they were amazed at it!
and it keeps them entertained for hours!!
other games
by wooda on September 1st, 2009
i wanna know can you buy other games for the smart cycle, because she lost the one that came with it.
awesome for learning
by Corrine on August 11th, 2009
my 3 year old loves it and my 1 year old loves watching him play. I am sure he has learned all his letters and numbers because of this game, and for 1/2 the games he gets some exercise. He has figured out most of the games all by himself, before he even turned 3. He got the game at 2 1/2, but didn't show much interest for a few months. At 3, he is a pro! If you have a boy, make sure you get him hot wheels, that is his favorite!





