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| | | Description: | | Join the enchanted princesses Belle and Ariel on their journeys to learning fundamental math and reading skills. Help Belle and Ariel gather valuable items so they can fill their rooms with beautiful decorations as they explore the fun of learning with their friends. Girls learn shapes, matching, phonics skills and word building with their favorite Disney princesses. For use with any Leapster Learning System (sold separately). | | | Features: | |
• Get swept away in adventures with Ariel and Belle as you help them collect treasures to decorate their rooms!
• Choose the correct addition answer to earn shimmering gold rings for your collection.
• Chip is setting the table. Give him a hand by matching letters with their sounds.
• Help Belle answer spelling questions as she rides through the snow on Philippe.
• Teaches shapes, counting, addition, subtraction and letter sounds.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 1.4 inches | | Product Width:
| 5.3 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.3 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.56 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.28 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.34 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.26 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 11 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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0 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Does not work!Dec 31, 2009
I just got this game for my daughter for Christmas and it doesn't work. We have been trying to figure it out for an hour, I wanted to throw it across the room. Waste of money!!!
21 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 For the budding princess.Mar 06, 2009
I have a 5 year old who loves this game. She's had it for about a year and it's one of her favorites. It never gets old.
The player must find books and win treasures in the various games to fill Belle's library and Ariel's Cave. The games teach spelling, letter recognition, sound recognition, number sequence, counting, number recognition, addition, subtraction. There are three levels to choose from in each game. The kids pick up on it right away that the lower levels are easier.
This game is fun and there are so many things to do. Oh, and did I mention educational? I highly recommend it for any young girl who wants to be a princess.
Below, I describe the games available.
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Snow Ride: Help Belle get to the castle. Navigate her horse by choosing the correct answer.
Level 1: Focuses on recognizing upper and lower case letters. For example, "Ride to the log with the letter `e.'"
Level 2: Focuses on recognizing the sounds of letters. For example, "Find the letter that stands for the sound `uh.'"
Level 3: Focuses on spelling. For example, "Find the letters that spell the word `had.'"
Sea Searching: Help Flounder swim to the bubble with the correct answer.
Level 1: Counting and recognizing numbers. Answer questions like "Swim to the number 5," or "How many rectangles are there?"
Level 2: Focuses on number sequence. For instance, "Swim to the number that comes after 72."
Level 3: Focuses on number sequences counting backwards. For instance, "Swim to the number that comes before 73."
Dish Dash: Help Chip set the table for dinner by choosing the correct plate.
Level 1: Focuses on letter recognition. For instance, "Find the plate with the letter (amongst 4 other plates that are numbered)."
Level 2: Focuses on letter sound recognition. For instance, "Find the letter that stands for the sound at the end of `sun.'"
Level 3: Focuses on spelling. For instance, "Find the letter that changes the word `ham' into `ram.'"
Hermit Crab Shuffle: Touch the hermit crab with the correct answer.
Level 1: Focuses on recognizing shapes. For example, "Find the circle."
Level 2: Focuses on number relationships and simple addition and subtraction. For example, "What number is less than 5?" and "8 squares minus 5 squares equal what number? (the problem is illustrated)"
Level 3: Focuses on addition and subtraction; and the problem is not illustrated. For example, "How much is 0 + 10?"
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
A must for your little princess!!!Feb 18, 2009
I bought the Leapster 2 for my 3 year old granddaughter who truly thinks she is a princess. This game is the reason she loves her Leapster. I am going to buy another one of these games for her Leapster at my home. Do not hesitate!! A terrific princess learning game that she loves and actually plays with often!
0 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Some of the games on the cartridge do not work...buy something else!Jan 27, 2009
I bought this game and half of the games on the cartridge didnt work. I returned it and exchanged it for another one and.... SAME THING! Half the games dont work! So now i have to drive back and exchange it yet again.... but this time i will pick out another game! My daughter will be sad as she loves anything princess... but COME ON!!!
 good for young learnersJan 18, 2009
not great but good. think the age markings are a bit off,my kindergarder is almost past it but still enjoys it.
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