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Meet the kids from the coolest school in the world in this fun reading adventure.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 31, 2018
Exactly as described and arrived on time.
Katherine
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 5, 2015
Very good, my 7 year old has loads of these games and has been pleased with them all- this one didn't disappoint either.
H.S.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2014
My daughter has many of these games, but i was highly impressed with this one, especially for the unbeatable price! She will definitely learn a lot from this game. I highly recommend!
Doug B.
Reviewed in Canada on June 18, 2014
Got daughter this + a Disney game and was surprised to see her choose this one over the Disney game most days
Brittani Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2014
This is a great game to help with phonics and reading and spelling also. My 4 year old spells and writes her name independently and can identify all the letters and their sounds as well as write them. I wanted an educational game that would help her further her skills and actually begin learning to spell more words. Within days of playing this, that is what happened!
cecile le roux daller
Reviewed in France on February 19, 2014
le produit arriver en bon état, et l utilisation est facil et adapter aus enfants qui ont adorer leur jouet.
MRHM
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2014
Others (adults who have actually played the "games") have already spelled out in detail the many flaws in this product--the entire Leapster Explorer GS. I don't know whether or not the other Leapsters are any better, but this one is a total waste of money. . I will only add that my 4-year-old grandson, in Pre-K, found it so boring and lame that even with my patient guidance and cheering him on, he begged to stop playing with it and went back to his other toys. Another very annoying aspect of the activities on all these game cards is that the commands are all over the place, icon-wise. You never know how you will next proceed. One time you might need to touch a curved arrow, another time a square with flashing edges, yet another time you strike the X, or maybe a character's tiny head...no consistency whatsoever in how to proceed. And the silliness of the narrators, with their hip, glib remarks--very annoying. In one place, a word was spelled incorrectly. And the narrators spoke far too long. My grandson wanted to get on with ,playing, but had to wait for too long a dialogue before he could proceed. Just too much busy-work and not much fun content or teaching. What's with the "Great! You have just earned your first (whatever)"? Just an icon that pops up, that you have "earned" The stylus does not work well, even when re-calibrated. Far too much busy-work and very little real fun or content in the whole system. I think it is too difficult for a four-year-old to manipulate alone, with the various ways to proceed,, yet when he gets older and can finally figure out whether to look for a curved arrow? flashing square? or whatever,, by then he will be even more bored than he is now by the actions in the games. What fun is there in, zapping balloons, "Shredding" paper, etc., over and over? Maybe a bit of fun the first time around when learning, but nothing one would enjoy doing again. It's all a stroke of the stylus and not much happening of interest. Bad, bad, bad toy and very disappointing to my grandson, who was so excited initially to open it and play with it. Bummer.
samantha bennett
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2013
My son is obsessed with video games and I usually can not stand them. But I can never complain when he wants to play his LeapPad because he learns so much! when he started playing he barely recognized any letters but now he is reading very well. I don't believe you should rely solely on tech to teach your kids but in such a techno-centric society sometimes a child can learn with supplements like Leap games.
A. Shepard
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2013
This is a really good Pre-K program for the LeapPad. My daughter loves it, and plays it often. If you connect the leappad and use yiour computer, you can also nudge the lessons to be a little harder if you want them to be, with either LeapSchool cartridge (math or reading). I recommend this for a 3 or 4 year old!
A. Blaz
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2013
I purchased this for my G-son's b-day, because I thought it would help him w/his reading, but it seems he didn't need help in this area because he blew through the whole game in like a day.. I don't know how long the game was, but it seems as though it was a bit to easy for him.. Maybe LeapFrog can make another version that is a step up from the original and be a bit more challenging.
M. Fecht
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 20, 2013
Like they this is educational. We have several games but this one she keeps coming back too. Her little brothers age 4 find it bit to challenging.
Dianne
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2013
My 4-year-old granddaughter wouldn't put it down. This is perfect for her to explore modern technology and grow accustomed to it. It is sometimes difficult to see one's grandchildren becoming so technology-literate, but she also loves books (real ones)--flipping through the real pages and making up her own stories after a book has been read to her. But LeapFrog Reading Game is also helping her, on her own, to put letters together to make words. It is very exciting, not only to see her put letters together, but to see her enjoying the process on the tablet.
Mrs E R Clark Jr
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2012
My 5-year-old grandson loves the Explorer games! And I love buying educational items to spur on his learning. And Amazon is a great place to shop . . . . soon I will need a separate budget for my Amazon spending!
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