Klein ToysToy Traffic Light
R299
About
Stop.go, walk.wait! This working toy traffic light makes ride-on toys a blast, while helping kids learn traffic safety. It changes colors, just like real stoplights, helping kids remember the meaning of green, yellow, and red. It teaches pedestrian safety, too, because while two sides of the light are set up for vehicles, the other two are red/green crosswalk signals. The four sides are timed to work together, so kids learn how intersections work. Set up a traffic "corner" in the middle of your driveway, and you'll be the hit of the neighbourhood!
Product Features
- Working toy traffic light makes ride-on toys a blast, while helping kids learn traffic safety
- Changes colours, just like real stoplights, helping kids remember the meaning of green, yellow, and red
- Auto and manual settings
- For ages 3 and up
- Requires 4 "AA" batteries (sold separately)
Product Specifications
- Dimensions (made up): 27cm x 16cm x 73cm
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