Name: Smart Globe Junior
Brand: Oregon Scientific
Price: 479.72 ANG
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.25 (4 reviews)

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🌟 Discover the World, One Spin at a Time!

PERFECT GIFT - A thoughtful present for budding explorers and future leaders!
COMPACT DESIGN - Perfectly sized for any desk or shelf, making learning accessible and fun.
EDUCATIONAL FUN - Engage young minds with a tool that combines play and learning seamlessly.
EXPLORE THE WORLD - Ignite curiosity with an interactive globe that brings geography to life!
BATTERIES INCLUDED - No need to rush to the store; dive into exploration right out of the box!

The Smart Globe Junior is an interactive globe designed for young explorers, featuring a compact size of 11.81L x 13.4H x 11.84W inches and powered by 3 AA batteries (included). It's the perfect educational tool that combines fun and learning, making it an ideal gift for children.

Reviews

G**E

Five Stars

My grandson really likes the Smart Globe Junior. This one was a replacement for one he wore out.

22.12.2014

S**A

( poor my son

It was not working correct :( poor my son

19.01.2015

P**Y

Five Stars

Perfect

27.03.2015

K**N

Too Simplistic

My 5-year old received this globe as a Christmas gift. He loves geography and was very excited about it but it is so simplistic that he lost interest immediately. This globe primarily focuses on human/cultural geography. There is nothing that asks kids to locate the Pacific Ocean or the continent of Africa. The "games" described in the instructions are not games. After choosing a category, such as sports, music, or animals, you are instructed to touch a spot on the globe to get more information about that continent. Unfortunately, very little information is actually given. For instance, in the food category, when you touch South America, you are told that mangoes, papayas, and coconuts are popular in Brazil-that's it. Then you move along to the next continent. What makes it even more disappointing is that the countries aren't even marked, so your child will learn that Brazil is in South America but would have no idea where in South America it is located. I have a 2-year old that seems to enjoy the globe, but if you have older children don't waste your money on this one.

2.01.2009