My daughter says there is a toy that is a ball that bounces on the water. Is she right?

Intex Aquatic Dive Balls are recommended for kids age 3 and up. you can find them on ebay here:
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Soft gel filled medicine balls neither float nor bounce. This makes them the perfect tool to use while working out on any type of surface where you wouldn't want the ball bouncing back (such as on a trampoline).

Search results brought me here in hope of finding location of all of the screws to take the toy apart. All but 4 of the screws are visible when then toy is fully assembled. There are 2 screws behind the ears (pull them away from the head, as they simply snap in place) that require a long shank phillips screwdriver to reach, and the other 2 hidden screws are behind a removable rear base adjacent to the battery compartment That one also snaps into place. Once all of the screws have been removed you can easily separate the front half from the rear half. In my case, there was a bread tie stuck in the fan. No amount of fishing would have removed it. Cheers!

Yes! The FastLane brand works. I thought my bounce back was a loss because the remote doesn't work until my older daughter played with her remote control car in the same room. The Tonka Bounce Back responded very well to the FastLane remote. And fortunately, FastLane is pretty inexpensive. Good Luck!

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Yes they do. Just go to Hasbro.com and follow the links.

I have the same kit. Add the powder mixture to the desired ball mold. Let it sit upright in a cup of water for 5-10 minutes (and make sure the top gets wet as well).

Take the ball mold out of the water and let sit for another 5-10 minutes. Pop open the mold, and you should have a new bouncy ball!

Just some advice: make sure when you re-use the molds that none of the crystals get stuck in the tiny holes. Push out any remaining crystals with a pin.

From the box:

Cover work area with scrap paper.

- Decide which shape mold and colors you are going to use to make your power balls.
- Next snap together the two parts of the plastic ball mold
- Open the color crystals package that you would like to use first and pour the desired amount into the funnel on the top of the ball mold. Do not fill the funnel part of the mold all the way to the top or your ball will not bounce very well when you remove it from the mold.
- Holding the funnel part of the mold, carefully place the filled mold in a cup. While holding the mold, fill the cup with water right up to the bottom portion of the funnel. Let the mold sit in the water for five to ten minutes.
- Remove the mold from the water and wait ten minutes before opening it.
- Carefully open the mold and remove the ball. When you remove the ball from the mold it may feel a little sticky. Let it dry until it is no longer sticky before you start playing with it.
- Find a clean, flat surface to bounce the power balls on. When you are done playing, store each ball in resealable bags until you are ready to use them again.

try using elastics to make a ball, and it bounces.