LeapFrog ClickStart Educational Software: Learning Carnival
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| Product DescriptionLearning Carnival, created by LeapFrog, ushers youngsters into the Big Top for loads of learning fun. At the wacky Funhouse, players navigate their way through an obstacle course to find letters and build words. The Splat That! booth targets letter and sound recognition, while encouraging kids to use the mouse to click and "splat" targets. For use with ClickStart My First Computer, sold separately. - Step right up for big-time, Big Top learning fun!
- Teaches essential pre-school skills such as Letters, Phonics Skills, Rhyming, Word Building, Numbers, Sorting and Logic
- Two skill levels help children learn at just the right pace
- Features learning activities set in three carnival games
- Recommended Age Range Pre-K to Kindergarten (3-6 years)
Customer ReviewsReviewed on 2007-12-30 
Great game for next level of play
We purchased this game to go with our clickstart. My 4 yr old played it. The game takes the next level from the games built into the console. My daughter loves the fun house game. It has three levels and you have to beat level a to get to level b and level b to get to level c. It gives them a challenge once they have aced the built in games. It keeps track of your time and you can try and beat your best time. The game has you go up latter's, down slides and latter's, jump from the ground to platforms, walk left and right. It is great for learning letters. There is also a bubble popping game that is the next level from the console game. It asks you to pop a specific bubble by letter. This is a great addition to the console games. It is more challenging and once your child masters the beginning games it gives them more challenging games to go onto to. |  | Reviewed on 2007-12-27 
What a waste
3 games and none of them can hold my daughter's attention, she's 3 and some of the games seem pretty hard even on level 1 so she gets bored. Plus most of them are games that require a lot of mouse use, and Leap Frog didn't do the best on making a nice easy to use mouse for preschoolers. I wouldn't buy and wouldn't recommend again. | |
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