Description

LeapFrog LFC21152 NEW! Leapster The Batman: Strength in Numbers

Appropriate For Ages 5 to 7 Years

Help Batman save Gotham City! Fend off the villians tormenting the city and retrieve stolen collectibles as you build mathematics skills for kindergarten through first grade.

What it Teaches

• Counting
• Odd and even numbers
• Addition
• Subtraction

Customer Reviews

 Great Fun for Grandsons - Feb 11, 2010

My grand sons cannot get enough of this Leapster toy. I always score a hit on birthdays and Christmas when I give them a new game for thier Leapster.

 great game! - Feb 01, 2010

This is a really nice game, my twins love it, eventhough they don't speak english they figure it out the way to understand it!!!

 Awesome way to learn math - Jan 29, 2010

So far, for Leapster math games, my 4yo daughter LOVES the Batman cartridge and the Star Wars Jedi Math. She puts the game on pause to count with her fingers during the subtraction and addition. Very happy to see that she enjoys doing math. I wish I had a Leapster 2 at this age.

 5 yr old loves this Batman game! - Jan 12, 2010

My 5 yr old son loves this game! He got it and 2 others for Christmas for his Leapster2 and this one has been in the game about 90% of the time.

 My 4 year son love it. - Nov 26, 2009

Got this for my 4 year son. He is into Batman and he loves this leapfrog batman game. Last time he played it, he got 100% number recognition, which I had no idea he could do.
Reccomend it 100%

 Batman to the rescue! - Apr 15, 2009

The Easter Bunny brought this to my 5 year old son and he hasn't put it down yet! I found him under the covers playing this game last night. He just can't get enough.

 My four year old twins fight over it! - Feb 01, 2009

They absolutely love it! They started playing a few days ago and are just fascinated by it. And they have learned so much already. Which number is greater than which one, the sequence of numbers, it's just amazing. I tried it and I was like, "huh, how does Batman open the door?" and my son David said, "Mom, just push the up arrow". Four years old and they are understanding instructions and selecting correct answers, all because Batman is so entertaining. I recommend this game 100%. (BTW, stay away from the Nemo game, it's just too boring).

 My son LOVES this game! - Jan 28, 2009

My son loves this game and continues to talk to me about it every day. I let him play his Leapster in the car on the way home from school. He always lets me know what's going on with it. He describes to me who he is "battling" and the things that he has to do to win. Even in the mornings, on the way TO school, he talks about it. I love Leapster because the games teach so much. I have not yet seen one that didn't teach something. This one is no different.

 My 6 and 9-year olds LOVE this game - Jan 04, 2009

My 6 and 9 year old boys have been playing this game for many months and do not get tired of it. It is wonderful during long car trips. My 6 year old loves the math section, greater than and less than and counting by 5s. He has learned multiplication tables by playing the game.

 Excellent and Fun - Sep 10, 2008

My 5 year old LOVES this. He's not a Batman fan but loves math (go figure). Once he mastered the basic controls and concepts with help from dad he did it on his own. It presents good game action with good guys and bad guys and presents math problems at different user-settable levels. The problems are addition, pattern matching and fill in the blank with the game designers doing an excellent job of making these interesting. I highly recommend this game/toy for those kids that like math.

 Engaging fun for my 3+ year old!! - Mar 09, 2008

This Batman game has me sold on the virtues of the Leapster. Shapes and slicing them in half, greater vs. less than, numbers with simple addition/subtraction, fine motor coordination, simple sheer fun! My son just likes me to watch him play the game on the couch. It's challenging for him with different levels of difficulty as he tries to battle and reach the arch-villain. It has helped him construct "good guy" and "bad guy" distinction. My son received the game with a Leapster L-Max for X-mas and will turn 4 on Apr 10, he's even beginning to read already, so whatever we're doing as concerned parents it's working! Definately a winner for this family. My daughter is 2.5 years old and we're going to get her a pink L-Max for her birthday with a Dora and Barbie/Princess game; but we're looking at perhaps the Thomas the Tank Engine or Cars game next for my son?? The reviews for them look good as well...

 Fun, engaging, and educational. - Jan 24, 2008

My boys just turned 5 and this Batman game is by far their favorite. They love the challenge of finding their way through the rooms, "stunning" the enemies, and finding the sparkling prizes.

It has been really helping with their fine motor skills, which is the real reason I wanted the Leapsters in the first place.

Although they need help with some of the math (greater than and less than mostly, a concept which they are still working on), they have surprised me that they can match all the shapes, do the simple addition, and figure out how to "cut" shapes geometrically in half.

My 7 year old daughter also enjoys playing this Batman game on her brothers' Leapsters. It's definitely not only for boys.

 My son's favorite - Jan 11, 2008

This is my son's most favorite Leapster game! We own six and he loves this one the best. I'm so glad we bought it. My son is 5 years old it has helped with double digit number recognition, counting by two's and a few other things. I love Batman-Strength in Numbers!

 great educational tool - Dec 13, 2007

My son sat in the back of the car yesterday counting all the way to 100 by two's...very impressive. When I asked if he learned to do that in school he said no - that he had learned to do it from his batman leapster game. Enough of a selling point for me!