Shine a Light on Learning with These Flashlight Projectors

  • Handheld projector with three image disks
  • Put disks in the projector to see images
  • Comes with an educational pamphlet

Designed for kids ages 3 and up, the Wonder Lights Educational Projector from Thames & Kosmos is a handheld projector that comes with three image disks that kids can shine onto their walls or ceilings. After kids insert a disk into the flashlight, they can twist the front end to focus the image and begin spinning through pictures. There are four different Wonder Lights themes to collect — little ones can choose from dinosaurs, sharks, outer space, and cute animals. Each projector also comes with an interactive poster featuring facts about the different images and a scavenger hunt for extra learning. 

The Wonder Lights Educational Flashlight Projector is a great educational toy for little ones who soak up as much information as they can. The image disks are easy to put into the projector and can be stored at the end of the flashlight when play is done. Plus, the projector shines on an open surface, so kids can learn and play with the Wonder Lights as a group. The toy is available for $7.95, making it an affordable option for learning fun.

Just like a normal flashlight, kids should try not to flash the Wonder Lights Educational Projector in other kids’ or adults’ eyes. 

Sleepovers; late-night learning; young kids


WONDER LIGHTS EDUCATIONAL FLASHLIGHT PROJECTORS

Kids can insert one of three disks into a handheld projector to see vibrant and unique images. The series features fun themes, including dinosaurs, outer space, sharks, and cute animals.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $7.95 each
  • Age:
  • 3+

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Ashley Pelletier

Ashley Pelletier

Ashley is Associate Editor for The Toy Insider, The Pop Insider, and The Toy Book with a Master's in journalism from Quinnipiac University. When she isn’t writing her latest story, she is reading a fantasy novel or rewatching one of her three favorite TV shows over and over again. She’s also a big fan of showing people pictures of her dog and cat.

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