How to Buy a Fisher-Price Workshop and Tools

The Fisher-Price Power Change Workshop and Tools make a great gift for any preschool child - girls included.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Fisher-Price Power Change 2-in-1 Saws
• Fisher-Price Power Change Drill 'n' Drivers
• Fisher-Price Power Change Tool Belts
• Fisher-Price Power Change Workshops
• chocolate tools

1. Know that Fisher-Price has a line of Power Change tools perfect for children between three and seven years of age. The line is designed to have a realistic look and sound.

2. Know that the Power Change Workshop has won many awards, including the Sesame Street Parents Magazine Award.

3. Look at the Power Change Workshop and the tool accessories available.

4. Notice that the Power Change Workshop is very reasonably priced at around $15. The other tools are $10 or less.

5. See that the Power Change Workshop is a manageable size and will fit easily on a small table. It folds down into a toolbox for convenient storage.

6. Be aware that the workshop includes a workshop countertop, a saw that makes motor and sawing sounds, a hammer and nails, a wrench, a screwdriver and a vise. All of the tools fit inside the toolbox when the workshop is closed.

7. Consider purchasing some additional tools. The Power Change Tool Belt contains a hammer, a saw, a screwdriver, pliers, a tape measure and nails. The tool belt can be adjusted to fit the child. The Power Change 2-in-1 Saw includes a power-sounds saw and pretend wood. The Power Change Drill 'n' Driver is a combination power drill and screwdriver with realistic sounds.

8. Recognize that all of these tools require batteries.

9. Purchase one item or the entire set from the shopping list below, at an online store or at your local toy store.

Tips & Warnings

• These tools are nice even if the child you are buying for already has another workbench or tools from another company. The child will appreciate the realistic noises.
• Consider wrapping all of the items together in a big box. Tie one of the tools on top instead of using a bow. To make the gift extra special, consider adding a set of chocolate tools available at local chocolate shops or from the shopping list below.