Electronic Toys
Scholastic Electronic Organizer with Scholastic Children's Dictionary, Radio and Skins
(Toy) Scholastic
Release date: 2010-10-11
Includes FM radio, earphone and 2 sets of protective skins
Boasts 10 features including phone book, schedule reminder, calculator, games, memo and more
Password protection settings for the phone book and memo keep information private and secure
Pre-loaded with every definition from the NEW Scholastic Children's dictionary-over 30,000 entries
Features 4 games - Written Math, Number Link, Hang Man and Trivia
Price:
$17.99
$17.99
Customer Reviews:
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Exactly what we wanted in a student organizer!
I accidentally got a different one (the thin Scholastic one that can serve as a bookmark) and kicked myself because I wanted my 5th grader to have an organizer with a dictionary and calculator, not just a dictionary! So went back and got this one eventually. It has all the bells and whistles... -
great
i recommend this to every one it is great i never saw a better organizer before no kidding LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answers
I remember that they were turquoise.
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