Gold Award Go MINI Range
Manufacturer: Golden Bear Web:
www.goldenbeartoys.com Price: From £4.99 Age range: 3 years +
Description: There are five super-cool Go MINI CREW-zers in this range, each with its own character name and unique style. Go MINI Stunt Racers have two modes – race and stunt, with every car having a different unique stunt. The Stunt Launcher will auto charge any of the six Stunt Racer cars. The RC Wolf Rally Car is a remote control speed machine that has lights and sounds which can be activated by the steering wheel remote handset.
Score: 90.0%
What the testers said: “An immediate hit in our setting, the children have not stopped playing with these cars since we received them. The Go MINI Stunt Racers were everybody’s favourites and, even though they did not require batteries, they raced around and did some great stunts.
The children were really excited by the fact that each car did a different stunt and the Stunt Launcher added play value to these. The noises and lights on the RC Wolf Rally Car appealed to the children.”
Wild Animal Set
Distributor: LEGO Education Tel: 0800 334 5346 Web:
www.LEGOeducation.co.uk Price: £89.99 Age range: 2 years +
Description: These life-like characters are ideal for helping children to learn all about wild animals, their names and habitats. The animal pairs are perfect for grouping into families, encouraging learning about how animals grow. There are 25 animals and scenery bricks, suitable for four to five children to share.
Score: 90.0%
What the testers said: “These were very attractive to our two to three-year-olds; they had to use the picture for guidance but we found this was not really big enough to see each animal area properly. The set helped to increase
the children’s knowledge and understanding of animals and their habitats. We liked the fact it came with its own sturdy tub and lid. The children really enjoyed using it in some very imaginative ways.”
Toys and Games 3-5
18 Practical Pre-School Awards 2012
Toys and Games 3-5
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