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LeapFrog® Didj Custom Learning Game Super Chicks!
- Master karate moves, make new friends and show off your style as you fight to make Chick City a better¿¿and prettier¿¿place.
- Teaches math facts: one- and two-digit addition, one and two-digit subtraction, division (1-12), multiplication (0-12).
- Library of games featuring favorite characters from SpongeBob SquarePants, Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
- Kids can customize the game online with the math skills they are studying in school.
- Parents connect to the LeapFrog® Learning Path to see what their child is learning.
Product Description
Battle and shop ’til the villains drop! You know that ringtone – justice is calling again, and it’s up to you and your fabulous power accessories to lend a helping hand. Master karate moves, make new friends and show off your style as you fight to make Chick City a better – and prettier – place. And, you can customize your game online with the math facts you’re studying in school. For use with the Didj Custom Gaming System, sold separately…. More >>
LeapFrog® Didj Custom Learning Game Super Chicks!
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December 11th, 2009 on 2:41 pm
I gave 5 stars to this game only because I know the products’ quality. The store already earned five stars, in my opinion, simply because I ordered this 3 days ago and already have it. It is a Christmas gift so the items haven’t been used yet, but I am confident that they deserve the five star rating. Will post more after Christmas.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 11th, 2009 on 5:25 pm
This review is not so much for the specific game “Super Chicks,” but for the DIDJ game system in whole. My daughter is 5 years old and in preschool, however she just missed the kindergarten cut-off by three days. The DIDJ system is labeled for 6 year olds and up. I bought the DIDJ handheld at Best Buy and they didn’t have a very good selection of games, but I thought I would be able to find some at the various stores that sell them in my area. I have searched numerous stores and checked on-line and discovered that the lowest level of games is 1st grade. When my daughter is older I really think this system will be great for her, but for now, it’s too advanced. I wish I had known the type and level of games before I bought this system, I would have waited a year. For now, it’s more frustrating than fun for her.
Rating: 2 / 5
December 11th, 2009 on 7:08 pm
The lessons are great. Our 5 yr old is now doing 3rd grade math, up to 3 digits. The downside is, the directions are printed, and she can’t read them. I wish that the directions were spoken, but on the other end, it has gotten her wanting to learn to read (and she has started down that path through Dick & Jane books).
Edit: Downgrading this game. It frustrates her. It could have simply included a voice to read the text out to avoid it, instead we have to sit next to her to read the text. Then, the instructions are not complete for tasks.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 11th, 2009 on 10:03 pm
this game teaches your child math. While your child thinks they are playing games, they are in fact learning at the same time.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 12th, 2009 on 12:32 am
I bought this game as a starter game for my 5 year old’s Didj. She is able to do the math but has not figured out exactly how to play the game. Her older siblings are helping her and I believe she will grow into this game and system which was my goal.
Rating: 4 / 5