Eleanor, Pierre, and Kisha will each say a word. Toy Box - Help pick up the toys and put them away.Click on the food that he asks for and put it in the pot. Kitchen - Help Pierre bake tasty foods.You have to click on the dots in either numerical or alphabetical order. You can choose to play connect-the-dots with either numbers or letters. Connect the Dots Book - Connect the dots to make a picture.Click and drag the blocks into the buckets that they belong in. The blocks come in different sizes, shapes, and colors. Blocks - Help Kisha sort her blocks and put them away.On the VHS cover for JumpStart Preschool: Who Left the Juice in the Caboose?, the Magic Train is mistakenly colored as entirely blue.'Ready for another trip? Just click on any tunnel, and off we go!' - from JumpStart Preschool (1998).

The Magic Train appears in various workbooks aimed a preschool/pre-K level published by Scholastic in the early 2000s, such as Uppercase Letters, Colors, Shapes & Sizes, Word Games, Rhyming Words, Match & Remember, Number Games, and Counting 1-20. The Magic Train briefly makes an appearance when the school bus has to stop at a railroad crossing to let the train go by. JumpStart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop? The video's transition sequences always show the Magic Train as well. He also makes a brief appearance in The ABC Song, where he is seen pulling a caboose shaped like the letter C. The Magic Train can be seen primarily in the opening and ending songs of the video, Who Left the Juice in the Caboose? and Responsibility. The plot centers around someone spilling juice and seemingly not cleaning it up in the caboose of the Magic Train. In Videos JumpStart Preschool: Who Left the Juice in the Caboose? The Magic Train appears as one of the possible causes for the bus stopping. The Magic Train also appears in the Train Station activity, where the player must clear bushes away from the railroad so he can get by. Whenever the player clicks on a location, he drives to it. The Magic Train appears at the overhead view of the locations in the game, which serves as the game's menu screen. He also appears on the difficulty levels adjustment screen for the Wagon and Balls activity. The Magic Train also appears at the sign-in screen and front yard of the schoolhouse, where he gives the player instructions. When the player clicks on a tunnel, The Magic Train will go to that location. Once the player collects four train tickets by completing activities, he or she is sent to the station, where The Magic Train will prompts the player to pick a place to go to. The Magic Train can take the player on a magical train ride. In JumpStart books published by Scholastic in the early 2000s, the Magic Train largely resembles his JumpStart Preschool (1998) appearance, with minor differences. In every other appearance, he only emits regular clouds of smoke. In JumpStart ABC's only, the Magic Train is depicted as emitting clouds of smoke shaped like the letters A, B, and C from his smokestack. He also has a train whistle that has a face on it. He is always depicted with a passenger car and a caboose. He has a yellow face and a round red nose. In JumpStart Preschool: Who Left the Juice in the Caboose? and JumpStart ABC's, the Magic Train has a red, yellow, and pale blue color scheme. He is often depicted with one passenger car, though he is also sometimes depicted without it.

His front wheels are able to act somewhat like hands and make gestures. He has a driver's cab and a tall smoke stack. In JumpStart Preschool (1998), the Magic Train is gold and silver with brown eyes and brown eyebrows. 3.2 JumpStart Kindergarten: Why Did the Bus Stop?.3.1 JumpStart Preschool: Who Left the Juice in the Caboose?.

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