That Rescue City Center above features a city scape that is sure to entertain a pre-schooler. From the gas station to hotel, from the police station to hospital – the different sides of this toy offers different play environments (from top to bottom!).
My son is not quite Imaginext-age…but soon will be. And I see how he is creepy towards adventure with his play. From putting his Mike the Knight figures into his Jake and the Neverland pirates ship…he creates worlds and situations…well, that only a toddler could imagine.
Imaginext is Turning on the Adventure by introducing the new Ed Venture webisodes featuring Ed and his friends as they discover worlds of adventure as firefighters in Hot Time in the City and as a knights in Through the Crystal Eye!
Yes, I let my son watch cartoons. And I know it helps him develop his imagination. It also helps me supervise my big kids while they do their homework. Webisodes – like Ed Venture – are my cartoon go-tos because A) no commercials B) the length is usually just enough time to keep my pre-schooler entertained but not so long he is watching for hours.
Visit www.imaginextadventure.com for an awesome Imaginext contest for Canadians (you’ve probably seen the contest promoted on YTV right?!).
You and you’re little one (I always recommend parents and kids to surf on-line together rather than allowing kids to surf solo) will be able to play an online game and unlock the next phase of the game by solving clues.
By registering to play the game, contestants will be entered to win 1 of 5 $300 Imaginext prize packs (that would make holiday gift giving easier n’est pas?!).
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I love their quality too – which is why I’m so proud to be a Fisher-Price Mom Ambassador!
This is something I’m not really familiar with, but I think its brilliant! Thanks for the introduction!
This imaginext toys would be right up my sons alley!