User manual VTECH V.SMILE V-MOTION DORA

[. . . ] 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-MotionTM Active Learning System and other VTech® toys, visit www. vtechkids. com INTRODUCTION ¡Hola!Welcome to Dora's Fix-it Adventure, where you can explore and learn with Dora and her friends!Dora's friend Tico the squirrel has invented a wonderful new machine ­ the Air-Car-Boat-Mobile! [. . . ] Move your joystick to choose a color piece and press ENTER to choose it. When the correct color piece is chosen, help Dora and Boots rotate the color piece so it fits into the bridge. Easy Level : Colors Difficult Level : Color patterns Bridge Path Help Dora and Boots choose the correct color bridge. Easy Level : English and Spanish color names Difficult Level : Spanish color names Missing Logs The log bridge is missing logs. Move your joystick to one of the four number choices and press ENTER to confirm. Then shake the controller or press ENTER to put the logs onto the bridge, one by one. Easy Level : English and Spanish numbers Difficult Level : Spanish numbers Locked Gate Help Dora and Boots open the gate by choosing the correct key in the bushes. Easy Level : 2 locks, 4 key choices Difficult Level : 4 locks, 6 key choices Crocodile Lake Follow the friendly frog over the stones on the lake. Follow the correctly colored stones to cross the lake safely. Balance Log To get across the water, Dora and Boots have to walk along the log. Help Dora keep her balance as she walks across the log. Logs and Turtles Help Dora and Boots get across the water by stepping on the logs and turtles. Tico's steering wheel is on the other side! Other Operations in Color Forest Action To rotate the color piece To open the gate with the key To help Dora keep her balance Motion Controller Mode Tilt the controller left or right Keep tilting the controller left or right Tilt the controller left or right Joystick Mode Press the red or the green button Keep pressing the red or the green button Move the joystick left or right Activity 2 - Number River Curriculum Numbers, number sequences, shapes, Spanish Game Play The four tires have sunk into the Number River!Dora and Boots will need a boat to sail down the river and fish out the tires for Tico. Fixing the Boat Dora and Boots have found a boat, but it's missing some pieces. Fix the boat by finding the correct pieces to match the shape of the holes. Move the joystick to control the arrow and press the ENTER button to choose a piece. When the correct piece is chosen, help Dora and Boots hammer the piece into the hole. Easy Level : Shape names in English and Spanish Difficult Level : Shape names in Spanish Number River To find the four tires for Tico's Air-Car-Boat-Mobile, help Dora and Boots follow the numbers in the river in order. Don't forget about Swiper ­ he wants to get to the parts before Dora, so you need to hurry!Easy Level : English and Spanish numbers Difficult Level : Spanish numbers A whirlpool appears along the river path. Easy Level : Two whirlpools along the water path Difficult Level : Three whirlpools along the water path Fishing for Tires The four tires of Tico's Air-Car-Boat-Mobile are at the bottom of the river. Use the joystick to choose a shape at the bottom of the screen, and press the ENTER button to select it. Turn the stone pieces one by one so that they form a bridge for Dora and Boots to cross. Easy Level Difficult Level : 3 answer choices : 4 answer choices Ball Drop Help Dora and Boots make the ball drop into the basket at the bottom of the puzzle. [. . . ] Be sure to make backup copies of important data on other media to protect against data loss. ADDRESS: 1155 West Dundee, Suite 130, Arlington Heights, IL 60004 USA TEL NO. : 1-800-521-2010 in the U. S. or 1-877-352-8697 in Canada. 1 NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ]