Spy Ninja 41155CO Noise Enhancer, From Vy Qwaint And Chad Wild Clay, Multicolor

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The Code Breaking Guide contained little games and activities some of which you needed to use the Decoding Wheel to complete, with others teaching new spy code skills. You also get an envelope containing decoder card, a codebreaking guide activity book, an evidence detection guide activity book, a Spy Ninjas notebook, ID card and a certificate of achievement to fill out when you’ve completed your Spy Ninjas activities. As soon as the kids opened the mission kit box they were really excited to see how much it contained. It was no surprise that the gadgets were an initial draw, before moving on to open a brown envelope which contained some activity booklets. See below.

The Decoding Wheel was also a hit. With the wheel, you can write your own code and decipher someone else. The Decoding Wheel features letters on a red rim at the bottom, numbers on a red circle at the top and two layers of symbols on a blue dial – one that lines up with the letters and the other which lines up with the numbers. We have had this style of pen before but never with the option to hide messages inside which was a big hit. My nine and twelve year old took turns using the pen and the wheel decoder message to swap notes. The Spy Ninjas Project Zorgo Voice Morpher From Vy Qwaint and Chad Wild Clay is a fun little gadget that you can use to record and then alter the pitch of your voice.

To write a secret message you need to use invisible ink and to read it you simply turn on the UV light at the other end by pressing and holding the small button on the side ( when you release the button it will turn off).

If you remove the cap at the top it is a normal ink pen, but if you remove the second cap it’s an invisible (UV) ink pen. A torch on the bottom can be used to read the secret messages.My kids always love playing spy games – making up codes, hiding secrets and sneaking around. They were very excited when they spotted the Spy Ninjas Recruiter Mission kit which features lots of gadgets. Read to discover what we thought. What is Spy Ninjas? My nosey 12-year-old opted to try the Noise Enhancer first. This is designed to sit over the ear and has a microphone which pops out when you turn the wheel on the side. As with every successful YouTube series there are now merchandise and toys for kids to buy so they can play along at home, and we were sent a Spy Ninjas New Recruit Mission Kit and a Project Zorgo Voice Morpher to put to the test and see if our Spy Ninja skills were up to the job! Spy Ninjas Gadgets review: New Recruit Mission Kit Although it is adjustable to help it fit, we did find it didn’t stay on him when moving around. However, he was happy to keep a hand to ear to keep it in place which actually did make him look the part.

The secret message pen features a normal working pen under the first cap, invisible ink under the second cap and a UV light at the other end.

To write your own you first need to decide on the key by lining up the letters on the red rim with one of the symbols on the blue dial. Once decided make sure you don’t turn the dial again, then find the letters in the message you want to write and jot down the symbol on the blue dial to create your code. He really enjoyed doing it – so all in all, I’d say it was a good summer holiday activity! Spy Ninjas Project Zorgo Voice Morpher My son has loved the Noise Enhancer whilst my daughter has really enjoyed the activity booklets and using the Decoding Wheel. The Ninja Noise Enhancer hangs over the ear, and when a button is pressed the small microphone – which retracts into the ear piece and out again when the knob on the side is twisted – amplifies sounds. I tried it and I’m not convinced it made a huge difference but it does kind of work. As a toy it’s OK, but certainly not the best item in the Spy Ninjas kit.