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The Learning Resources Numberblocks Sing & Record Music Player is an interactive musical toy designed for children aged three and up who are fans of the popular maths-based television series. This device helps young learners practice early maths skills like counting, colour recognition, and shape identification through songs and interactive play, though it requires adult assistance for battery changes and volume management in quiet environments.
| Model Part Number | HM96941-UK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Learning Resources |
It is recommended for children aged 3 years and older.
Yes, it requires 2 AA batteries to function.
The device allows for up to 90 seconds of audio recording.
Yes, there is a dedicated headphone jack for private listening.
No, the microphone is attached to the unit to ensure it does not get misplaced.
It helps with early maths skills including counting, colour recognition, and shape recognition.
Check that the batteries are installed correctly and that they have sufficient charge. Verify that the volume is not set to the lowest level.
Ensure the microphone is not being obstructed and that the child is speaking directly into the receiver at an appropriate distance.
Replace the existing batteries with a fresh set of high-quality AA batteries.
To begin using the toy, ensure two AA batteries are installed in the battery compartment located on the back or base of the unit. The device features two volume settings that can be toggled to suit your environment. To maintain the device, keep it away from water and direct heat. Clean the exterior plastic with a soft, dry cloth. When not in use, ensure the power is switched off to preserve battery life. If the sound becomes distorted, this is typically an indicator that the batteries require replacement.
