Product Description

This cheerful Little People playset uses classic play to teach children numbers one through 20, as well as shapes and colors. Play is staged in a preschool setting with lots of playground activities, an interactive sidewalk that introduces toddlers to matching, numbers, counting, shapes and colors, and an abacus inside the classroom. Kids can take a quiz with the question button and play musical tunes when they press the piano seat. Features two modes of play: Numbers and Free Play. Includes 10 Little People figures. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (included). Measures 25" x 14" x 12".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9084 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Fisher-Price
• Model: K0105
• Dimensions: 20.60" h x 13.00" w x 5.10" l, 4.50 pounds

Features

• Complete education and play center provides hours of fun, as well as interactive games and quizzes
• Ten Little People friends help kids discover numbers, colors, shapes, and fun sounds
• Slide the abacus to hear numbers being counted, or wander the sidewalk as it travels from one to ten
• Also includes teeter totter, slide, sandbox, easel, or even a "quiet time" rug that plays a cheerful tune
• Requires three AA batteries (included)

Amazon.com Product Description
A colorful introduction to counting fun, the Little People Time to Learn Preschool bustles with entertaining and educational play for the preschool set. A touch-activated mat at the base of the little red schoolhouse provides interactive games and quizzes, as ten Little People friends help kids discover numbers, colors, shapes, and fun sounds. Slide the abacus to hear numbers being counted, or wander the sidewalk as it travels from one to ten, following fun sound effects, songs, and spoken words.

Each Little People figurine proudly carries a number from one to ten to help with matching, and comes in a satisfyingly grabbable size for little hands. If students need a break, its off to the teeter totter, slide, sandbox, easel, or even a "quiet time" rug that plays a cheerful tune. With so many areas to explore, it's easy to find age-appropriate play; if all of the school time fun proves too much for younger children, they can play with just the figures and a piano, swing, or slide. Three AA batteries (included) power the pretend play at the Time to Learn Preschool. --Heather Lyndon

Time to Learn Preschool helps kids discover numbers, colors, shapes, and fun sounds. View larger.

In Counting Mode, slide the abacus bead from one side to the other to hear the number as it's "counted".View larger.

Press the question mark and be asked to find numbers (or colors).View larger.

Little People friends carry their own numbers to help with matching. View larger.

From the Manufacturer
School's begun, there's so much to do with playtime fun and learning too! All along the sidewalk by the Time-to-Learn Preschool, 10 Little People friends will help kids discover numbers, colors, shapes and fun sounds! There are two modes of play (counting and color) to help kids learn. There are also lots of pretend preschool play with an art board, teeter-totter, slide, sandbox, and even a "quiet time" rug that plays a fun tune. It's never been such fun to go to school! Includes swing & teeter-totter piece, slide, art board, pretend piano and 10 Little People friends plus free Sampler DVD with 3 stories about numbers, shapes and colors! Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included).

Customer Reviews

OMG this is soo great!
I was looking for something educational yet fun. I found it here. I ordered two One for my grandson for Christmas & one for my Godchild both are 2. This thing counts, says ABC'S, & Many more things. Way better then the old fisher Price School house(which was fun back in the day).LOVE IT!

Quality merchandise
Usual Fisher Price quality and grandaughter loved the little people. Delivered in a timely manner even though it was during the holidays. Amazon has never disappointed me! YaY!

Cute, but not fun or educational
My son received this toy for his third birthday. I was excited because while he can count, he doesn't yet connect quantities with a numeral.

However, this toy takes up a lot of space but he doesn't ever play with it. Occasionally my one year old will pull out all of the pieces (playground equipment, easel and ten little people) and leave them all over the living room. The problem with the toy is that all of the feature are very one dimensional. You can do one thing with each of the four pieces, so there is no room for imagination.

But neither child enjoys playing with it, so the chances of it having educational value are low.

Big points for not having annoying flashing lights and keeping the annoying noises to a minimum, though!