Play fun games in a bright and cheerful town with the Alex Jr. My Busy Town Activity Cube. My Busy Town allows children to visit neighborhood shops, play with animals, and follow wandering paths by using peek-a-boo doors, curvy wire mazes, spin-and-match animals, turn-and-learn ABC tiles, and racing vehicle rollers. With five sides of discovery and fun, the curiosity and exploration never end!
Alex Jr. My Busy Town
Activity Cube
- Ages: One and up
- Requires: Ready to play
At a Glance:
- Five sides of brightly colored scenes provide visual and tactile stimulation
- Hands-on play encourages the development of fine motor skills
- ABC tiles and named peek-a-boo doors assist with language recognition
Cube features five sides of brightly colored scenes with different styles of learning activities. View larger.
Interactive design and hands-on play encourages the development of fine motor skills. View larger.
Five Vibrant Scenes Support Various Skill Developments
My Busy Town features five sides of brightly colored scenes with different styles of learning activities. Each scene illustrates different aspects of life in a small town, with homes, school houses, shops, and different types of professions. While playing with My Busy Town, children will begin to recognize these names and places through visual and tactile stimulation. In these engaging environments, children practice and refine their fine motor skills and begin to recognize language patterns (they might even be inspired to start speaking).
Playful Methods of Visual and Language Engagement
Each side offers an engaging visual environment and different methods for refining a variety of skill sets. While playing with the wire mazes, children will entertain their interest in exploration. Racing vehicles fulfill a similar function while also giving a sense of cause and effect. The spinning animal and bug tiles encourage children to recognize shape formations as well as to imagine different visual patterns.
The spinning ABC tiles give children an important introduction to language. All tiles include one letter on one side and a picture of an object beginning with that letter and its name printed on the other. The tiles are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right, top to bottom, so your child can begin memorizing the alphabet through play. Peek-a-boo doors have an image on the front of the door and reveal a corresponding person and the name of their occupation when the door is opened.
What's in the Box
My Busy Town Activity Cube.
