Sonny the Seal Ring Toss Game

A fun game, especially for younger children.

Sonny the Seal is an amusing variation on the ready, aim, throw games that have been around forever. Sonny sits on top of a yellow platform. When activated, he moves his head and neck back and forth tempting your child to toss a ring over his head. When a ring goes over his head and past his tail, Sonny barks with joy and claps his flippers--every success is immediately reinforced. He will teach your child invaluable eye-hand coordination skills and instill confidence at the same time. Sonny's three green and three orange lightweight rings will provide hours of indoor and outdoor fun. Try to toss the rings around this motorized seal's neck as he bobs up, down and side-to-side. Succeed, and he'll bark and clap. First player to get three rings around Sonny's neck wins. NOTE: Kids as old as 8 years enjoyed this game. It became a test class's mascot. A Parents' Choice Recommendation. (Laura Spannagel, Parents' Choice, 1999).

Children are often fascinated by seals due to their playful nature, adorable appearance, and intriguing behaviors. Seals are frequently depicted in a charming and friendly manner in children's media, enhancing their appeal to young audiences. With their smooth, streamlined bodies and expressive faces, seals capture children's imagination as they perform aquatic acrobatics or simply lounge on rocks or ice. The seal's ability to thrive both in water and on land adds an extra layer of fascination, bridging the worlds of terrestrial and aquatic animals. Often found in zoo and aquarium settings, seals easily engage children by interacting with their environment in a way that appears both entertaining and endearing. Their vocalizations, sometimes akin to barks or claps, further add to their allure, making seals a universally appealing animal that resonates with the innate curiosity and sense of wonder in children.