Showing posts with label electronic learning toys. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

MobiGo Software Cartridge - Shrek 4 Review

MobiGo Software Cartridge - Shrek 4
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My son turned 3 two weeks ago and just received this game cartridge tonight. I was amazed to see him finding the letters in the cave game. I couldn't believe how good he got at recognizing the letters and then finding them on the keypad. Of all the cartridges I've seen so far, this is hands-down the best. The letter game is incredibly education, while the bowling game is a blast for little ones, and the memory game is obviously working those little brains. We haven't checked out all of the other games on this cartridge yet, but I'm thrilled that we bought it. In fact, I have been a little unsure about the mobigo purchase--watching him play this game tonight, though, made me feel like it was definitely money well spent.

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It's time for some touch-based learning fun and games in Shrek's world. Children can choose from a variety of locations that offer a fun and unique game on their MobiGo Touch Learning System from Vtech. Go bowling at the Candy Apple, fly on witches' brooms through Rumpelstiltskin's palace, dance to the Pied Piper's music, or use your smarts to get out of a scary underground cave. Your child will build core preschool skills with the help of their favorite green ogre!

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Friday, November 11, 2011

LeapFrog Leapster Explorer Learning Game: The Penguins of Madagascar: Operation Plushy Rescue Review

LeapFrog Leapster Explorer Learning Game: The Penguins of Madagascar: Operation Plushy Rescue
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My son just turned 3 and has been playing on his leapster for a few months now. We have a few games and apps, but this is by far his/our favorite game. It's a fun AND funny game (gotta love those penguins) with age appropriate lessons in math in between the levels. I love the leapster b/c he can use his finger or the stylus pen (similar to my iphone - which he's always grabbing for). The math questions are simple and get increasingly difficult as you progress. He can do the easy ones himself...but as they get more difficult he needs my help. He can read and knows his numbers and simple math - so it's fun to sit down w/ him and figure out the problems. Sample math questions are:
-which is the largest group?
-which is the smallest group?
-which box has 4 wires in it?
-which box has more than 1 wire in it?
-drag 6 candies into Rico's bowl
-what number comes next in the sequences - 6, 7, _, 9
etc...
There are also shapes questions - dragging shapes into a box w/ your finger or the pen - and rotating them to fit - which is pretty neat.
All in all, I think this is the best game leapster has so far. The levels are fun, the math/shapes lessons are great, the spy music is entertaining and not annoying (for me), and your child will be using the d-pad, his finger, the pen etc. and I think it's great for their coordination.


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Learn addition, more than/less than, problem solving and animal facts as you build your karate skills and avoid Zookeeper Alice!- Use mathematics skills to earn LeapWorld tokens that help you uncover secret Penguins vacation photos.- Develop your logic skills by assembling tricky puzzles to overcome gorilla-sized obstacles.- Learn facts about endangered animals and listen to the sounds they make.- Teaches addition, subtraction, animal science and logic and reasoning skills. Appropriate for children ages 4 to 7 years (grades pre-K to 1).- Only for Leapster Explorer.

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