VTech Alphabet Apple Tree Owner's Manual
A Guide to Using
Alphabet Apple™ Tree
Dear Parent,Dear Parent,
Dear Parent,
Dear Parent,Dear Parent,
You know how important learning the fundamentals is to your child’s future. No
matter what path your child takes - all-star third baseman, doctor or computer
programmer - fundamental skills are the building blocks to success.
As a parent, you take the most critical role in establishing an active learning
environment. And because play consumes so much of a child’s day, toys are a very
important part of that environment. That’s why
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edge toy designers in conjunction with accomplished teachers. Each learning toy
focuses on one of three key subject areas: Reading, Math or Language.
The curriculum content of each toy (the teaching part) is keyed to the child’s age
and ability level. Each toy’s appealing design and stimulating, interactive play (the
cutting-edge toy part) puts the FUN into fundamentals.
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visual, tactile) while reinforcing and complementing the subject matter the child is
learning, or will learn, in school. This productive play fills a child with confidence
and pride, as well as a lifelong love of learning.
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For 25 years, millions of parents have trusted
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look forward to continuing to nurture the development of young minds.
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ACTIVITY SELECTOR
LETTER BUTTONS
TO BEGIN PLAYTO BEGIN PLAY
TO BEGIN PLAY
TO BEGIN PLAYTO BEGIN PLAY
1. To begin play, press the
sound effect followed by “Hello!”
ON/OFF ON/OFF
ON/OFF button. You will hear a
ON/OFF ON/OFF
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ON/OFF BUTTON
2. Slide the activity selector left and right to select one of
the five activities. A friendly voice will guide you through
each of the following activities:
A. Learn the Letters
B. Learn the Sounds
C. Find It
D. Before and After
E. Music
3. To turn the learning toy
You will hear “Bye-bye,” followed by a sound effect.
OFFOFF
OFF, press the
OFFOFF
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ON/OFF button again.
ON/OFFON/OFF
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ACTIVITY 1 – LEARN THE LETTERSACTIVITY 1 – LEARN THE LETTERS
ACTIVITY 1 – LEARN THE LETTERS
ACTIVITY 1 – LEARN THE LETTERSACTIVITY 1 – LEARN THE LETTERS
This activity allows your child to practice identifying the 26 letters of the alphabet.
As your child presses a letter button, he or she will hear the friendly voice identify
the letter.
Learning Benefits for Your Child -Learning Benefits for Your Child -
Learning Benefits for Your Child - The Learn the Letters activity is presented to
Learning Benefits for Your Child -Learning Benefits for Your Child introduce your child to the 26 letters of the alphabet. Your child may explore at
his or her own pace by choosing which letters to press. There are no specific
instructions telling your child which button to press. This free exploration is very
inviting and encourages your child to take risks by pressing letters he or she may
not be too familiar with.
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Slide the activity selector to “Learn the Letters.” You will
hear a short tune and the friendly voice will introduce
the activity by saying, “Learn the letters.”
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“Learn the
letters.”
2. When any letter button is pressed, the letter’s name will
be identified. For example, when you press the letter “A”
button, you will hear the corresponding letter name “A.”
How Can You Help?
• Encourage your child to find the beginning letter of his or her name as well
as other names of family members. Ask your child to think of his or her friends
names or favorite toys, animals, etc. and guide your child in finding the
beginning letters of those words using the letter buttons on the learning toy.
• Write some letters of the alphabet down on paper and encourage your child to
find the matching letter using the letter buttons on the learning toy. After your
child presses the letter button and hears the name of the letter, ask him or her
what letter it was.
“A”
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