LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game Scholastic ISPY Treasure Hunt
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010 at
12:06 am
- Solve riddles, match shapes and hunt for treasure with activities designed to test your mental mettle!
- Build a boat by collecting the pieces that fill your frame.
- Answer riddles to earn pieces of a pirate treasure map.
- Sort items from a treasure chest into the correct categories.
- Teaches shapes, letters, vocabulary, rhyming, memory skills, logic and reasoning and problem-solving skills.
Product Description
Discover treasures left behind by three legendary pirates! Reveal pieces of their treasure maps while playing games and solving riddles that build thinking and vocabulary skills. Leapster 2 players can connect online for extra activities and rewards. And with the LeapFrog Learning Path, parents can see what their child is learning. Compatible with Leapster Learning System and Leapster 2 System, sold separately…. More >>
LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game Scholastic ISPY Treasure Hunt
Tagged with: Game • Hunt • ISPY • LeapFrog • Leapster • Learning • Scholastic • Treasure
Filed under: Preschool Toys
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Be sure to purchase the LMAX LEAPSTER so you can have fun with your preschooler on your TV… recommend highly!
Rating: 5 / 5
This was a huge success with my four-year-old on Christmas! HE loves playing this (for HOURS at a time) and I would highly recommend this to anyone with a Leapster.
Rating: 5 / 5
we all like looking for I spy, the whole family works together on finding the items, and getting the maps pieces
Rating: 4 / 5
My son got this game for Christmas. He has been playing it ever since. It is challenging enough that he has to periodically ask for help finding a clue, but can do most of it himself. It is already making a difference in spacial shape recognition. (Making pictures with shapes.)
He has played through one time already, and has moved on the the next challenge level. The riddles are more challenging.
Rating: 5 / 5
We got this as the first game for my six-year-old daughter’s new Leapster 2. She wanted a DS, like her brothers have, but I thought she was too young for that. She likes the game, and I saw that she played it a lot when it was new, but I haven’t noticed her playing it that often lately. She prefers the drawing game that comes with the Leapster over this game. However, my three-year-old could play it for hours, even though it is above her level of understanding. From what I have seen, you are given a picture, and you are told to find certain items in the picture. You use the pen to pan around and select objects. There is also a game where you match items that rhyme or match items with their initial letter. Good learning activities, but there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of variety, though, and maybe that’s because my kids play the same level over and over. There are three levels to choose from. I got this item for a very good price, so it was worth it to me. I have not tried any other games, though, so I can’t give a comparative review.
Rating: 4 / 5