Yellies!, which are recommended for ages 5 and up, are cute, fuzzy pet spiders that respond to your voice. It sounds like a cute, cool toy, except there is a catch: The louder kids yell, the faster their spider will move. Yikes. Kids can get together and race their Yellies!

There are six to collect. And we've got bow dangles. And hairy scoops to show you each is sold separately. And comes with three cell batteries.

Yellies! are the cutest, fuzziest pets that respond to your voice! Each Yellies! pet has its own unique look and personality and is full of fun surprises! Voice and sound-activated, they respond to talking, yelling, clapping, singing, or even music.

Yellies! are the cutest, fuzziest pets that respond to your voice! Each Yellies! pet has its own unique look and personality and is full of fun surprises! Voice and sound-activated, they respond to talking, yelling, clapping, singing, or even music.

Fuzzbo; Voice-Activated Spider Pet; Ages 5 and up.

5 Benefits of Stuffed Animal Toys for Kids

• EARLY SELF-DEVELOPMENT. For younger children, they will already start acquiring the benefits even before the playing begins.
• BOOSTS CREATIVITY. It's no secret that kids can see beyond the ordinary.
• THEY GROW INTO A RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER.
• IMPROVES SOCIAL SKILLS.
• PROVIDES COMFORT.

Hasbro has designed 12 different Yellies in all so you can amass your own tiny army of furry spider pets (which actually might sound more than a little bit scary to some, to be honest). Each of the 12 different Yellies have a specific "personality," which makes playing with them fun.

Toys need an action to make them move. You may need to push it or spin the toy to make it move. When you push or spin a toy you are giving kinetic energy to the toy to make it move. Some moving toys use batteries and electricity to make them move.

The Shouting Game Participants repeatedly choose one other person to look at, hoping that person won't be looking back at them. Whenever eye contact is made between two participants, both must shout wildly and lunge backward. They are then eliminated. The game generates laughter and boosts energy in a group.

Scientists long thought spiders' senses were dominated by sight and touch, as they have no ears. But some jumping spiders might actually have an extra 'spidey sense. '

Strands of a spider's web react to sound waves in the air in much the same way as your eardrum. If a spider can take in and interpret those changes in pressure and velocity, then a web would act as a gigantic antenna for capturing sound. That stimuli could then be delivered from the webbing to the spider's legs.

Toys, like play itself, serve multiple purposes in both humans and animals. They provide entertainment while fulfilling an educational role. Toys enhance cognitive behavior and stimulate creativity. They aid in the development of physical and mental skills which are necessary in later life.

Toys stimulate concentration levels and enhance attention span and memory. In turn, cognitive development during the childhood years improves children's' ability to approach language and math skills in a fun way. Children are always absorbing information from their surroundings.

These might be modeled after spiders. But with their bright colors friendly faces and flapped fur jelly's are cute instead of scary. There are six to collect. And we've got bow dangles.

WARNING: Contains button or coin cell battery. Hazardous if swallowed.

Different materials like wood, clay, paper, and plastic are used to make toys. Newer forms of toys include interactive digital entertainment and smart toys. Some toys are produced primarily as collectors' items and are intended for display only.