Perfectly sized for lots of role play. Toothless is Hiccup's dragon and companion. Hold Toothless in one hand and squeeze his hind legs with the other hand and you can get his wings to flap. His wings make a flapping sound as he flies.
Toothless' front legs move so that he can be positioned lying down or standing. He comes with ice attachments on his wings that can be snapped on or off.
This is a great addition to any How to Train Your Dragon toy collection. I purchased mine at Target, you can get one at Amazon.
Super nice Barbie Happy Meal playset from McDonalds. There are 3 dolls to collect, a guitar that plays music, a horse, and a car.
The Barbie dolls are good size, about half the size of a regular Barbie doll. It's pretty well made and has hair that you can brush. The only drawback with the dolls is that the arms don't move. They are in a permanent parade wave position.
The guitar plays a short snippit of music, loudly. It doesn't fit on the dolls so it's more of a standalone toy.
The horse is very well made. The Barbie dolls can be balanced to sit on top of it but they fall off pretty quickly. I'd recommend using another type of doll to play with the horse.
The car has room for 2 Barbie dolls to sit in it, it comes with a number of stickers so that it looks pretty nice afterwards.
In all, I think this is a super fun set to collect!
This is the 2015 set of McDonalds Happy Meal Hot Wheel collection.
The brightly colored plastic cars are each a little different. Each include small details like flames and racing stripes. They are painted on so they will not easily scratch off.
Pull the car backward and then let it go to see it zoom away. It's great fun to race two or more of them.
This sight words video is for preschool or pre-primer age students. It goes over 6 sight words including up, and, red, one, we, and it. The words are repeated frequently and spelled out so that learners can see and hear the words multiple times. Each word is also on a play-doh surprise egg with a surprise inside.
After reviewing each word, we ask the learner to find the word. Once it's found, the egg is opened to reveal the surprise. Check out the video with your little one!
I came across a candy set at my local Japanese market this week. The Kracie TonTon Undokai 3D Animals Candy Kit uses edible Play-doh to put together two animals that compete with each other in a sporting event.
The animal and sporting event is a surprise. Upon opening I found that I got a penguin and a wolf and they are to compete in a track and field race. The animals were easy to put together and within minutes, they were ready to race. Watch the video to see who wins!
This kit is a lot of fun because you get to build it, play with it and then eat it. The edible "Play-doh" feels and tastes like taffy. The animal head and body is a bit firmer and the yellow body pieces are soft and easily molded. The candies actually taste quite good good. For $2.19, it's an awesome deal and a fun Easter basket filler.
I do not see Amazon selling this particular kit, but they do sell ones similar to it also by Kracie. Listed are a few.
Growing up I've never heard about blind bags, also known as surprise bags. I think it's a relatively new thing as I'd like to think I'm not that old. I knew about baseball cards and such but the only surprise toys I knew about came in cereals and Cracker Jack boxes.
I loved Cracker Jacks for the tiny prizes inside. Blind bags are like Cracker Jacks but better! I never kept any of the Cracker Jack prizes, but the blind bag figurines are usually well made and very cute to display and play with. And at $3-4 each, it's not too expensive and a fun treat to collect all the different characters.
Join me in opening 5 blind bags mini figure collectibles from Care Bears Series 1, Hello Kitty Series 1, Littlest Pet Shop Series 2, Disney Doc McStuffins Doc's Toy Friends, imaginext series 3. I wonder what we'll get!
To get your own, try your local Wal-mart, Target, Walgreens and other retailers. Most of the larger retailers carry a few types. Otherwise, try Amazon or Ebay. Amazon is a little pricier but you don't have to hunt for the specific series you want to get from a store.
The Fisher-Price LittlePeople Klip Klop Belle is a fun toy for all Little People and Disney Princess lovers out there.
It is a durable, non battery operated horse that klip klops it's way down the included ramp with just a small nudge. The ingenious engineering behind the grooves underneath the horse and on the ramp is what makes this toy so fun.
The horse trots down the ramp with a klip-klopping sound at a pace that is neither too fast or too slow.
The single princess set comes with one princess on a horse (non removable), a ramp and a food trough. If you have additional princesses you can snap the ramps together to make a taller and longer ramp.
For even more fun you can also add the sets that come with even longer ramps for your princess to ride down.
For kids who are not into the Disney Princesses, there is also a Mike the Knight set.
The following are offered as part of the Fisher-Price LittlePeople Klip Klop collection:
