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Fisher-Price Think & Learn Basic Expansion Pack Review (DWN84)

Excellent that they offer these in case you ever misplace your original ones, but i can tell you from experience that you probably will not want these if you already have the originals. We bought every expansion kit they sell, and then we realized that the toy needs a large space to operate in even with only a few commands attached. The more commands attached, the more space he needs. -Y. Franklin

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Fisher-Price Think & Learn Code-A-Pillar 90 Right Turn Add-on

Add-on single packs to make the code-a-pillar grow and go! additional easy-to-connect command segments with unique actions that preschoolers can explore for even more combinations , open-ended play and possibilities!

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Fisher-Price Think & Learn Silly Sounds & Lights Expansion Pack

Code-a-pillar inspires little learners to be big thinkers! preschoolers can arrange these additional easy-to-connect segments in endless combinations to send code-a-pillar on its path. This encourages experimentation while developing important skills including problem solving, planning and sequencing, and critical thinking. Add sound and light effects repeat previous actions turn right 45 degrees or turn left 180 degrees your wish is code-a-pillar s command with this assortment of expansion kits!

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Fisher-Price Think & Learn Code-a-pillar

Bought two f & p caterpillars for a 2 year old boy and a 3 year old girl. They are being taught how to master and how to interchange the parts of the body by their older siblings. Siblings 4 and 7 years old, cannot get enough play time with the caterpillars. Still not sure how to use the stop and go squares. Thank you, adkgator

Code-a-pillar inspires little learners to be big thinkers by encouraging preschoolers to arrange (and rearrange) the easy-to-connect segments in endless combinations, sending code-a-pillar on his path. This learning toy encourages experimentation while developing important skills like problem solving, planning & sequencing and critical thinking. There's no end to the combinations kids can make mix up the segments and put them back together to send code-a-pillar in a different direction every time! where can you make him go next? every time kids change and rearrange his segments, code-a-pillar takes a different path. Every time with cool sounds and lights wherever he goes! includes 1 sound segment, 3 straights, 2 right turns and 2 left turns to send the learning fun in endless directions! kids can even configure the segments to make code-a-pillar reach targets they set up throughout the room. Code-a-pillar is one of the new think & learn toys from fisher-price that goes beyond abcs and 123s to help children learn how to think independently. Each toy fosters 21st century skills like curiosity, experimentation and problem solving in ways kids haven't seen before. They're engaged in hands-on, open-ended discovery that helps them become lifelong learners.

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I purchased this for my 3 years old daughter. Even though she seems to like it, her attention span when playing with toy is less that 15 minutes. She doesn't yet understand the purpose of this toy so we cannot do the "coding" it was intended to do. There have been complains online about the level of noise this toy makes, i personally believe they are not warranted. It is true, there is no volume control button or sound turn off button but the same goes for a million other toys out there. The wheels of the caterpillar are small, it's true but they work just fine on hard surfaces like hardwood floors or tiles and even on certain types of carpet. It is true, some carpet textures will make it a bit more difficult it for the caterpillar to slide on but then again, if you know you have this at home, don't buy the toy and give it a bad review, it's not the toys fault. I would assume that after a while, once the kids figure it out what this toy does, you will need to buy more pieces that have more functions other than left, right, forward. I guess the battery will provide enough entertainment for the little ones for at least a few days until it runs out, so far our unit ran for three days and it doesn't show signs it's gonna slow down. One more thing, this toy will annoy you small and medium size dogs, ours is always trying to bite the caterpillar every time it heads in the direction of the dog. -Notice from I. Nees, Maine

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I know why this toy was a top toy purchase for christmas 2016 - pretty awesome for adults and children. It runs best on a hard floor, but can make it across plush pile carpet especially if you remove some of the command links. Kind of noisy with all the music and bells. Maybe they should make it so you can silence it while still turned on. The 5 year old recipient is already starting to practice changing the order around to make it move differently. I did purchase a few of the additional links to add more movements. The toy includes a couple of plastic disks to encourage children to find a way to get the toy from the green start disk on the floor to the red stop disk. I don't think that will happen for a while but an older child or an adult would certainly have fun trying to reach the goal.

- G. ShawnaI bought this toy for my 4 year old son on a whim as a christmas gift. He unwrapped it a few days ago and has honestly not played with anything else since. He wanted a henry hugglemonster toy for christmas but when it came time to go to do christmas with our family at different places he only wanted to bring this toy with him. He takes the pieces apart and replaces them constantly to make new patterns. In fact right now he is playing with it with his 9 year old brother and they are having a great time. It is really easy to use and figure out. I ordered it with the frustration free packaging (highly recommended) and was able to take it out of the box so he could start playing with it immediately. Definitely the hero of christmas for him! it is good for all kids? i can't say every child would love it but my kid sure does. He calls it "his worm robot pet" and is pretty smitten with it right now. A warning though, the toy is pretty loud. I don't mind but some of my other family members weren't terribly impressed with it.

I love the concept of this toy, and it seems very well-made. The kids really love it, but my 1 year old and 3 year old still don't quite get that they are giving it commands. My 7 year old is having all the fun! i am not sure what age group it is made for, but i'd say probably older 3's-6's is the proper age group for this. We bought all of the extension sets, but we quickly learned that each command takes awhile, which means that it needs a lot of space. More space than most houses have "open. " that is the only reason i knocked it down to 4 stars. The kids bore easily if it is constantly bumping into walls and cabinets. We try to keep the chain smaller to help.

K. Meyer, Nova Scotia

Fisher-Price Think & Learn Code-A-Pillar 360 Right Turn Add-on

This was part of a code-a-pillar gift for a four year old, but the two year old enjoys it too. Hours of play and fun.

Add-on single packs to make the code-a-pillar grow and go! additional easy-to-connect command segments with unique actions that preschoolers can explore for even more combinations , open-ended play and possibilities!

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My 4 year old loves it and is sturdy enough to not easily break. -Notice from W. Imelda, Utah

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My grandson loved this toy and played with it for hours on christmas. He's 5 and told me it was the best present - even better than his chewbacca!

- Y. DianaThis is an absolutely essential piece for the code-a-pillar that it doesn't normally come with. It makes him turn in a complete circle. We also have and recommend the master moves pack as well as the silly light's and sounds. Any questions please ask, thank you.

Great addition to original product. Does what it says it will do. Kid loves it

B. Whiteman, Leeds

Fisher-Price Think & Learn Master Moves Expansion Pack

I bought this for my grandson for his 3rd birthday and he loved it. He spent several days moving the parts around and watching it go. Very nice toy!

Code-a-pillar inspires little learners to be big thinkers! preschoolers can arrange these additional easy-to-connect segments in endless combinations to send code-a-pillar on its path. This encourages experimentation while developing important skills including problem solving, planning and sequencing, and critical thinking. Add sound and light effects repeat previous actions turn right 45 degrees or turn left 180 degrees your wish is code-a-pillar s command with this assortment of expansion kits!

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Essential pack for the code-a-pillar! very hard to find now, i'm really glad i got this let alone when i did. It makes him repeat, and turn 2 different ways. -Notice from Z. Bethany, Montana

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Though a bit pricy, it works as advertised. I bought several "add on" pieces to make an extra long codeapillar. It was only after putting everything together and it not working that i read it would not work with more than 15 segments. So much for a long codeapillar. Still, a fun item for my 5-year-old son to better understand directions.

- V. EleanorFun expansion kit, but i can tell you, this toy requires quite a bit of operating space as is! we bought all of the expansions, thinking we would give it a long chain of commands, but we found that it runs into walls and cabinets too often, and moreso when more commands are attached. It's definitely fun, but just keep space in mind!

Best of the code-a-pillar add-ons. This lets you make really neat programs and explore loops.

U. Pete, Yukon Territory