This game has been perfect for reinforcing numbers and addition for our Kindergarten and 1st grade sons. It definitely has more of a focus on education than gaming, but enough gaming to keep them very interested. The new online overview for parents is a great way to see the areas that he is working on. Overall, a great educational game!
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I got this game with Sonic for my 6 year old’s Didj and although he plays sonic more, he loves this one. This one is a little more difficult so I like that it challenges him more but I don’t like the math question options as much. It still is teaching him so it’s not all bad, just not my favorite. He still likes to play it even after having it for months and I can go on the computer and choose what questions it asks him to try to keep it at his level.
My 7 yo son wanted to play this game on his DiDJ so he saved and finally bought it. When it arrived, he desperately open the box and inserted the cartridge in the game console. A few minutes later he was enjoying , making noices and having fun. The questions provided in this game were something new for him so this keep him excited and inmerse in the game.
I asked hime the next day about some of the questions the game showed up and he was able to retain knowledge. That’s nice! He’s on advance math class
My son got the Diji for Christmas this year from Santa and he literally didn’t put it down for three days. With the after X-mas sales I got him this game. Along with other parents I worried that it may be too old for him (he is 6) and might be too much of a challenge with the math skills. No, he did just fine. He only asked me for a little bit of help, and thanks to his sister-who got online and spent some of his “credits” he has new challenges and new stuff for all of his games. Way to go Diji, keep the cool games coming and this will stick around for a long time.
Star wars is a math oriented game that is great for grades 1 – 3 and review or refresh of basic math for older kids. More difficult math for upper levels needs a different game. The fun my boys have with this game, they don’t even realize they are doing math and learning. They are learning and refreshing so much I am very pleased! I can program the game to specify the areas each child needs to work on (multiplication for my eldest, two digit adding and subtracting with carrying/borrowing for my middle and +/- 0-12 for my youngest) I highly recommend this for fun and or math!
This was a Christmas gift for a 5-yr.-old boy. I don’t really have feedback from the family, but the game looked interesting to me!
We purchased this game along with Leapster 2 systems for each of my kids (2, 2, 4). Wow, as soon as my 4 year old started to play the game I was impressed. While he can count pretty high, he had been having trouble with knowing his numbers by sight, especially teens and twenties. Within the first ten minutes of play, he had quickly grasped these numbers as used he laser to shoot the appropriate numbers.
We are pretty conservative in what we allow our children to watch, so my kids have no idea who the Star Wars characters really are and I was a little concerned about how Star Wars could be appropriate for young children. They do an excellent job in handling the “violence” issue so the game really isn’t scary nor cruel. They have done an excellent job of making the learning of simple math facts fun. We are still on level one of game play, so I am not sure how the upper levels are or how advanced they get in keeping the attention of children. The first level was very appropriate for my 4 year old, who tends to work at a Kindergarten level. My 2 year olds are probably at least six months, if not a year or more from being ready for the first level of this game.
I really enjoy the bonus questions used to help unlock doors – a great way of teaching and reinforcing the concepts of time and time of day. We hadn’t intentionally tackled things like minutes versus hours with my four year old, but he was still able to get those type of questions right. I hadn’t expected that aspect of the game and was excited about seeing it. The game was also a pretty neat way of introducing story problems to young children without intimidation.
My kids love their leapsters!! My son was so excited to be able to play Star Wars on it too!!
My 4yo daughter LOVES the Star Wars Jedi Math along with the Batman game as her two favorite leapster games. Lucky Leapster kids!
I spent over an hour trying to get this thing to work when the kids opened their presents. Come to find out there is some issue with the battery cartridge. I got an adapter for it and that works, but it is not a portable game now. I buy all my gifts around August for Christmas, so the warranty is expired. After reading the reviews, I don’t think I will bother with replacing it. Might try upgrading though.
I decided to wait for Nintendo DSi for another year as my daughters seems to be younger (3.5 year, 5 year) for Nintendo DS.
Last month my daughter received Leapster as a gift. So far I am very satisfied with this learning tool. Both daughters enjoy playing games on Leapster and need very little assistance to use it. They are very excited on on-board coloring and proudly show us all their creativity.
After going over many reviews, I ordered “LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game: Mr. Pencil’s Learn to Draw and Write” as my 5 year old likes to draw and loves coloring.
Planning to buy other cartridges after Mr. Pencil is exhausted.
- Cars
- Go Diego Go!
- Pet Pals
I believe: main difference between DSi and Leapster is DSi is more for recreation and Leapster is both learning and recreation. On average DSi is great for 6+ year old and Leapster will be fine for 3+ year old.
between my daughter and my niece, they’ve been through 3 of these. 2 of them had lines going down the screen before they were a year old, and all of them totally stopped working and don’t even turn on. I contacted Leapfrog and they said if it’s a year old and/or I have no proof of purchase, they can’t do anything about it but told me I could purchase a new one on their website. I guess they don’t care that they have a crappy product, as long as they’re making money.
I just bought this for my son for his 4th birthday, and he absolutely loves it!!! He has been playing some of my games on my iPhone, and I thought that he might like something of his own (and I would like him playing some more age-appropriate, learning games!). The game that is built in to it, the Frogger type game, took him a few tries to really get the hang of, but now he looks at me with an incredibly proud look on his face every time he makes it to the other side! We also got the Wall-E game to go along with it, and he loves that as well.
This was easily his favorite birthday present, and I think it will be a companion for many years to come! (And he still loves to read……this didn’t distract him from any of the other things that he likes to do, as I had feared it might!)
This is a must have for entertaining, and teaching kids. The size of it is just right for his hands, as well. Love it!
We bought Leapster 2 game systems for our 4 year old twins for their birthday. The good news is that they LOVE them! We have a host of other Leapster products, so we were already familiar with their website platform. It’s pretty cool, actually. If you don’t already have a Leapfrog account on their website, you use the included CD ROM to load the software, go to the Leapfrog Connect program you loaded, and register the system to your child’s name. You can then hook the system up to your computer using the included USB cable and then you go to their website and you can track how their learning is progressing based on the concepts they are learning through game play.
When you first register the product you have the ability to choose one free “starter game” to load onto the system (a basic game, not of the sort of Leapster 2 game cartridges you would buy in the store). We chose the shapes game for one system (it shows a picture and you have to select different shapes and drop them into the picture to make the picture with the shapes – kind of like Geo in Team UmiZoomi, if you’ve ever seen it). For the other system we loaded the dragon game. My daughters both were happy enough with the free games that we waited about a month before even buying other Leapster 2 games!
Another cool thing is that, when you have the Leapster 2 connected and you load Leapfrog Connect you can actually choose from a few games that you can buy and directly download to the system, rather than buying a cartridge at the store (I think this is cool because cartridges can be lost or damaged). The systems are also durable enough to withstand the rough play of young children. Ours have been dropped and thrown many times over (by our two year old!) and we haven’t had an issue yet.
There is one downside though. There is a decent selection of games BUT there aren’t a lot that are geared toward the 4 year old group and those that are all seem to teach the exact same concepts, only with different characters, so you can’t buy different games and expect to use a variety of games to help reinforce a variety of learning concepts.
My little girl loves her leapster. We call them their “DS.” This is important when you have bigs kids with the real “DS” and they want theirs. This toy is durable, easy handle, cleans easy, great games to purchase.
Imagine this. Your child just received this is a present and is jumping up and down for joy, then impatience, then frustration, anger, and eventually walks away in despair. He won’t get to play with it today after all! If you did not get a defective product, it will take about an hour to set up given everything else went well! It tells you to hook it up to your computer and starts downloading and installing files for a *long* time. Eventually, that part is completed, you launch the app, there is another long wait. Finally, it tells you, (I am not kidding!) the drivers have not been installed, the device is UNUSABLE. (Their wording, not mine!) Google around – most people are experiencing the same problem. What now? You grab the phone to call customer service, right? LOL. They are closed on weekends and are on VERY LIMITED Eastern time. If it’s past noon on a friday in California, GAME OVER, thanks for playing. Please purchase other Leapster products soon! Ours still doesn’t work – except for the $20 cartridge games. (Thank goodness I purchased one with the original toy!) If you are going to buy a Leapster, at least buy cartridge games. They should be playable. Good luck!
I am never buying any LeapFrog product again after this experience.
Both my 4 year old and 3 year old love to play this system. My four year old can play some of the games…some are too old for her. My 3 year old can play just the drawing game it comes with. They love it. It does run out of batteries quickly. Overall this is one of my fav toys for them espcially on trips in the car!
My nine year old fourth grader has really enjoyed playing this game that is focused upon science related skills.
My 7 year old LOVES IT! Would play it 24/7 if I’d let him, but I don’t. I listen to the lessons it teaches on various science principles and concepts while he plays, and I’m impressed. It beats the mind numbing he gets from the wii.
My 4th grader absolutely loves it. The graphics are much better on this game than other didj games that we have. The science questions deal with pulleys, levers, inclined planes and other physics type applications.
this is a gift for my 8 year old son… we had a blast and he actually learned something about grammer rules…