3-6
YEARS
Brilli the Imagination Ball
$17.99
$12.97
- 5 modes of play: Counting, Silly Sounds, Sounds in Your World, Rhyme Time, Hot Potato
- Twist the top & bottom to find the 5 different modes
- Easy grip, soft touch material
- Activity ball for kids has a motion sensor keeps games moving along
- Fun activities to play alone or with a group
Best for ages:
3 to 6 Years
Highlights
Catch, learn, and have a ball with Brilli the Imagination Ball by VTech. This adorable friend is an educational activity ball for kids that helps your child learn about math and words through fun and interactive play.
Description
Brilli the Imagination Ball by VTech is an interactive learning toy that teaches your child counting, rhyming, vocabulary, and more! With his squishy texture and adorable face, your child will be engaged and entertained as they play one of five different learning games. To select an activity, simply rotate half of the ball to create a new face and Brilli will be ready for action! This activity ball for kids even has a special motion sensor that knows when he has been tossed to keep track of the game and to prompt your child to continue playing!
- Product Number: 80-131600
- 3AA Batteries Required
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