Pink Leapster Learning Game System

The Pink Leapster Learning Game System is just the thing for that special little girl on your Christmas list. teaches in the way your child loves to play. With the Leapster toy and Leapster L-Max library of software titles, your child can play action-packed educational games featuring characters that they know and love. The interactive touch screen and pen allow your child to write, draw, and paint, while vivid animation lets them learn essential school skills with story-based games. The Leapster Learning Advantage Offers:

* Multiple Skill Levels: Adjustable skill levels let kids learn at just the right pace for them.

* Tailored Tutorials: Integrated tutorials help children learn new concepts, step-by-step.

* Grows With Your Child: The Leapster toy software library features games for pre-K through 4th grade.

The handheld Leapster toy system is a perfect fit for small hands and easily portable.

What the Pink Leapster Teaches

* Letters * Phonics * Rhyming * Spelling * Numbers
* Counting * Addition * Subtraction * Art * Music

Pink Leapster Description

The Pink Leapster, like the other Leapster toys includes pre-loaded games that children will love. Rabbit River is based on the Frogger game format but with an additional learning element. In letters mode, kids guide their bunny to hop floating logs to the other side of the river while jumping on specific letters to identify them or spell out a requested 3- or 4-letter word. In numbers mode, the bunny must land on specific numbers on the logs to skip count by twos or form a correct equation. Another pre-loaded activity is Color Corral, an interactive coloring book designed to boost creative problem-solving skills. This module is like a kid’s version of Photoshop and offers a variety of scenic templates, colors, tools, and moving icons that kids can combine for an infinite number of possibilities. The included manual gives suggestions on how to reinforce these math, reading, and art concepts in the real world.

The Leapster Learning System has been featured in U.S. News & World Report.

With the Leapster Learning System children can play games, read books, create art, and watch videos.
Aimed at kids ages 4 to 10 years, the 6-by-4-inch Leapster is sized for little hands and comfortably shaped with safe, rounded edges. The 2.25-inch touch screen is ample for most gaming activities but a little cluttered for the art and drawing modules. Buttons on either side of the unit for thumb-operated control. The right side has "A" and "B" buttons for selecting settings and answers, while the left has a multi-directional gamepad for game play. A stylus is also attached for drawing, selecting tools and settings, and dragging and placing objects. The 3-inch backlit display makes games visible in the dark and the animated graphics are well done and suitable for this age range.

The Leapster toy does require the purchase of additional cartridges to expand its capabilities. Kids can choose from a star-studded list of their favorite characters to play educational games with, such as SpongeBob SquarePants, Thomas the Tank Engine, Dora the Explorer, Nemo, Cinderella, Batman, and more. Leapfrog’s own cartoon star, Tad, narrates a few as well. Stocking up on the extra software titles gives parents some control and input on which characters they’d like their kids to learn from. haracters for these titles are appropriately matched to the maturity of the targeted grade level (pre-K through 4th grade).

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