Edmark has been creating educational materials and aides for almost 30 years. You can play a piece and have him repeat it, or let him teach you a number. If you get good enough at following his gig, he'll turn off the lights and see if you can play by sound alone. In this case, Toony Loon has an array of crazy bells, including xylophone bars, crystal glasses, rubber bands, wood tubes, and even squawking chickens. Playing the chickens in the dark will set most five year olds into giggling hysterics.
Customers call in by phone and fax or show up at the door with a list of attributes.
You create a shape in a flat or 3D geometric landscape and watch objects flow over it to learn perspective and spatial relationships. Interactions between the kinetic objects and their background give kids a feeling for simple scientific principles of action-reaction. We experienced no difficulties installing the product. That's what Edmark says to sell this product, and I think they are right. It certainly makes children think.