Small World Toys Preschool (They Keep Multiplying) 12 Review

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(More customer reviews)What a waste! Can't even see the correct answers when you push the buttons...My kids haven't touched! Go for the twist and shout instead...They loved that one!

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Make learning fun and easy! Develop multiplication skills by trying to solve the equations printed on the keys. Press key to reveal the answer.

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Learning Resources Math Mat Challenge Game Review

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(More customer reviews)I am the mother of a very hyper 5 year old boy soon to be entering kindergarden. It has been very difficult and expensive to try and find ways to teach him without boring or frustrating him. I have bought many electronical educational toys and I'd have to say this is about the best one so far to date. I have many leappad products and while they are great in theory, they are not for my hyper child that just wants to "play" and not sit down with some reading pad or talking phonic treehouse. The only time he will sit for a period of time to learn is with his computer games.
I think this is so good for my son because he is hyper and it allows for and even encourages movement. Yet, this toy also requires listening and focused attention. Due to the latter fact, I will admit that at first it seemed like another waste of money. He was getting frustrated because he wasn't getting the right answers and didn't want to play. My son does not know all his #'s and that was my main purpose for buying this item. I did figure out the best way for him was to deivide up the #'s between us. He got the 0-5 and I took 6-10. It's been less than a week and he has almost mastered his side. All in only 10-15 mins of play each day. The fact that he will still play it is a major thrill for me. It's fun factor also comes from it being sort of a timed game so that after each correct answer its ticking will speed up and once time is up it will tell you how many you got correct. We have the highest score possible on the #'s and he is almost as proud as I am.
There are 2 levels and 3 activities: Numbers, addition and subtraction. We are just on numbers but once he learns all of them (my side and his)I know this will be a great way to help him with adding and subtracting as well. There are also some really great suggestions as for other ways to play using the mat included.
So as long as it holds up I'd have to say it's a wonderful toy and not just in theory.

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Think quick and move fast! This interactive talking floor mat with fast and crazy quiz games makes learning math fun. Kids listen to the equation, do the math and then step on the right answer. The game gets faster as their scores get higher. Features six different games and two skill levels to reinforce numbers, counting, addition and subtraction up to the number 20. Great for classroom use. Mat measures 34 inches in diameter. Requires 3 "AA" alkaline batteries (not included).
Awards:
toytips.com-ToyTip rating of 5 (2002)
Oppenheim Gold Seal of Approval (2002)
Creative Classroom Teacher Tested Tools Award (2002)
Parents Magazine-Named One of the Best Toys of the Year- Smart Toys for Learning Category (Nov.2002)
Parents Choice 2002 Recommended award Winner
Teacher'c Choice Award- Learning magazine (2002)
Silver Award- Practical Preschool magazine-UK (2002)
The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval (2002)
Canadian Toy Testing Council Three Star Winner (2002)
Babyzone.com Amazing Toy Award (2002)-Math Category

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Monopoly Town Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this game for my sons 5th birthday thinking it'd be a lot of fun to play and he could play with ease. Imagine the disappointment he and I both felt when it didn't work. The car counts the spaces as you move it, however it didn't always register the spaces.. sometimes I could move 4-5 spaces and it'd only count 1, and sometimes I'd move 1 space as told and it'd tell me to move back 3. We returned it and got a new one hoping it was just a defective one, but no, the second one was just as horrible. We returned it and are looking at other games for him now.

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Join Mr. Monopoly as he makes his way around town! Mr. Monopoly does all the talking to guide you through town -- if he tells you to move forward two spaces, you know what to do... and if you make a mistake, he'll let you know! Play money and building blocks help make counting fun. And building is easy -- just add a block when you land on a colored space. No reading required. Game board comes with Mr. Monopoly in a car, track (in four pieces), play money, green building blocks, 28 roofs and instructions. Adult assembly required. For two to four players.

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Learning Mates Monkey Math Review

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(More customer reviews)My 3 yr old and 5 yr old like this toy. It gives them another way to conceptualize addition besides counting on their fingers. It is a good, tactile learning aid. They also like playing with the bananas in other ways (lining them up in order, feeding them to the monkey, etc.). They already have some math concepts from the LeapFrog Math Circus DVD (excellent!), so this is a nice addition to that.

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When the bananas balance, the eyes on the 7 3/4 H. x 9 1/2" W. plastic monkey look straight ahead. If the scale doesn't balance, the eyes will be crossed. Includes instruction booklet. Ages 4 yrs. +."

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Pressman Smath Review

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(More customer reviews)This game is a lot like Scrabble, only you use numbers to make math equations rather than using letters to make words. It can be played on different levels; for instance, for younger children you can eliminate the division signs or brackets to make it easier. Just like Scrabble, the harder-to-use numbers and signs have higher point values, and there are bonus squares on the board that can also increase the point value of a single tile or the whole equation. Players add on to existing equations on the board. There are enough angles to the game to keep it interesting. Towards the end, the game gets more frustrating as there are few spaces left on the board to fit equations in. If you like Scrabble and math, you'll enjoy this game. It is also a fun and social way to help kids practice their math skills.

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Smath is the game that makes math fun. Now you can sharpen your math skills the fun way. This game makes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division more exciting than ever.
Players use number and symbol tiles to make math equations crossword puzzle-style. Use the tiles in your hand and the ones already on the board to build your own new equations.

Smath can be played on two different levels - one for beginners and one for more advanced players. For beginners, start with simple addition and subtraction equations. As players improve their math skills, multiplication and division can be added to game play and equations. Players score points by adding the value of the tiles they use for each equation formed. Try to increase your score by covering bonus squares with your tiles. Includes: Smath game board, 184 playing pieces, four game racks and complete instructions.

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LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game Star Wars - Jedi Math Review

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(More customer reviews)My 7 year old son loves Star Wars The Clone Wars, so I knew he would like this.
The best thing about the game is the questions get more difficult as the player advances within the chosen level. So, though it may start with single digit number recognition, it advances to double digit number recognition. It may start with asking about general time of day, but then advances to specific time of day and then to reading time on a digital clock.
I recommend this game for pre-K through second grade.
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SPACE
Shoot the correct number to get to navigate through space to get to the ship where the prisoner is held.
Level 1: features recognition of numbers 1 through 10.
Level 2: features subtraction of single digit numbers.
Level 3: features addition of a two digit number with a single digit number.
THE SHIP
To get through the rooms, answer questions about time.
Level 1: questions feature time of day, like when do you usually leave for school (morning, afternoon, evening)?
Level 2: learn how to read time on an analogue clock to the hour.
Level 3: learn to read time on an analogue clock to the half hour.
LIGHTSABER DUEL
Answer the math questions quickly and Skywalker attacks. Answer incorrectly and the enemy attacks. The faster the player answers, the more power they get for their attack.

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Embark on dangerous rescue missions as Anakin, R2-D2, C-3PO and other Jedi knights to free members of the Republic imprisoned on federation cruisers and increase your Jedi ranking. Fly to enemy ships, engage in starflight battles and duel with light sabers while learning basic mathematics and telling time skills. The order of the galaxy depends on your success.
Leapster2 players can even connect online for extra activities and rewards. And best of all, parents can use the Leapster2 System to connect to the LeapFrog Learning Path, an online, interactive tool in which parents can get updates and see firsthand what their children are learning. For use with any Leapster Learning System (sold separately)..

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Wordiac Review

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(More customer reviews)My son can now play against a game in order to challenge his vocabulary skills. This is a great product!

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Master over 1,000 words found in textbooks and standardized tests with this sleek handheld game station that lets you play fun word games, challenge yourself with "electronic flash cards," and take timed quizzes. Wordiac reinforces must-know words in math, science, social studies, and language arts, providing essential vocabulary enrichment. Two levels of learning help players review and progress. Take Wordiac anywhere for on-the-go vocabulary-boosting fun! Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included

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Numbers Count Review

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(More customer reviews)Great math fun for everyone with this game! The box is filled to the brim with game components. Different levels of play are challenging for kids with different skill levels. Fabulous graphics holds kids' interest. Adults love it too!

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It's never too early to motivate mathematical learning. Finally, a game that challenges children to develop number recognition, counting, sequencing, and one to one correspondence. Flip over a Secret Number card and listen for clues. Use the wiggly arrows and through a process of elimination, discover the Secret Number. You've got 3 chances to find a strategy and win! Now play Double Digit Duo and arrange the cards to make the largest double digit number possible. Or play Secret Memory and be the first to claim the most matching number cards. Children explore the language of math while discovering Numbers really do Count. These chunky think and match puzzles have colorful photographs representing numbers 0 to 20. The pieces are large enough for small hands to work with and only the correct pairs fit together. There are 6 fun skill-building games and multiple levels of play. Includes 44 self-correcting puzzle pieces, 42 Secret Number cards, 21 English/Spanish word cards, and 2 wiggly arrows.1-4 players.

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