Hasbro Playskool Honeybee Hop | 
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| Brand: Hasbro
Category: Toy
List Price: $24.99
Buy New: $14.90
You Save: $10.09 (40%)
New (31) from $14.90
Rating:  78 reviews
Sales Rank: 87
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 5 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4
Dimensions (in): 3.6 x 8.1 x 13.1
MPN: 34888
Model: 34888
UPC: 653569212966
EAN: 0653569212966
ASIN: B000OVAHLM
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| Features:
| • | Kids will bee happy as they try and dodge the dizzy bee with a hop, skip or a jump! | | • | Motorized beehive spins to the music and silly sounds as kids try to dodge it by hopping, skipping or jumping over it! | | • | Motorized arm spins at 2 different speeds! | | • | Includes beehive, 2 connector rods, honeybee and instructions | | • | The motorized beehive spins the whimsical bee to the familiar song Flight of the Bumblebee and silly sounds, encouraging kids to get active as they play this creative game of keep-away! |
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Product Description
Kids will "bee" happy as they try to dodge the dizzy bee with a hop, skip or a jump. The motorized beehive spins the whimsical bee to the familiar song "Flight of the Bumblebee" and silly sounds, encouraging kids to get active as they play this creative game of keep-away. Kids can flee the bee - or chase after him. The 26" motorized arm spins at two different speeds to help kids develop coordination as they hop, skip and jump their way through this game of laugh-out-loud play. And while kids are focused on having fun, they'll also get to practice taking turns with their playmates. Includes beehive, two connector rods, honeybee and instructions. Requires 3 "C" batteries, not included.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 73 more reviews...
 Fun, but only works when it wants to January 8, 2009
This toy is cute, and fun - when it operates. Thankfully I only paid $9.99 for it before Christmas, so I don't feel like I am out much because it does work most of the time. But sometimes, you turn it on and press the button, and nothing. We changed the batteries out and still nothing. Then 2 days later, my son presses the button, and it works. ?? My son is only 2 and is a bit young for actually jumping over the bee/pole... but he thinks it is hilarious and enjoys watching it go round and round. It is only mildly annoying with its music.
It's a good toy for 2 or more kids, maybe ages 3-6.
 Fun for All January 6, 2009
I bought this toy for my 3-year-old girl. Total fulfillment of joy and happiness... for about 15 minutes. It is fun to watch the little ones jump and miss, as they learn to use their perception and anticipate the next jump over the stick. A volume control on the music would be a bonus, but overall fun for the 3-year-olds, which is what really counts.
 Converted January 6, 2009
This product represents everything I hate in a toy. It plays electronic music during the entire time it is operating and is made of brightly colored plastics.
That said, my 3 year old daughter LOVES it. Even my 7 year old son, who HATES dancing, jumping, etc., joins in this game.
The music (Flight of the Bumblebee) plays in a nice quality tone, instead of that high annoying pitch so common in kid's products.
It is a very simple concept and easy to use. The kid(s) jump over the bee each time it comes around. If they jump too fast or too slow and the bee bumps into them it makes a comical "sproing" sound and then starts over again. There is a second setting for faster play which allows the game to be fun for older children as well.
We will definitely use this at birthday parties and on every rainy day. I would say this is better than a certain popular elephant/butterfly game because just as many kids can join in and it requires little intervention from adults.
A great way to get the wiggles out, learn coordination, and play together.
good exercise January 6, 2009
This is fun. It is good exercise jumping over the arm. Also works on balance and eye foot coordination.
got the family moving! January 5, 2009
I bought this for a grandchild based on the reviews I read. It is simple to use and was enjoyed by our group of 2-6 year olds, though the 4-6 year olds seemed to enjoy it most. It was perfect for burning up some of that extra kid energy and it got teens through grandparents up and moving and laughing for a time as well. It worked fine on our carpet which is not very plush. For the most part our young crowd did not play it as an elimination game, but just ran and jumped for giggles and fun. When they tired of jumping, they chased the bee for awhile and then reversed and went back to jumping.So far it has seemed durable and able to withstand the active play. I bought it on sale and think this was a good deal.
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