Etch a sketch brings on the talking

I love the etch a sketch because as a SLP communication assistant it allows my students hands on ways to draw and improve his her expressive and receptive communication. Sadly the one I had broke after being dropped by students many times and not in budget to replace at this time or in future.would love another ine

loved

I had 2 of these bad boys. One notmal sized, and the mini too! Everytime i see one i get so excited and show the kids what we had before tablets! Such a great use for the imagination! Will buy again!

great

I always loved playing with my Etch A Sketch growing up, I still love it. I would sit there for hours playing with it. It's great for boys and girls and you can never get tired of playing with it.

All the kids want to play!

I know it’s a classic but that’s for good reason. This was purchased for our four year old by her grandmother last year and she loves it. I’m impressed with how she just knew what to do. She uses it for its intended purpose as well as a prop in imagination play (current favourite is to use as an x-ray machine). All the kids who visit pick it up and play with it.

Great, classic, no screen toy.

Love it!

I think everybody growing up had one of these when I was a kid, they are still around. Used to play with this for hours as a child and young teen by myself with my imagination and eye hand cordination with each dial doing its own movements. Very interesting to create pictures.

Etch a sketch is one of those iconic classic games . I feel like everyone had one when I was a kid . My brothers and I could spend hours playing with it . Using our imagination , creative skills and hand eye coordination to draw for hours on end . You turn the small knobs to draw whatever you want and when you're done you can shake to erase or push the lever bask and forth to erase the images left on the screen . i like that adults and kids can have fun playing with this . You can find this at Walmart.

Etch a sketch.. we had these as kids and then my kids had them too. It is a great game for development of hand and eye coordination. The things you could draw with it. the big yellow buttons that turned and be careful you don't drop it before your done there's no saving it like nowadays

This was a super hit when I was a kid. I use to sit for hours playing with this. My kids have one that I have found at a yard sale and they love it. They argue over it all the time. Once you get the hang of it the possibilities are endless at what you can do with this toy. It s a good to tool to teach coordination and precision.

Un classique comme jeu. J'en possédais un lorsque j'étais enfant et j'adorais l'utiliser pour dessiner. Lorsque le dessin nous plaisais plus, on le brassais et il disparaissais ! des heures de plaisirs !

Absolute classic! My bro and I both had one when we were kids. It was always a competition to see who could create the better picture. I seem to remember mine always resembling abstract art, haha!! Our dental office has several of these and so I like to play while I wait :)