User manual VTECH V.SMILE V-MOTION WONDER PETS

[. . . ] At VTech®, we are proud to provide parents with a much-needed solution to the video game dilemma, as well as another innovative way for children to learn while having fun. We thank you for trusting VTech® with the important job of helping your child explore a new world of learning!Sincerely, Julia Fitzgerald Vice President, Marketing VTech Electronics, NA To learn more about the V-MotionTMActive Learning SystemTM and other VTech® toys, visit www. vtechkids. com INTRODUCTION After the school day ends and the children have all gone home, the Wonder Pets ­ Linny the Guinea Pig, Ming-Ming Duckling, and Turtle Tuck--receive some calls on the tin-can phone. The Wonder Pets assemble their Flyboat and fly off to save the day! [. . . ] You can select it to download your game to the V. LinkTM. After the downloading process is complete, you can plug the V. LinkTM into your computer and unlock some bonus games on the V. SMILETM Web Site. Please do not unplug the V. LinkTM during the downloading process. Bonus Games on the V. SMIlETM Web Site When you complete certain parts of the game, you will be rewarded with special coins. You can save your result to the V. LinkTM and then plug the V. LinkTM into a PC. You will then be able to use the coins to unlock bonus games on the V. SmileTM Web Site. How to Earn Gold Coins: Gold Coin 1st coin 2 coin nd Condition Complete any Learning Adventure game once. One of LA and one of MG have completed once Two of LA and two of MG have completed once Story mode completed once 3rd coin 4th coin ACTIVITIES Educational Curriculum learning adventure LA1 - Save the Crane!MG1 - Fix the Wheels LA2 - Save the Dinosaur!MG2 - Free the Dino LA3 - Save the Unicorn!MG3 - Apple Gather MG4 - Perfect Landing Learning Zone LZ1 ­ Animal Match LZ2 - Costume Box Curriculum Counting Shapes Alphabet order Drawing shapes Directions Hand-eye coordination Hand-eye coordination Curriculum Animals Social Skills Learning Adventure 1 ­ Save the Crane! Game Play The Wonder Pets need to fly right into a Japanese painting to save a baby crane whose nest is near a volcano that's about to erupt!Help them get to the crane by using the joystick or motion controller to steer the Flyboat. Answer all the counting questions along the way to know you're headed towards the crane. Answer the counting questions by using the color buttons. Curriculum: Counting Easy Level: up to 5 Difficult Level: up to 10 operations in learning adventure 1: Motion Controller Mode Control speed Tilt the controller left or right Joystick Mode ( )/( ) Move Flyboat Tilt the controller up or down ( )/( ) Answer question Color buttons Color buttons Mini Game 1 ­ Fix the Wheels Game Play Help the Wonder Pets build a nest-mobile by attaching some wheels to the baby crane's nest. The baby crane will tell the Wonder Pets which shape is needed. Tilt the controller left or right to toss the wheel to the Wonder Pet near the nest. Curriculum: Shapes Easy Level: Primary shapes include Circle, Triangle and Square Difficult Level: Advanced shapes include Heart and Star operations in Mini Game 1: Motion Controller Mode Move character's arm Tilt the controller left or right Joystick Mode ( )/( ) Learning Adventure 2 ­ Save the Dinosaur! Game Play Oh, no!Baby Triceratops is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Travel back in time with the Wonder Pets to save him. Use the motion controller to steer the Flyboat. Answer some alphabet questions along the way as you zoom to the rescue!Use the motion controller to steer the Flyboat to the correct letter. Curriculum: Alphabet order Easy Level: 3 letters are missing Difficult Level: 4 letters are missing operations in learning adventure 2: Motion Controller Mode Steer Flyboat Tilt the controller left or right Joystick Mode ( )/( ) Free Flyboat from tornado Answer question Shake the joystick Color buttons Move quickly in all directions Color buttons Mini Game 2 ­ Free the Dino Game Play Help the Wonder Pets rescue Baby Triceratops by putting wet mud on the rocks. [. . . ] These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: · Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. [. . . ]