Not only do they offer a ton of fun with voices of the characters from the hit show, but they are all about making learning fun. Ryder lights up and asks the child to find a letter, or an object, or to identify the first letter of a particular word. This is great for phonetic sounds and develops skills like letter and early word recognition, listening and understanding, plus responding to questions. Playing withPAW Patrol Ryder’s Alphabet Tablet and Our Thoughts This is a fantastic way to teach your child the basics of numbers and help their confidence to grow. The Paw Patrol show follows a team of pups, known as the Paw Patrol, who each have special skills that help them carry out rescues and missions in their home town of Adventure Bay. While in his Mighty Pup mode, he can generate heat, and when he puts his paws on the ground, it can melt the surface, making him a literal "fire dog". When he's charged-up, he can jump very high.

When you are ready to play the toy has a low and high volume mode, which is always greatly appreciated by us parents. As well as the learning numbers 1-10 and colours, other learning skills include listening, following instructions and sequences. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. If his clumsiness or impulse causes an accident or more work for others, he will try his best to make it right. This is shown in " Pups Chill Out", when he eats all the Puppy Pops, he helps complete the mission, at the end.It was easy to set up, with an easy off and on button. My middley didn’t need much help to know what to do and my baby boy enjoyed having a look and telling me what objects he could see, as his speech is really developing. PAW Patrol Count with Marshall is a fantastic little game and one my girls are thoroughly enjoying. I’m sure Little Dottie will be counting in no time to 10! Ryder’s Alphabet Tablet is a brilliant introduction to the alphabet and phonics for pre-school children.

Ryder lights up on the pad as he talks. He can ask for a letter to be found, an object or even to identify the first letter of a particular word. This is fantastic for early word recognition as they are learning to read. Plus listening, understanding, and responding to questions skills. Which a lot of 2-4 year olds need practice in! Ryder will tell you if you are wrong and ask you to try again! Ryder’s Alphabet Tablet is perfect for helping to build those essential communication skills and hand-eye coordination. It helps them to focus and concentrate on what they are looking at. Meet Marshall! Marshall is PAW Patrol’s fire dog who is brave and excitable. Though he can be a bit clumsy at times, this dalmatian pup is always fired up! PAW Patrol.com Description Once you switch it on with the large on/off button at the front Ryder starts to flash and asks your child to find a particular letter or object. The tablet lets your child learn while having fun with Ryder and the pups! This is not a moving screen tablet, but has a fixed picture with multiple buttons for your child to interact with. Similarly my daughter is really good with her phonics and alphabet, so she found she could complete the tasks when it came to finding a letter or the first letter of the word. However, she is still learning so will be great for her to continue playing.This means that the toy can help your little one with learning about counting and numbers as well as colours. Their leader is Ryder, a young boy who keeps an eye on where everyone is and issues messages to his pups using his Pup Pad. The tablet was robust and had a soft, rubber casing around it. This is great, as my baby boy did get his hands on it! Using the three challenge buttons at the bottom of the toy your child can select what they want to do.

If you have a little fan of Paw Patrol in your house then these are a brilliant gift – plus they will be learning vital skills while having fun! Marshall is the team’s brave firedog – an excitable, all-action, six-year-old Dalmatian pup. He’s always ready to roll, sometimes literally as he often loses his balance and takes a tumble. He may be clumsy but he and his pup pals laugh off any stumble or spill. At the end of the day, or let's say even by mid to late morning, Marshall is a loveable and loyal friend who will always help those in need! Personality We were sent the Paw Patrol Count With Marshall Toy and Ryder’s Alphabet Tablet to test out. My three-year-old’s face lit up the second she saw them and she has since spend hours playing with them.

I would consider where you child is developmentally wise. I would have preferred my daughter to have when she was a little younger, as she was quite confident with both products. However, they will be great for my little man as he gets older. My middley has just turned 4 and is quite bright. She already knows her colours and can count easily, so she found the tasks set by Marshall quite easy. It would say this toy is good for a child who is just starting out with counting and learning their colours. Of course, this all depends on the child. For someone who is learning and loves Paw Patrol, it’s great at pushing them to learn more, whilst playing. If your kids love Paw Patrol as much as my two do then they will love these cute Paw Patrol learning toys featuring the pups. There are several things that draw little ones to the show. First of all it has dogs that talk in it, secondly they have cool kit to help them on missions and thirdly it’s all about adventures. The tablet features a full A-Z alphabet with pictures of the key characters from the show and objects that correspond to the letters.