Toys of the Seventies, Owl Math Game
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It was an electronic math game & had an owl with a graduation outfit and cap. If you answered correctly its green eye lit, if you answered incorrectly a red eye lit.
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I teach 10th grade math in Brooklyn NY. I was telling my students how I loved this game and would play it in the dark growing up. They thought I was crazy...but I think this is the main reason why I'm good at math!!! Can it purchased???
Yes, the little professor is on ebay all the time. i just bought one for my 7 year old. i loved mine.
I was cleaning out my cupboards and found mine! Can't believe I still have it after all this time. Put a battery in it and it still works. I used to play with it all the time when I was young and I love math too.
We had this game in elementary school. It was ok, but yes, seeing this brings back memories. I played it all the time and I still hate math... LOL.
Our adult Sunday School teacher came to babysit my kids about a year ago and he had one of these with him. My kids loved it. Need to find one for them.
I remember my sister and I staying up under our covers playing this game hoping our parents couldn't catch us . I am trying to find one now for my daughter.
I think you are thinking of Quiz Kid.
It was called a Quiz Kid I loved mine! It was different than the little professor.
Thanks Evy, Anna - I wanted to know the name of my favourite toy growing up and couldn't find it anywhere.
I remember a board that would be about half the size of say a monopoly board, except this board had modulators, wires, and connectors. Using the guide book provided, you could connect the wires to make a light, illuminate on the board, or flash, there was also a radio you could make as well. No one I talk to remembers this does anyone on here?
It was Novus Quiz Kid. I had one long ago...
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