Kasey the Kinderbot

Kasey the Kinderbot is a toy based on a concept by Michael J. Freeman and was manufactured by Fisher-Price. Kasey is a toy robot that could be used to get kids ready for school. Several cartridges for him were also made. When activated Kasey talks as he moves his head, eyes and eyebrows; arms and waist as the buttons around his LCD screen light up.

Features

 * Kasey taught the alphabet, counting, phonics, science, basic math, reading and more school-ready factors kids need for school
 * "Kasey's Learning Circuit" taught 40 different learning skills
 * He could sing and dance
 * His LCD screen showed different possible responses and the buttons corresponded to the choices
 * His waist turns 180 degrees
 * Volume control

Cartridges
these were the cartridges that can be used by Kasey
 * Kasey the Kinderbot (2002) (came with the toy)
 * This program is already in Kasey in case you either lose the cartridge or the slot is empty.
 * Languages: French (2002)
 * Languages: Spanish (2002)
 * Science: Living Things (2002)
 * Science: Wonderful World (2002)
 * Math: Addition and More (2003)
 * Math: Numbers and Counting (2003)
 * Reading: Focus on Phonics (2003)
 * Reading: Words and Sentences (2003)

Trivia

 * Two different versions of Kasey were made. The 2002 version and the 2004 version. The 2004 version of Kasey doesn't move his arm or waist and lacks some phrases.
 * Kasey is voiced by Kamala Boeck, aka Kamala Kruszka.
 * An educational DVD-exclusive program (that was formerly lost media) was also made featuring him in it, called Kasey's World. The episodes as well as other featurettes from the DVD can be found here.